Examples of using Pertinence in English and their translations into Spanish
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which reflects their recognition of the pertinence of the project.
given the dynamic growth of that area of law and their pertinence to the global community.
could damage the credibility and pertinence of reform proposals regarding organizations in the United Nations system.
that was the only way to ensure its pertinence.
the question remains about the pertinence of this external aid with regard to such a private issue as psychology and such a cultural issue as public
The tests and results to date with the networks have proven the pertinence of the cross-cutting projects A teacher by profession,
rendered in the process, the Court of Appeal will resolve the pertinence to the natural person imputed(administrator, manager, supervisor,
external development experts who followed four criteria: pertinence of the execution challenge described;
A number of indigenous cultural practices in education are also analyzed in each country along with their potential to enhance cultural and linguistic pertinence, and to provide insight into the feasibility of extending these practices beyond indigenous communities
With emphasis on the quality and pertinence of our academic programs,
The excessive emphasis on market mechanisms and the scant curricular pertinence constitute the most noticeable risks
readings gathered in the areas of pertinence, effectiveness, efficiency,
improve the quality and pertinence of our education.
talked with Mario Ghibellini of Canal N's news program De 6a9 about the situation of the teaching profession and the pertinence of the teacher evaluation:"There is no system in the world that can improve without renewal.
value and social worth of art that often underpins the need to assert the pertinence of continued public and private funding for
are likely to be of less value and pertinence.
do not allow an in-depth analysis of the pertinence and efficiency of the national laboratory network.
The PVS Sustainable Laboratory mission therefore determines the resources needed by the national veterinary laboratory network to meet the needs of Veterinary Services and to evaluate the pertinence of its structure and its viability in the national context in order to present elements needed for strategic decision making.
Due to the particular socio-economic pertinence of combating desertification,
Understanding of the pertinence of merging two different institutions like UNITAR