Примеры использования Capacity for work на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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greater capacity for work and learning and thus enhanced productivity.
persons with disabilities or limited capacity for work, in the production process.
Chronic shortages of healthsector workers in many countries mean that capacity for work on chemicals management is not optimal.
irrespective of age and capacity for work, who is looking after the children,
thereby better support the maintenance of the worker's capacity for work and prevent or at least delay the need for invalidity pension.
the person maintains the activity and the capacity for work for a longer period of time.
and hence their capacity for work.
antiviral therapy that considerably improves patients' quality of life and restores both their capacity for work and their active lifestyles.
persons with reduced capacity for work.
an integral component of which are preventive examinations with the purpose of evaluating capacity for work.
State social insurance disability pensions are granted to persons who had lost capacity for work in part or in full
persons with reduced capacity for work and ageing persons.
tact and great capacity for work, as well as his outstanding personal qualities.
the person maintains the activity and the capacity for work.
is usually curable and the person maintains the activity and the capacity for work.
the Foundation has poured considerable resources into projects related to strengthening the capacity for work and entrepreneurship of underprivileged women entrepreneurs in Bolivia(Plurinational State of), Paraguay, Guatemala,
the Work and Income(Capacity for Work) Act and the Unemployment Insurance Act.
increasing mental and physical capacity for work should be better adapted to suite the needs of girls of all age groups.
Rehabilitation measures are intended to restore health, capacity for work and social status,
order to encourage persons who have lost professional and general capacity for work, who are economically inactive, unable to compete