Examples of using Human needs in English and their translations into Japanese
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We call on you to cancel the $1 trillion, 30-year programme to upgrade the U.S. nuclear arsenal and overhaul the nuclear weapons complex, and to redirect those funds to meet human needs.
Environmental science and sustainability courses address the challenge of balancing short-term human needs with the long-term health of environmental systems.
You will develop knowledge of social work theories and methods of assessment and intervention, as well as reflective approaches to human needs and behaviour, current social policy and law.
Fundamental human needs such as good quality air, water, food and shelter constitute the ecological foundations for sustainable development.
It studies design elements and principles, contemporary issues relative to interior residential design, as well as issues related to human needs in the residence, and the functions and spatial proportions in the built environment.
The need is to integrate the three pillars of environmental, social, and economic sustainability in order to meet human needs while preserving the earth's life support systems and reducing hunger and poverty.
And of course, it calls on world leaders, policymakers and the business community to put human needs and environmental sustainability before the relentless drive for profit and economic growth.
Rather, I see all my work as part of a coherent pattern, moving toward products and services that truly fit human needs.
Sadly, countries that have massive natural resources such as Nigeria, and Angola have a growing number of people under the poverty line going without the very basic human needs.
Ultimately, waiting on the Lord is like waiting on the sun to rise- waiting expectantly for the Lord's answers to human needs as the sun brings the warmth of the day.
Its wealth was not that of gold or of paper bank notes, but one of true value; a wealth of food and clothing and shelter, of all the things to meet human needs.
Instead the final goal becomes creatlng environmentally healthy, self-sufficient communities in which basic human needs are met through local natural production methods.
But we will also insist that protection, affection, understanding, participation, leisure, creation, identity and freedom are extremely fundamental human needs as well.
Since its founding, the Starr Foundation has given away nearly $2 million for projects in education, medicine, science, human needs, culture, public policy and the environment.
Its wealth was not that of gold or of paper banknotes, but one of true value; a wealth of food and clothing and shelter, of all the things to meet human needs.
ENERGEAR, with the core values of“Safety, Innovation, Convenience, Environment”, focuses on exploring human needs, striving to evolve the user's life experience, passing the application value of scientific technology and being aggressive and competitive started from the deep inside.
As more and more people begin to raise their voices for governments to put human needs and ecological preservation before corporate greed and profit, the call for sharing is consistently at the heart of civil society demands for a better world.
In the reconstruction of war-affected communities, it is necessary to provide basic human needs including safe water and sanitation, and to rebuild basic infrastructure such as schools and hospitals, as well as to empower local communities through capacity building and other relevant means. b.
In this context, Japan stressed the important role that Japanese ODA plays, particularly in establishing the foundations of society, such as basic infrastructure that in turn facilitates economic activity, and actions and measures to ensure basic human needs.
Accordingly, all activities which aim at achieving good and securing benefits by way of satisfying human needs, providing services and developing agriculture, industry, and means of communication should be carried out without causing significant damage, injury, or corruption.