The women in question were vulnerable in the sense that they were exposed to the inherent risks of their occupation.
The report acknowledged that both programmes have benefited many young people in Uganda, especially those from poorer backgrounds, but added that "this achievement has been grossly watered down by the often inadequate, inefficient and ineffective response to inherent challenges".
Agreed in 2000, the declaration states that, when framing laws, the EC "must take account of the social, educational and cultural functions inherent in sport" to preserve its unique role in modern communities.
Moreover, to execute drug traffickers who have been rehabilitated fails to respect their human dignity and inherent right to life," she wrote in a column for Fairfax Media.
Each day sees a mad rush to tie up to a buoy before they all go or endure the worry inherent in dropping your anchor: Will it hold?
The development of these new astroturf tools is both a response and a result of the openness inherent online.
If it means that it is now impossible to mobilise a majority for the redistribution of power and wealth, the inherent pessimism is contradicted by the evidence.
For the DUP in particular the party should also recognise there is an inherent danger lurking in this new dispute for their partners in government.
Unfortunately, there's an inherent clash between this sensibility and the film-maker's enjoyment of trashy cinema.
The New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr says NFL players should be paid more to reflect the dangers inherent in the league.
Andy, via email A Many people try to find free Wi-Fi when out and about, myself included, but public Wi-Fi networks have issues, mostly the inherent insecurity in having a network whereby you don't know the intentions of the connected parties and have no control over who can connect.
