Examples of using Determinants in English and their translations into Arabic
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Efforts to respond to the many challenges posed by the epidemic must increasingly take into account the social, political, economic, ethical, and technological determinants of health and development.
Displaced persons may be deprived of the same rights and underlying determinants as host communities.
It represents an extensive survey, carried out checks for the presence of the body's most common diseases, determinants of health forecast for the next few years.
of women in manufacturing: patterns, determinants and future trends" was completed in 1993.
Lastly, services, and relevant underlying determinants of health, such as education, are often of substandard quality.
For maritime trade between Latin American and Caribbean countries, the following statistical relationships between transport and insurance costs and different potential determinants were estimated.
This has provided TNCs with an ever-increasing choice of locations and has made them more selective and demanding as regards other locational determinants.
The plan addresses five strategic priorities, including health-care system strengthening, communicable and non-communicable diseases, women ' s and children ' s health and the social and environmental determinants of health.
The Senior ' s Independence Research Program(SIRP) is an extramural research programme designed to strengthen national research with a balanced emphasis on social, economic and health determinants for seniors.
(e) Analysis of growth factors should include a breakdown of the sources and key determinants of growth as these varied from one country to another.
Important areas of the Ninth Plan include women, children and gender; legislative reform; decentralisation and devolution; determinants of poverty; and employment.
s health: rights, empowerment and social determinants and technical papers prepared in the context of the meeting.
The example of this vulnerable category of the population demonstrates that socio-economic factors are the most powerful determinants of health condition.
The Conventional Development Scenario(CDS) assumes that energy demand and supply will follow historical growth paths, which are mainly driven by demographic, economic and behavioural(cultural) determinants.
analysis of health and nutrition outcomes and their determinants among mothers and children.
It has increased its areas of focus to include such priority areas as climate change, social determinants of health, non-communicable diseases and global health.
Terms of power in lieu of terms of trade offer us a new perspective for analysing the determinants of the autonomy structure of the ESCWA member States.
Health indicators offer a tangible means to measure the extent to which development policies and plans have contributed to sustainable development goals and objectives, particularly where impacts on determinants in the physical and social environment are explicitly considered.
lack of success of stabilization and adjustment programmes has in fact moved into a discussion about the determinants of growth and development.
It is recommended to conduct a study on the determinants for child relocation in order to better target children at risk and to define more appropriate reinsertion and reintegration components.