Sentence examples for development of human capacities from inspiring English sources
Few would dispute that the acquisition and use of language are essential to the full development of human capacities.
The same doubts remain in regard to Lukács' further claim that there is one fundamental, immanent value of social history, namely the unfettered development of human capacities (GW 14: 143).
Capacity building through training of farmers and the development of human capacity through training at the middle level is among the key areas of focus (Elasha et al. 2006).
Turkey's current strategy based on intergovernmental agreements with Russia and Japan is laced with irony since it is motivated by energy security considerations and yet relies on foreign entities for construction, ownership and operation of nuclear power plants as well as the development of human capacity.
These efforts could include the development of human capacity, technological improvements, and the further exploration of methodological innovations.
The focus of the Strategic Partnership has been on the development of human capacity and systems to support and expand access to quality basic education.
Joaquin Fuster of UCLA has advocated the position of the importance of the prefrontal cortex in humans, along with the areas of Wernicke and Brocha, as being of particular importance to the development of human language capacities neuro-anatomically necessary for the emergence of higher-order consciousness in humans.
The second lesson is the importance of human capacity.
In Myanmar, development of human resources and capacity building are urgent since the prolonged conflict devastated health care systems which led to lack of human resources in the border area [ 28].
It is maintained that there are six identifiable biological capacities that are acquired during the development of human neoplasms [130].
Calls are thus for ART scale-up to go hand-in-hand with comprehensive health systems development, upgrading of human resource capacity and realistic targets [ 15, 16].
