Others have also argued that national policies oriented towards children can be seen to reflect a country's past, present and future perspectives on children and childhood (Vergara del Solar 2014).
It is observed that two-layer solar panels installed along the national highway oriented towards south lying in the south-north direction (this direction is the spread of solar panels in rows) produce more energy as compared to solar panels oriented towards south lying in the east-west direction (this direction is the spread of solar panels in rows) on the national highway.
As a result, oil palm cultivation and palm oil production was consolidated as a flourishing agro-industry controlled by national entrepreneurs and oriented to the national market for traditional uses (food, oleo-chemical, soaps and animal feed).
One should note here that these computations are based on 50-kW systems as one unit and the direction of the national highway is oriented exactly in the east-west direction.
CDD is the largest disability oriented, national resource and training centre in Bangladesh.
In the last decade, socially oriented national health insurance schemes (NHIS) have been implemented in low LMICs.
CDD is the largest disability oriented, national resource and training centre in Bangladesh with over 300 partner organizations across the country, through which it has access to locally maintained registers of people with disabilities, including users of assistive technology.
Although the studied countries differ significantly in their political, social, economic, and geographic contexts, the HRH programmes and initiatives showed that the actions of these countries have been directed to strengthening national health systems, oriented towards primary health care with universal and equitable coverage.
There might be people there who are not properly oriented as national soldiers," said Col Philip Aguer, a spokesman for the military.
As a referee has helpfully pointed out, governmental Foresight activities will generally be primarily oriented to national audiences, and thus reported in local languages.
By comparison with their predecessors, the administrations now presiding in Beijing, Tokyo, Moscow, Seoul and Washington are either less capable of mobilizing resources to project national will abroad, less oriented toward international (as opposed to domestic) priorities, or less inclined to focus attention on long-term problems or, in some cases, all of those things.
