Examples of using To structural changes in English and their translations into Spanish
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the promotion of an investment-conducive environment have led to structural changes which have been accompanied by the required changes in the educational system in accordance with the needs of the productive sectors.
Key trends during the biennium 2012-2013 will include adjusting to structural changes brought on by the global financial crisis
others will need help to adjust to structural changes in our economies.
thereby contribute to structural changes that will be beneficial in the long term.
possible problems relating to structural changes in the garage administration should be studied by the Office for Internal Oversight Services.
Nevertheless, further postponement of decisions could lead to structural changes in the social arena.
its capacity to pay and asks the Committee to take into consideration its severe economic problem due to structural changes and political instability in the area among other factors.
whose recommendations had led to structural changes at the national level,
because of the changing nature of economic activity due to competition from abroad and to structural changes in the economy, with reallocation of labour resources from less to more productive enterprises and sectors.
wear tribological responses of the shaft bearing contact can be linked to structural changes within the transfer film
schemes for re-employment in the event of loss of work owing to structural changes or retrenchment.
their action shall be aimed at:- speeding up the adjustment of industry to structural changes;- encouraging an environment favourable to initiative
especially as similar proposals had been made with regard to structural changes in the Assembly's regular sessions.
Investments that contribute to structural change.
contributing to structural change.
From MDG-compatible growth to structural change.
The other meaning of evolution referred to structural change in a species that took place over time, which some, including Darwin,
The current crisis should be seen as an opportunity to foster the adoption of policies leading to structural change and diversification in developing countries.
given the continued resistance of powerful groups to structural change envisaged in the Peace Accords, particularly in relation
increasing domestic value added and contributing to structural change risks being neglected.