Examples of using Qualified human in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Committee also notes from the report that that field is the one in which the Secretariat competes most with the private sector worldwide for the recruitment and retention of qualified human resources and that a number of countries have created special conditions of service for such staff(ibid., para. 78).
A long-term approach to education, including training components in projects/programmes and the provision of incentives for developing country practitioners to manage and maintain projects, is a necessary measure to maintain qualified human resources and address the capacity to monitor, evaluate, report on and learn from climate change activities;
DYS strictly enforce the ISO9001 quality management system, companies with good facilities and qualified human resources management to ensure product quality stability and excellent performance; and good after-sales service, to win the trust of customers, products exported to Europe and the United States and Southeast Asian countries.
Lack of qualified human resources.
Insufficient numbers of qualified human resources.
Meeting the need for qualified human resources.
To appoint qualified human resources.
Increasing qualified human resources(60 Cuban doctors).
Inadequate allocations of budget and qualified human resources;
Limited qualified human resources to carry out additional surveys;
To work with qualified human resources who have continuous competence.
The request for more preventive action also requires qualified human resources.
Work on the training of qualified human resources to carry out quality.
(e) Implementation of talent outreach measures to attract qualified human capital.
Connecting trained and qualified human resources with employers in a professional way.
Meet the needs of the local labor market from the qualified human resources.
To realize qualified human power purchasing in line with company targets.
(a) Inadequate qualified human resources. This includes teachers, lecturers and administrators.
Major constraints and challenges relate to absorptive capacity and availability of qualified human resources.
Providing of qualified human resources, trainings and other necessary resources to manage QHSE management system.