Examples of using Potential for developing in English and their translations into Spanish
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Potential for developing environmental reports.
There is also increased potential for developing tourism.
Potential for developing new distribution channels.
Spain: The food industry,with great potential for developing.
Potential for developing emission offset projects.
They may realize that the potential for developing this business is large.
Potential for developing holistic performance indexes.
Educational robots have great potential for developing basic skills.
The potential for developing ecotourism centred on the Snow Leopard is limited.
This leads to excessive user fees and hinders their potential for developing tourism.
There is also potential for developing walking tours and sport fishing tourism on the island.
UNCTAD assisted African countries in assessing potential for developing renewable energy sources.
The potential for developing financing mechanisms for sustainable development through innovative ways of generating revenue have not yet been well explored.
The Commission may wish to discuss the potential for developing health-data sets from administrative processes;
It could make suggestions on priorities based on considerations of existing levels of cooperation and the potential for developing further cooperation.
Such stem cells offered enormous potential for developing new treatments for degenerative diseases that were currently incurable.
The introduction of the genetic diversity of these creole wheats into breeding pipelines has potential for developing the next generation of wheat varieties.
They agreed on the need for exploring the potential for developing confidence- and security-building measures with a regional scope of application.
Project proponents, developers andinvestors should be able to review such elements to identify coffee farms with potential for developing quality reforestation carbon projects.
The paper also offers some policy considerations,including the potential for developing agroenvironmental programs in the context of the redevelopment of domestic agricultural support.
During the same period, UNRWA counsellors provided group and individual counselling to these 790 children,94 per cent of whom showed significant post-traumatic reactions and potential for developing Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Recent advances in science andtechnology had created enormous potential for developing an efficient system of disaster risk reduction and management.
This poses the potential for developing sound regional ecosystem interdependencies, but the systems to share such resources in a rational manner need to be developed see box.
AOAD has prepared the document for this programme to combat four serious diseases which affect Arab livestock resources andhave an adverse impact on the potential for developing those resources and increasing their productive capacity.
Accordingly, the conclusion is inescapable that the potential for developing synergies between IFAD and the GM so as to increase the GM's contribution to the process of resource mobilization appear to be slim.
Furthermore, rural and dryland development programmes need to be implemented through integrated approaches that have due regard for societal factors such as the security of land tenure, level of decentralization of planning andgovernance of land resources, and potential for developing alternative livelihoods.
In the Pacific, some countries are researching the potential for developing value-added export products from local crops, such as taro and the noni fruit, which is valued for its medicinal properties.
The issue of the potential for developing a quantitative criterion or criteria for taxa other than waterbirds has been the subject of reviews and discussion since COP3 in 1987, and was also examined at both COP4(1990) and COP5 1993.
Experimental approach to krill fishing 3.17 The Scientific Committee welcomed SC-CAMLR-XXXVI/09 which proposed that WG-EMM evaluate the potential for developing an experimental framework which could be implemented within coastal zones to help study how krill movement and predation interact in the presence and absence of fishing.
Healthy and educated people have a much greater potential for developing their own capacities, which is central to social development, as argued by Amartya Sen, the Indian philosopher and economist, and winner of the Nobel Prize for Economic Science.68 This section of the report looks at how public spending does that in three ways.