Examples of using Sources of knowledge in English and their translations into Russian
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The World Bank Group is one of the world's largest sources of knowledge and funding for its 188 member-countries.
Participants highlighted that traditional knowledge can complement scientific sources of knowledge and can be integrated and used more broadly in vulnerability
The Constitution of 27 December 2004, article 7, provides that:"Everyone has the right to access sources of knowledge.
While it is clearly important for small island developing States to be able to benefit from access to up-to-date global sources of knowledge, the full potential of SIDS/NET would not be realized if this were to be the only result.
National legislation guaranteed the free flow of information and access to sources of knowledge and culture via global communication channels,
an UNCTAD report on capacity-building for the participation of developing countries in the bioeconomy notes that a number of intergovernmental organizations have become major actors and sources of knowledge in biotechnology, including the transfer of scientific knowledge
provides access to sources of knowledge, real-life experience
have opened the door to other sources of knowledge.
thereby to gain access to sources of knowledge and receive help in achieving development.
Participants highlighted that traditional knowledge can complement other scientific sources of knowledge, and that there should be greater integration
implement development strategies depends, in turn, on the capacity to access multiple sources of knowledge and to adapt what is learned to local conditions" WB Institute News, February 2003.
economic growth of developing countries largely depend on the ability of their industrial system to tap international sources of knowledge, and to absorb and use this knowledge in order to employ its resources more efficiently Lall, 2002.
methodological materials and sources of knowledge as well as organizing eff ective feedback between participants of the educational process,
free access to European sources of knowledge and material support of science,
A new paradigm rests on the proposition that the sources of knowledge and wisdom are inherently diversified,
provincial and municipal sources of knowledge of this new presence of nonEU citizens in Italy,
are legitimate sources of knowledge.
available scientific evidence and other appropriate sources of knowledge, and giving special emphasis to the further training of decision makers at all levels.
dependency on foreign sources of knowledge and weak local innovative efforts.
linking SMEs to sources of knowledge both at the primary level(e.g. universities