Examples of using Disproportionately affecting in English and their translations into Spanish
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The proven repercussions of climate change were reversing progress towards the internationally agreed development goals and disproportionately affecting the countries that were least equipped to cope with a changing global environment.
expressed concern that the global economic crisis had left the developing world more vulnerable, disproportionately affecting women and other at-risk populations.
The Working Group calls upon States Members of the United Nations to investigate information regarding the treatment and deportation disproportionately affecting migrants, asylum-seekers
consumption have principally contributed to environmental crises disproportionately affecting communities in the global South.
Militarization and the increase in public security forces is disproportionately affecting women, and women human rights defenders are being directly attacked in all three countries.
essential health research and development for diseases disproportionately affecting developing countries.
school drop out rates disproportionately affecting rural girls.
hundreds of thousands of people were being forced out of their homes, disproportionately affecting children and vulnerable groups
COHRE reported that forced evictions have been disproportionately affecting Afro-Brazilian communities,
It is feared that the anticipated deterioration of employment conditions in the region as a result of the global financial crisis will have adverse consequences, disproportionately affecting women job-seekers.
Diseases disproportionately affecting people in developing countries: neglected diseases Both the Commission on Intellectual Property Rights, Innovation and Public Health(CIPIH)(WHO, 2006b) and the WHO Global Strategy and Plan of Action on Public Health, Innovation and Intellectual Property refer to diseases that disproportionately affect people in developing countries.
natural disasters, disproportionately affecting poor women,
or illnesses disproportionately affecting women such as osteoporosis,
which are already and disproportionately affecting the poorest and most vulnerable countries and groups.
the affordability of new drugs for diseases disproportionately affecting developing countries;
cultural rights, disproportionately affecting the most disadvantaged
often disproportionately affecting individuals on the basis of race,
shortages persist in the country, disproportionately affecting the population living in the poorer states
Several companies have established dedicated research institutes to research on diseases disproportionately affecting developing countries
and the environment, disproportionately affecting rural women,
