complementarities in English
a culture based on the complementarity of men and women
Use "complementarities" in a sentence
1. Intra-BRICS investment flows drawing from the complementarities in their economies are increasing.
2. Complementarity Success in this will require appreciation of the tensions (and complementarities) in managing workers of different ages
3. The Ministers also stressed taking several additional measures, including greater participation in each other's trade fairs, trilateral investments and a study of complementarities.
4. Strong emphasis is placed on addressing issues that cut across subprogrammes, allowing for leveraging of complementarities and synergies among divisions and the Office’s extensive field office network.
5. There are enormous complementarities and commercial potential that exist in a strategic alliance between a technologically advanced, mature industrial economy like Japan's and a rapidly growing developing one like India's.
6. This partnership will enable both countries to harness the vast potential of bilateral relations, drawing upon complementarities and each other's intrinsic strengths, and also work together to address regional and global challenges.
7. India looks forward to conclude a balanced agreement which would enable gains for all participating countries and help synergize complementarities across the region for greater economic growth, development and prosperity for our people.
8. India gains better access to the Northeast and Bangladesh wins by charging transit fees. The restoration of transit for India is part of a wider framework that lets the natural economic complementarities between India's Northeast and Bangladesh work themselves out.
9. The two leaders, while expressing satisfaction at the growth of bilateral trade and investment, acknowledged that it was still below the true potential considering the complementarities between the two countries and laid down a target of doubling the trade turnover from current level by 2020.
10. * The complementarities of the Arab Peace Initiative and the Quartet Roadmap, which essentially focus on the revival of dialogue for a peacefully, negotiated solution, on the unfinished issues of the Arab-Israeli conflict on the Palestine, Syrian and Lebanese tracks, including the Final Status Issues, through active dialogue by the parties directly concerned, need to be addressed.
11. * We welcome the outcomes of the fourth BRICS STI Ministerial Meeting held on 8 October 2016, wherein they adopted theJaipur Declaration and endorsed the updated Work Plan (2015-2018) aimed at strengthening cooperation in science, technology and innovation, especially leveraging young scientific talent for addressing societal challenges; creating a networking platform for BRICS young scientists; co-generating new knowledge and innovative products, services and processes; and addressing common global and regional socio-economic challenges utilising shared experiences and complementarities.