Examples of using Local work in English and their translations into Spanish
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which relies on a local work force.
with a view to providing a link between INFAMILIA's national strategy and local work.
application technologies to local work force or to local providers.
For these reasons, the country will focus on local work and will improve adaptive capacities in at least 50% of its municipalities classified as"most vulnerable",
Finally, it is important to recognize that the local work should involve multi-stakeholder perspectives;
in Fizpílar we encourage the support and the generation of local work without unnecessary exportation of technology
activists should not allow their work to be subsumed into international politics to the detriment of local work and democratic process.
applying for international co-operation funds, or promoting local work with women at international events.
Improvements are gradually happening in the work under the central agreement between parties in working life to set up a guidance structure for local work on gender equality and equal pay.
The aim was to encourage local work on the rights of the child,
to develop and solve the kinematic calibration of the robot in local work zones, and secondly, to integrate the laser tracker measurements
For example if the business strategy relies heavily on local work or production, and if the original brand is based on the usage of foreign names
prosecutors bring to their local work peer confidence,
that facilitating the acquisition of local work permits was only one element.
to use national suppliers and the local work force whenever possible,
The Rastrojero was developed by the state owned Industrias Aeronáuticas y Mecánicas del Estado during the epoch of stimulus to the local work force and support to domestic industry under the presidency of General Juan Domingo Perón.
CELS strives to coordinate its local work- while respecting the activist preferences of its staff in Argentina at the time- with the regional
Further, external evaluations by the European Commission in 2010 gave generally strong marks to the local work by UNCDF in the Solomon Islands, Bangladesh, Liberia and the Lao People's Democratic Republic,
diffuse tools for amplifying local work.
It is usually possible to stay in the country after your course to get some local work experience, so you will be able to impress customers with your new skills straight away, as well as having a great experience meeting new people and putting your language skills into practice in the work place.