Примери за използване на Academic communities на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Scientific and academic communities.
GSBA is a leader in Russian management education,proud to be recognized by business and academic communities for.
The world political and academic communities will most likely miss the decline of neo-modernism just as they missed its rise.
Come and be part of our academic communities.
Additionally, the concert will feature an array of speakers including dignitaries, policymakers, celebrities, and representatives from the scientific,philanthropic and academic communities.
Disseminate new ideas andfindings from research to the business, and academic communities, as well as the society in general.
Since then it has been working to develop and maintain a trusted relationship with all stakeholders, including the government,NGOs and the business and academic communities.
Foreign diplomats, Bulgarian lawmakers,representatives of media and academic communities, civil organizations were invited.
Insights for sustainability' aims to provide an initial analytical overview of framings, conceptualisations and selected analytical tools relating to sustainability transitions and transformations,bringing together insights from multiple academic communities.
Realization of relationship and cooperation with academic communities and institutions from abroad and realization of joint projects;
Partner training workshops in the first day provided opportunities for establishing contacts between representatives of the academic communities and start-up companies in Europe.
Capacity strengthening of civil society, social partners, local authorities,international organizations, academic communities, NGOs and also different immigrant communities(third-country nationals) for common cooperation and actual participation in the integration process.
The overall ambition of this report is to provide an initial analytical overview of framings, conceptualisations and selected analytical tools relating to sustainability transitions and transformations,bringing together insights from multiple academic communities.
The demand for skilled data scientists in business industries, academic communities, and government is rapidly growing.
They are capable of theoretical reflection on particular products/situations related to translation studies within their linguistic, cultural, historical and social contexts, andare able to present their findings to the academic communities…[-].
They are our future science potential“, Minister Vulchev stated andadded that, together with the academic communities, society must be provided with information of the primary importance of science for the future development of Bulgaria.
With IBM's Blue Gene/P students from Bulgarian universities gain the processing power and system resources they need to make more accurate decisions in research andraise the profile of Bulgaria within research facilities and academic communities.
A student-oriented group, Universities Allied for Essential Medicines, has recruited prominent members of the international scientific and academic communities to push for a global medicines research agreement, which would fund research and require medicines to be cheaply available.
KTU enhances its international visibility by participating in international research collaborations, by establishing international study programmes, by collaborating with international partners in creating joint study programmes, andby encouraging the participation in international exchange among student and academic communities.
The international conference dedicated to innovations in higher education convened at the University of Ruse more than 150 representatives of academic communities of European universities, entrepreneurs, politicians and teams of the Directorate General in Education, Youth, Sport and Culture of the European Commission.
Among the options, I would suggest a formal statement of support by the European Commission for the nomination, as other international organisations such as the FAO,the World Health Organisation and the scientific and academic communities are making such statements of support.
Likewise, Loyola will be a recognized leader in graduate education,offering programs which are responsive to the needs of the professional and academic communities it serves, inspiring its graduate students to leadership, and inculcating in them the knowledge that service to the larger world is a defining measure of their professional responsibilities fully understood.
The third group represents a wide range of interests: NGOs, farmers' organisations, small businesses, crafts and professions, cooperatives and non-profit associations, consumer and environmental organisations,the scientific and academic communities and associations that represent the family, women, persons with disabilities, etc.
As an inclusive community, Dickinson Law defines diversity broadly to include racial and ethnic minorities, women, individuals with disabilities, members of the LGBTQ community, veterans, first-generation students, adult learners, and any others who have experienced subordination, marginalization,or isolation in academic communities because of their identity status.
The first edition was very successful andwas considered very positive by the public and academic communities both in Italy and Bulgaria.
Innovation-driven prosperity, the environment, accessibility in terms of transport and energy connections, and security and safety are the four major areas for joint work by all partners who are involved in preparation of the strategy: all three European institutions- Parliament, the Commission, the Council- but also national governments, regional and local authorities,business and academic communities and non-governmental organisations.
The Various Interests Group represents non-governmental organisations(NGOs), farmers' organisations, small businesses, crafts and professions, cooperatives and non-profit associations, consumer and environmental organisations,the scientific and academic communities, and associations that represent the family and the disabled.
As an inclusive community, Dickinson Law defines diversity broadly to include racial and ethnic minorities, women, individuals with disabilities, members of the LGBTQ community, veterans, first-generation students, adult learners, and any others who have experienced subordination, marginalization,or isolation in academic communities because of their identity status.
As an inclusive community, Dickinson Law defines diversity broadly to include racial and ethnic minorities, women, individuals with disabilities, members of the LGBTQ community, veterans, first-generation students, adult learners, and any others who have experienced subordination, marginalization,or isolation in academic communities because of their identity status.