Sentence examples for exporting the concept of from inspiring English sources
For the last 15 years or so, humanitarian workers have been exporting the concept of post-traumatic stress disorder and trauma counseling around the globe.
Several other studies discussed the potential problems of barefoot doctors including decentralized training, low quality, job dissatisfaction [ 26], number, age, workload and income of village doctors [ 27, 28], and even suggested the possibility of exporting the concept of barefoot doctors to other countries [ 29].
Next CycleSpace plans to export the concept of an independent bicycle mayor to 25 cities around the world – with interest so far from Johannesburg, Cape Town, Beijing, Chicago and Warsaw – and a congress planned in the Netherlands for 2017 to share ideas and knowledge.
That is a key issue to export the concept of service to other sector as manufacturing.
Then, we define the concept of export compliance, its examples, and mostly concerned organization.
We've spent far too long pretending to be nice and enlightened and abolishing slavery and inventing the concept of human rights and exporting boy wizards.
The Indians would take little other than silver in exchange for their goods, and the export of bullion was anathema to the concept of mercantilism, then England's reigning political economy.
After all, it was the city that created the concept of financial futures and exported it to the rest of the world.
It is also very far from the concept of Shakespeare as a cultural export.
The concept of New Labour.
