Examples of using Capacities in English and their translations into Spanish
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The First IPPC/CIHEAM Training Course on"Developing Phytosanitary Capacities.
Parliamentarians have also taken an interest in the development of space capacities.
Building and Mobilising Capacities for Reconstruction and Development, Monrovia.
prioritized existing and needed capacities to engage and empower youth to carry out responsible agricultural investment.
Environmental governance is currently characterized by a stark lack of integration of sector policies, inadequate institutional capacities, ill-defined priorities
financial and human capacities of institutions to collect relevant and high quality data,
However, if history is any guide, building productive capacities in the industrial sector must be seen as a critical axis.
Building productive capacities requires the establishment of an enabling environment for private sector development which takes into account the dynamics of different kinds of enterprises.
STEP 4: Under the Space Capacities Section, enter the room styles available
Encompassed resin transformers with capacities from 50 to 15,000 KVA(max cl.130 kv).
Analysis across drivers indicate that developing national capacities can be much more effective than policy advocacy in enabling national ownership.
Presented a paper entitled"Maximizing Women's Capacities for Better Health and Welfare Systems: Samoa's Experience.
In these capacities, starting in 1984, she took charge of Cortázar's unpublished works,
The members of the Committee are appointed by the Secretary-General in their individual capacities, and each member serves for a renewable three-year term.
Mobilize existing national capacities by combating partitioning between institutions
Members of the Board serve in their personal capacities for a term of three years from the date of appointment.
The programme consolidates capacities for analytical and normative work
For low bagging capacities(up to six bags/min.), the scale uses the full
It concluded that weak institutional and administrative capacities constrained the least developed countries from exercising effective ownership
The Organization must have the requisite resources and capacities to deliver mandates under each of the three main pillars: