Getting there, however, would require significant investments in clean energy and education, and "substantial levels of government intervention," he writes.
"However, this cannot be said of France, Japan, South Korea, England and Northern Ireland, where the direct effect of parental education is substantial".
The woman's daughter was 35, with a good education, a substantial income and a Beijing residency permit.
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In this sense, the role of a non-formal education is substantial, as it was positively related to TE. Vakhabov et al. ([2006]) emphasized the prominence of scientific research institutes, both at the national and local levels, to better transfer new technologies and share innovative methods.
Alternatively, an engineer whose education includes substantial grounding in humanities and social sciences is likely to recognize the impact of the engineering decisions not only upon the more narrowly framed math, science and engineering questions but upon the more broadly framed questions informed by social sciences and the humanities.
Created in 1981, the program aims to provide a broad-based, liberal education, providing substantial work in both the arts and sciences.
Although St . Marys inmates received an education, a substantial amount of time was devoted to work, particularly once the boys turned 12. Ruth became a shirtmaker, and was also proficient as a carpenter.
Moreover, the costs associated with their medical care and education are substantial (Leibson et al. 2001).
Self-reported diabetes among participants with above vocational school education had substantial agreement (κ=0.658) with the reference definition.
