英語 での The need to improve の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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In the opening panel discussion of the MWAW under the theme of'Migrant Workers: Persons or Projects?' there was much debate about the need to improve legal protection for the foreign workers.
Last year, the coalition government also emphasised the need to improve dementia care, with David Cameron launching his"challenge on dementia", which identified three major goals: better health and care, fostering"dementia-friendly" communities, and improved research.
With the need to improve the delivery of psychiatric care to a broader cross-section of the community, the University of Melbourne's renowned Master of Psychiatry course is now being offered online using the latest technology and interactive learning platforms.
Ministers welcomed the efforts to strengthen interaction with ABAC and reaffirmed the need to improve the investment environment for business in the region and instructed Officials to further intensify their efforts to achieve investment liberalisation and facilitation.
They confirmed that Japan and the EU will continue to provide necessary assistance to meet the basic human needs of the Palestinian population and stressed the need to improve the humanitarian and economic situation of the Palestinians including by facilitating access and movement in the Occupied Territories.
While the August 2016 decree signals new interest in reviving the BN-1200 reactor project, it was indefinitely suspended in 2014, with Rosatom citing the need to improve fuel for the reactor and amid speculation about the cost-effectiveness of the project.
Meanwhile, Andre Edelhoff, head of North-South Network Division under the Confederation of German Trade Unions' education institute DGB Bildungswerk, spoke highly of the project on female workers and unofficial labour in Vietnam, in which the Vietnamese trade union made concerted efforts to popularise the need to improve working and living conditions for female labourers.
Meanwhile, Andre Edelhoff, head of North-South Network Division under the Confederation of German Trade Unions' education institute DGB Bildungswerk, spoke highly of the project on female workers and unofficial labor in Vietnam, in which the Vietnamese trade union made concerted efforts to popularise the need to improve working and living conditions for female laborers.
Various security issues at home and in the region, at least, become the reason for some Asian countries to strengthen their defense, such as from the armaments side. Singapore and the Philippines, for example, seem to increasingly feel the need to improve weaponry in connection with the continued strengthening of terrorism issues in Southeast Asia.
Recognizing that poverty is a global problem affecting all countries and that the complexity of poverty, including the feminization of poverty, requires a wide range of measures and actions, at the national and the regional level, giving particular priority to the situation of women living in poverty and recognizing the need to improve their access to income, education, health care and other resources.
Ministers reaffirmed the need to improve the investment environment for business in the region.
We agree upon the need to improve the existing early warning systems and improve transportation arrangements.
One of the most pressing issues for IT leaders today is the need to improve operational efficiency.
For example, when I worked in Chile, I felt the need to improve my Spanish.
One of the most pressing issues for IT leaders today is the need to improve operational efficiency.
One of the driving forces of my life for many years was the need to improve myself.
We agree on the need to improve the effectiveness of our development assistance in support of locally-owned strategies.
The need to improve return on capital has become especially pressing for firms directly exposed to pressure from the global financial market.
In recognising the need to improve communication on the principles and values of NEPAD and to promote further the participation of civil society.