Results for aprender a no involucrar gente en... translation from Spanish to English

que aprender a no…
all just need to learn not..

tuve que aprender a presionar a la gente en la unión africana.
we set up a civil society platform that would respond at national and regional levels. i had to learn to lobby people at the african union.

aprender a “no decir”,
learning to say nothing

hemos de aprender a no escuchar a la gente de la comisión que se nos presenta con ideas impracticables, sino a los usuarios de las motos.
we must learn to listen, not to hopeless people from the commission, but to the users of motor bikes.

en asuntos de amor
in matters of the heart

a) junta consultiva en asuntos de desarme;
(a) advisory board on disarmament matters;

analista en asuntos de inteligencia
intelligence analyst

asesor jefe en asuntos de desarrollo
chief development adviser

junta consultiva en asuntos de desarme
advisory board on disarmament matters

asesor presidencial en asuntos de seguridad.
presidential adviser on security affairs.

c) junta consultiva en asuntos de desarme
(c) advisory board on disarmament matters

sesiones: junta consultiva en asuntos de desarme
special session: advisory board on disarmament matters

- la junta consultiva en asuntos de desarme;
- advisory board on disarmament matters

“la gente en indonesia está más inclinada a aprender a partir del video que del texto”.
"people in indonesia are more inclined to learn from video than from text."

estamos realmente interesados en asuntos de la división social digital, de la pobreza del mundo, empoderando a la gente en todas partes para que tengan la información que les permita tomar buenas decisiones.
we're really interested in all the issues of the digital divide, poverty worldwide, empowering people everywhere to have the information that they need to make good decisions.

“la historia nos demuestra, que la gente emigrará siempre”, dice martina liebsch, coordinadora de incidencia de caritas internationalis en asuntos de migración, trata y género.
“history has shown us that people will always migrate,” says martina liebsch, caritas internationalis’ advocacy coordinator for migration, trafficking and gender, “but caritas would like migrants to be able to make an informed choice, based on different opportunities, about whether to leave their countries or not.” lack of opportunities in their home countries is one reason why people migrate.