Examples of using Gradual development in English and their translations into French
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An attempt to structure the gradual development of MTI competencies within a Humanities program.
inter alia, in the gradual development of the system of human rights education,
The gradual development of a client database and CRM(Customer Relationship Management)
they did lay the groundwork for the gradual development and codification of international law in general,
Gradual development of services such as medical genetics,
to take advantage of SEIS, its gradual development should be linked with the relevant regular environmental assessment processes to allow regular
selective reform allows success in some areas- for example, in agricultural liberalization and the gradual development of private enterprise- to be used to build support for reform in other sectors- for example, State-owned industry.
which led to the gradual development of concrete cross-border projects serving the development of border regions
which shows the gradual development of an abusive relationship
in ensuring its gradual development and codification, and in promoting its study,
in the strategy of preferred providers and in gradual development.
which has enabled it to contribute to the gradual development of international human rights law.
The peace consolidation that began in 2002 made it possible to bring the country into a gradual development process, helping to promote initiatives to improve the well-being of all of society and, consequently, of the Angolan child,
The Working Group took note of the information provided by the European Environment Agency on the establishment of a regular process of environmental assessment and of the gradual development of the shared environmental information system across the pan-European region as an outcome of the Astana"Environment for Europe" Ministerial Conference in 2011.
Once again, we call for developing countries to be able to participate on an equal footing with developed countries in the codification and gradual development of international law as an essential premise for establishing a just
filling that legal gap would assist the gradual development of the right to self-determination and would deprive separatist
that do not support measures that enable the gradual development of green strategies for long-term resilience,
Gradual development of a more responsive and flexible workforce with
One difficulty for a comprehensive survey of coverage is that historically, the gradual development of an international network of RFMOs has often been driven by commercial interests in particular stocks and/or regions, so RFMO areas of regulatory and geographical competence do
comments on the most suitable procedure for the codification and gradual development of the principles and norms of international law related to a more equitable and sustainable international economic order.