Examples of using Endowments in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
Zimbabwe will never surrender to foreign control these stupendous endowments given by the greatness of God.
harnessing the potential of the nation's natural resource endowments would contribute to the reconstruction and development of the country.
The success with which countries adapt to a situation with higher energy prices will depend on their natural resource endowments, physical geography
For the first time, the Ministry of Endowments and Guidance makes reference in this book to early marriage,
The extreme importance of gold production makes the country highly dependent on its natural endowments UNESCO, 2015.
cultural factors and natural endowments, and unique forms of medicine.
These objectives will of course have to take account of the country's particular resource and factor endowments.
The social dimension of the drug problem calls for action by private endowments and the private sector.
the Ministry of Guidance and Endowments have convened many meetings on religious dialogue.
natural endowments, and the ability to market advantages effectively.
Nearly 76 percent of women fell under the category"poor" in terms of income and resource endowments.
It was stated that in many cases lower income countries that lack large endowments of natural resources had little to offer foreign investors.
pilgrim hostels as well as the establishment of religious endowments.
diaspora fund-raising, endowments, social enterprises,
implementation of a study on job satisfaction levels among female staff in the Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs.
The comparative advantage of developing countries has traditionally been considered to lie in natural resource endowments and low-cost labour.
Important factors for any country are its natural endowments and the physical characteristics of its territory.
national needs, endowments, levels of development
historians Kenneth Sokoloff and Stanley Engerman suggested that factor endowments are a central determinant of structural inequality that impedes institutional development in some countries.
based on resource endowments and other factors, hold the greatest promise for commercial success.