Examples of using More skilled in English and their translations into Arabic
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farmers need to be more skilled and aware of this alarming picture.
You think maybe this adult killer is somehow even more skilled than you were as a child?
FOSS could help create a better-qualified IT industry and more skilled employees, which would lead to job creation.
Though, from what I saw, you are more skilled as a midwife than I am, and I am.
The winner of a fight isn't the stronger man or the more skilled man, it's the hungriest.
Training of more skilled scientists must be provided for those developing and safe-guarding ex situ and in situ facilities of all kinds.
In 2006 a total of 289,300 skilled workers were trained, and 114,000 of them qualified in two or more skilled occupations.
The attacking team scores by making 7 consecutive passes(this can be increased to 10 if the players are more skilled).
With this growth rate there is a demand for unskilled and semi-skilled workers, and also more skilled workers in the service sector.
If you are a more skilled player, feel free to toggle on the classic controls for many more in-depth mechanics and advanced tactics.
Without minimising the need for protection, the reality is that many of the migrants are more skilled and educated than is commonly perceived.
The reason why women received less salary than men was that men were more skilled, and women could not travel and do business like men.
Unfortunately, for most of them, and especially for women in the South, the search for a more skilled profession requires them to leave their area.
Despite having this goal, Denmark, France and the Netherlands hope to admit more skilled workers, while Italy promotes the admission of migrant workers on a temporary basis.
The do it yourself ethic refers to the principle of undertaking necessary tasks oneself rather than having others, who are more skilled or experienced, complete them for you.
Women exposed to such programmes, especially younger mothers, were shown to be more likely to both access antenatal care and select health-care providers for delivery who were more skilled.
There has been a shift towards providing more support to an increasing number of national staff in more skilled roles, and more uniformed personnel integrated with civilians in the mission workforce.
This reflects a shift towards providing more support to an increasing number of national staff in more skilled roles, and more uniformed personnel integrated with civilians in the mission(A/68/731, para. 209).
There should be more skilled service providers at the community level, and traditional birth attendants and skills-building should be recognized as a part of the continuum of care for the maternal mortality ratio reduction strategy.
Economic restructuring and competitive pressures have also created a need for greater mobility and adaptability in the labour market, including a demand for more skilled jobs, as well as more flexible forms of employment.
