Examples of using Human capacities in English and their translations into Chinese
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The Government intended to continue promoting the use of ICT tools for social activities, increasing transparency and accountability and building human capacities.
The successful implementation of the proposed policy package requires developing institutional and human capacities to administer the policies.
The effective implementation of this legislation facilitated progress in several areas, such as institutional reforms, the strengthening of institutional and human capacities, and the creation of an environment conducive to peace.
That mentality has put vast human capacities out of reach: the technologies of reunion that include much of what we call“alternative” or“holistic” today.
(c) Slow progress witnessed in the least developed countries is mainly due to structural weaknesses-- a combination of pervasive poverty and weak institutional, technical and human capacities;
To do so requires attention to creating awareness, strengthening human capacities, establishing an adequate legal framework, promoting trust and online security, and securing a competitive infrastructure.
Addressing challenges to clean freshwater access will require significant international cooperation, a strengthened science-policy interface and the development of institutional and human capacities around water conservation.
Penny Peirce is an internationally respected clairvoyant empath and intuition development trainer known for her common-sense approach to expanding human capacities, heightened perception, and spirituality.
Governments have an important role to play in providing, inter alia, research and development institutions with incentives to promote and contribute to the development of institutional and human capacities.
Three Targets for plant genetic resources for food and agriculture(Conservation; Sustainable use; Institutional and human capacities) through three Higher-order Composite Indices; and.
Under the terms of the Charter, that lies primarily with the United Nations, which has irreplaceable experience, precious human capacities and material resources that are difficult to acquire at the regional level.
Inherent human capacity.
It is an in-herent human capacity.
It is an innate human capacity.
They are the result of research and development and the human capacity to innovate.
These initiatives are intended to strengthening human capacity and also to foster the creation of networks that may increase research collaboration efforts in developing countries.
We must take action to strengthen coordination, to increase human capacity and to ensure long-term, predictable funding for United Nations humanitarian and development work.
Therefore, it is essential that their design, while giving due attention to institution building and change, take into account the human capacity for implementation.
And the investment of today will shape the ecological footprint, human capacity and social fabrics of our economies for the next 20 to 30 years.
(a) States recognize that establishing the legal framework is not enough without the technical and human capacity to implement the International Instrument.