Examples of using To develop skills in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
facilitating group sessions to assist clients to develop skills and insights needed to deal with and resolve their social
They assist clients to develop skills and access resources
aims to help them, through various tools and techniques, to develop skills and competencies to excel in the business world.
Cognitive therapy involves therapists working collaboratively with clients to develop skills for identifying and replacing distorted thoughts
language courses in the country of origin in order to help immigrants to develop skills and better adjust to labour needs in the EU;
It will, for example, support workers to develop skills and competences for the job market of the future
other public research institutions should be given incentives to develop skills and resources to collaborate effectively with business and other stakeholders,
Supporting children to develop skills and capabilities enables them to develop their full potential,
so he suggests using a number of ways that allow you to develop skills on how to successfully deal with sources of adverse external influences.
Amendment(14b) The Programme should contribute to the follow-up of the European Year of Cultural Heritage by supporting activities designed to develop skills needed to protect
Cohesion policy should also be used to develop skills needed in the knowledge economy
can also contribute to developing skills and anticipation, by promoting technology forecasting,
targeted support for(re)entering work as well as measures to develop, skills, qualifications or work experience to enable entering into new occupations.
To develop skills in public speaking.
Free association as a device to develop skills.
It believes it crucial to develop skills that are better matched to needs.
Advocacy trainings The training helps to develop skills in lobbying, advocacy
Mobility aims to enable staff to develop skills in order to contribute to meeting organisational objectives.
Erasmus exchanges enable students to improve their knowledge of foreign languages and to develop skills such as adaptability which improve their job prospects.