Examples of using To the basic needs in English and their translations into Spanish
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This attitude to the basic needs of your body can cause a headache.
Various emerging projects offer simple andsustainable technological tools based on the GSM which adapt to the basic needs of areas with hydric stress.
Charity organizations attended to the basic needs of orphan children and made provision for adoption.
Failure to see to the basic needs of a child, like food, clothing and medicine, would be considered neglect.
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With only a small proportion of aid going to activities that are directly relevant to the basic needs of the poor, there is scope for substantial increases.
Understandably, with such a reduction of amenity that much of the world takes for granted,the majority of the limited resources available are dedicated to the basic needs of the individual's survival.
Neither do they reveal whether education systems are responding to the basic needs of the majority of the population, or whether these responses are adequate and meaningful.
Volunteers in times of crisis also provide life-saving and protection services to migrants, and work in communities to promote health,prevent diseases and respond to the basic needs of people affected by drought, poverty and conflict.
When servicemen from Asia, Africa orLatin America attend to the basic needs of refugees in Europe, in the former Yugoslavia, and keep the beleaguered people from starving, then that is, I believe, a marvellous indication that the“one world” is a reality.
He hoped that the international community, with the United Nations at the forefront,would play an important role in responding to the basic needs of the Palestinian people at this crucial stage.
According to Wikipedia,a smart city refers to a type of urban development based on sustainability, which is able to respond adequately to the basic needs of its institutions, companies, and its own inhabitants.
UNHCR will continue providing complementary assistance to the Government of Pakistan to cater to the basic needs of some 1.2 million refugees in life-sustaining sectors as well as providing assistance to some 2,600 non-Afghan urban refugees scattered throughout the major cities.
RRN's integrated community development projects are based on the four-fold approach ofrural reconstruction- education and awareness, health, sustainable livelihoods and self government- in order to effectively respond to the basic needs of the impoverished.
This understanding has created unique andfundamentally transforming opportunities to refocus future development priorities on responding to the basic needs and unrealized aspirations of millions of disinherited women as well as on the realization of children's rights.
This approach can respond to the basic needs of people in under-served areas and give attention to priority health problems, including malaria and diarrhoeal diseases, that are associated with conditions of poverty and the lack of basic amenities such as safe water and sanitation.
Creating great expectations and exaggerated hopes of well-being and development is dangerous, as are the disappointments that can be felt by our peoples when the democratic system andthe new economic order are incapable of giving concrete answers to the basic needs of our nations.
His Government had done its best to expand humanitarian programmes andadapt its multisector policy to the basic needs of displaced people previously covered by international humanitarian aid, focusing on rehabilitation and reconstruction of war-affected territories, temporary refugee and displaced person settlements, physical, social and agricultural infrastructure, and income generation.
They urged the parties to fully implement this Agreement in good faith, towards an inclusive transitional government, national reconciliation andan open democratic system of governance that can respond to the basic needs of all of the people of South Sudan and protect their human rights.
In Somalia, where the situation is desperate for more than half the country's population, volunteers from the Somali Red Crescent Society together with the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC)are responding to the basic needs of drought-affected communities.