问答题市场准入

问答题To leverage customer relationships

问答题民政部

问答题nonverbal communication

问答题foreign exchange reserve

问答题UNEP

问答题job burnout

问答题扫黄打非

问答题货币贬值

问答题艾滋病

问答题自负盈亏

问答题中国式过马路

问答题安全饮用水

问答题自拍杆

问答题Anti-depressant

问答题何妨把念书和读书来一个新意义划分，就像区别旅游和旅行那样。时人流行旅游，淡泊旅行。教育这回事，当今兴的也是念书，不是读书。到学校生活，像打一场仗，参与者身上装的，是各种掠夺分数的锦囊。考关一过，不管分数到手与否，一律把生吞活剥的知识忘掉。这种心态，书，真是用来念书的，念过便算数，不必消化，更不必用心。依此类推，书念得多，不一定成仙得佛，要例证满街都是。会考结束那天，小女孩那帮人欢呼：可以把书丢掉啦！是典型的念书力证。把这种现象归于念书旗下，可捡来“小和尚念经，有口没心”一句撑腰，解释比较圆满。投入心思，广为涉猎，类此归纳、消化分析书中材料，不以分数为终极，才具备“读书”的起码要求。读书以兴趣出发，以诚意相许，读书只有歇脚小站，没有终点。读书是长途旅行，是开拓心灵的漫长陶冶过程；念书是短程旅游，是满足文凭欲望的虚幻纸笔战争。读书是春风化雨，修得一身气质，终身受用；念书是糊涂度日，走一段世俗小路，荒凉而乏善可陈。天底下念书的人多，读书者少。因为读书需要跋涉，讲求兴趣与耐力，缺一不可。

问答题As the UN’s global development network UNDP recognizes that climate change calls for a new development paradigm, one that mainstreams climate change into development planning at all levels, links development policies with the financing of solutions and helps countries move towards less carbon intensive, yet sustainable economies. In 2008, UNDP endorsed a new climate change strategy, which supports the capacity of developing countries to make informed policy and investment decisions to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, reduce poverty and accelerate the achievement of the MDGs. The strategy also sets out how UNDP works with UN agencies, the Global Environment Facility (GEF)—consisting of UNDP, the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and the World Bank. UNDP promotes both climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts since both are essential to meet the climate change challenge. On mitigation, UNDP’s efforts include promoting greater energy efficiency in all sectors and uses, increased utilization of a wide range of renewable energies, increased energy access for the poor, policy reform and capacity development. On the adaptation side, UNDP supports countries as they work to integrate climate risks into national development policy and plans, develop financing options to meet national adaptation costs and share adaptation knowledge and experiences. UNDP’s value-added in preventing and mitigating the effects of climate change lies in its strong presence on the ground in 166 countries in terms of both operational capacity and expertise, including both experts on climate change policy and professionals in project development, a combination that allows UNDP to effectively implement projects at the country level. For example, once the final agreement on the new Kyoto Protocol is made, UNDP will help member countries to apply for and manage funds and technology as they work to fulfill their part in a new global deal on carbon emissions. In fact, UNDP has launched a groundbreaking capacity development initiative that is working with 13 African, Asian and Latin American and Caribbean developing countries to choose three key sectors—for example, energy, agriculture and tourism—in preparation for a national inter-ministerial workshop on national climate actions and the Bali Action Plan. Once these sectors are identified, UNDP will support countries in assessing the magnitude and intensity of national efforts needed to tackle climate change, as well as provide more accurate estimates for the funds needed to implement mitigation and adaptation actions. As the effects of climate change are increasingly felt in tandem with the effects of the economic crisis, opportunities are arising for real development change. UNDP is developing new partnerships, planning tools, public policies and financial instruments that help transform and create markets that work for people and the environment. By helping to protect forests around the world, UNDP both protects community livelihoods and helps to drive down carbon emissions. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change estimates that the cutting down of forests is now contributing close to 20 percent of the overall greenhouse gases that are entering the atmosphere, making the goal of reducing deforestation an urgent and immediate one.

问答题对等词

问答题Somehow a balance must be struck. The government runs the risk of drawing fire from conservative Malay political quarters if plans to boost English fluency appear to threaten the status of the Malay language. But judging from the pragmatism now coloring government development programs, some of the nationalistic obsessions of the past appear to be receding.

问答题领事裁判权