The girl child was also exposed to all kinds of abuse and exploitation.

However, the continued existence of hundreds of millions of children exposed to abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence demonstrates the grave challenges that remain.

105. By staying in communities exposed to violence, peasant women have been subjected to robbery, looting, crime, torture, the burning of crops, sexual abuse, etc.

The Committee is concerned that a number of non nationals are illegally employed in Luxembourg, and are thus exposed to abuse by their employers.

Refugee children exposed to HIV through rape or orphaned by AIDS are also more likely to suffer hardship, withdraw from school, become vulnerable to abuse or contract the virus themselves.

Globally, poverty and family breakdown still leave many millions of children living on the streets, working in hazardous occupations, exposed to violence and abuse or deprived of access to education.

Exposed to cruel winter

They are exposed to higher risks owing to the nutritional deficiencies, fatigue and tension resulting from lack of support or of resources and from their vulnerability to various types of harassment or abuse.

I refuse to be exposed.

59. His delegation drew the attention of UNHCR and the world community to the serious situation of refugee children, who were exposed to violence, sexual exploitation, abuse and disease, including HIV AIDS.

Street children are exposed to all the risks of those children who live in quot unhealthy housing quot in addition to many others, such as injuries, drug abuse and sexually transmitted diseases.

You've exposed us to public ridicule!

He deliberately exposed her to danger.

risk of fatalities to exposed populations

Asia Exposed

Exposed area

(d) Damage to other exposed shuttle surfaces.

I don't want you exposed to temptation.

c. Exposed facility

Wallace Wooley exposed!

We're too exposed.

And it's not just atrazine they're exposed to.

Unconsciously I have exposed my weakness to you.

China and India Exposed

in an exposed parchment

in an exposed parchment

I'm so sorry to have exposed you to any risk.

Because my crying somehow exposed his brutality to him.

Skin shouldn't be exposed to sunlight for too long.

An educated child was also less exposed to violence.

I fear abuse of power, and the power to abuse.

The exposed section will be attached to the exposed facility, and will be used for transporting and accommodating extravehicular experimental equipment and supplies.

Worldwide, the patterns of drug abuse are becoming more homogeneous, as through various communication media significant proportions of the youth population of the world are being exposed to a culture that appears to be more tolerant towards the use of drugs.

Bloggers exposed this, or they worked hard to expose this.

(Even to) hell? They are exposed thereto. A hapless end!

(Even to) hell? They are exposed thereto. A hapless end!

The Caribbean region is constantly exposed to hurricanes and earthquakes.

Yes, Charlie, and I don't want to be exposed, either.

Lord, you have exposed your servant to a difficult trial.

The Panel also observes that the EHS relied on over sampling in highly exposed areas within the exposed area.

The exposed facility is designed to be connected to the pressurized module.

The navy figures we're too young to be exposed to French dames.

Because domestic workers from the Philippines are more educated than others, they display more confidence and protest ill treatment and abuse, a fact which irritates employers and leads to incidents, some of which are tragic and are exposed by the press.

Risk coefficients for stochastic effects are estimated from epidemiological studies of radiation exposed population groups, including the survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, patients exposed to radiation for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes, radiation workers, and individuals exposed to enhanced environmental radiation.

The airplane is exposed to the atmosphere for the first time.