Examples of using Local needs in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Our seminars and learning opportunities are offered around the world in different languages and balance global and local needs.
seeking to adapt legislation and practice to local needs.
These responses must be tailored to local needs but recognising that issues such as unemployment,
This is a meeting of specialist knowledge and local needs with corresponding consumer requirements.
The dilemma between achieving the broader scientific community and meeting local needs is often solved with bilingual or multi-language publications,
The project will establish community-driven participatory processes to identify local needs for small-scale agricultural investments,
Understanding how local needs related to global trends is vital for international education
the key role of the cross-border dimension in order to meet the local needs of border communities.
Among other measures, translators have been assigned to our representations in the Member States to serve local needs and help to communicate Europe in the language of its citizens.
reflecting local needs.
National broadband strategies need to be strengthened to involve and reflect local needs.
it is our desire to expand internationally without losing sight of our mission of meeting local needs.
despite maintaining some references in common, acquired particular outlines according to the specific local needs.
size of teams in the family health centres could be adjusted to better match and meet local needs.
respond to changing local needs.
taking into consideration local needs.
In 2001, the implementation of the community prevention centers began in the shantytown Vila Consolação, through a local needs assessment conducted by local authorities.
Comprehensive care can be achieved through a focus on local needs and with the interdisciplinary and intersectional resources available.
The involvement of employers in the dual system also means that the programmes can be adapted to meet local needs.
they lack expertise to design a measure to meet local needs.
