أمثلة سياقية لمعاني كلمة "dualistic development" الإنجليزية - الإنجليزية
16. The economy of Solomon Islands is dualistic.
However, the approach is conceptually seen in a dualistic and somewhat opposing relationship.
However, the approach is conceptually seen in a dualistic and somewhat opposing relationship.
However, the approach is conceptually seen in a dualistic and somewhat opposing relationship.
14. The economy continues to have a dualistic structure quite similar to that which prevailed during the first years of independence. It is divided between the agricultural sector and a bloated tertiary sector.
The historical thrust in the food crop sector of the traditionally dualistic agricultural economy of Sri Lanka was towards self sufficiency.
41. The third approach is the so-called “actor-oriented approach” where the dualistic distinction between Western and non-Western knowledge is abandoned.
Sweden has opted for the dualistic system as regards incorporation of international treaties into domestic law, and should therefore adopt appropriate legislation for the incorporation of the Convention against Torture.
(i) In the case of a dualistic economy, with a low productivity, more egalitarian agrarian sector, and a high productivity, less egalitarian industrial sector, development causes a sectoral shift to occur.
However, an important modification of our Constitution is currently being discussed. This modification would change the dualistic system of relation between national and international law and would result in international agreements prevailing over national legislation.
213. The agricultural sector in most developing countries is dualistic in nature: there is usually a well-developed commercial farming subsector made up of medium- and large-scale farms (most of which are owned by men or corporate structures) and family-run, small land holdings.
However, an important modification of our Constitution is currently being discussed. This modification would change the dualistic system of relation between national and international law and would result in international agreements prevailing over national legislation.
(i) In the case of a dualistic economy, with a low productivity, more egalitarian agrarian sector, and a high productivity, less egalitarian industrial sector, development causes a sectoral shift to occur.
9. On the theme of problems specific to LDCs and gender, some of the features were outlined by the consultants, such as dualistic economic structure (agricultural sectors employing the majority of women and modern sectors involving few women); resource-rich, with only rudimentary technology; reliance on primary commodity exports; vulnerability to international market-price fluctuations and export-derived income; and economic recessions often rapidly nullifying previous gains in economic development.
(i) In the case of a dualistic economy, with a low productivity, more egalitarian agrarian sector, and a high productivity, less egalitarian industrial sector, development causes a sectoral shift to occur.
9. On the theme of problems specific to LDCs and gender, some of the features were outlined by the consultants, such as dualistic economic structure (agricultural sectors employing the majority of women and modern sectors involving few women); resource-rich, with only rudimentary technology; reliance on primary commodity exports; vulnerability to international market-price fluctuations and export-derived income; and economic recessions often rapidly nullifying previous gains in economic development.
213. The agricultural sector in most developing countries is dualistic in nature: there is usually a well-developed commercial farming subsector made up of medium- and large-scale farms (most of which are owned by men or corporate structures) and family-run, small land holdings.
14. The economy continues to have a dualistic structure quite similar to that which prevailed during the first years of independence. It is divided between the agricultural sector and a bloated tertiary sector.
The historical thrust in the food crop sector of the traditionally dualistic agricultural economy of Sri Lanka was towards self sufficiency.
16. The economy of Solomon Islands is dualistic.
