Examples of using Developing human resources in English and their translations into Chinese
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Instead of meeting basic needs, developing human resources and building capacities, it confined itself to the" registration of claims".
The Prime Minister also required Nghe An Province to continue reforming, renovating, developing human resources to grab the opportunities from the 4th Industrial Revolution.
He stressed that developing human resources is one of the priority measures of Vietnam to realise its socio-economic development strategy through 2020.
INTRAC hopes that it can receive assistance in developing human resources, specifically the skills of analyst of STRs.
Recognizing that developing human resources is an important element in countering the devastating impact of drug abuse.
The United Nations should continue to assist countries in developing human resources and building capacity in those areas.
This can be achieved by developing human resources(i.e. specialized training, staffing, placement and career development) and by building infrastructures(i.e. facilities and services).
Centres for the care of the disabled had been opened country-wide and two funds had been established for the purpose of developing human resources, tackling poverty and providing work opportunities.
The organization contributes to the accomplishment of the mission of the United Nations by strengthening democracy and empowering civil society, for example by developing human resources for effective democratic governance.
In its resolution 54/211 of 22 December 1999, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to report to the Assembly at its fifty-sixth session on developing human resources for development.
While developing countries are losing skilled manpower through migration, the benefits associated with migrant remittances are far less than the cost of developing human resources and skills.
The plan will also contribute to the goal of increasing employment by means of developing human resources in a way that corresponds to the economic structure of the country and meets the demands of the labour market.
They are: infrastructure; agriculture; improving market access through the promotion of trade, investment and private sector development; and developing human resources through support for education and public health.
(e) education, training, exchange and twinning programmes and other means of developing human resources in the biological sciences and technology relevant to the implementation of the Convention, particularly in developing countries;
The new programme focuses initially on developing human resources to improve the provision of primary health care, particularly in the rural areas, and contains elements of local and overseas training.
Develop human resources to meet manpower requirements;
(c) Develop human resources and raise people' s living standards;
Develop human resources;
Develop human resources;
Vigorously develop human resources.