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变革性的影响
变革性影响
翻天覆地
Proponents of the CPTPP say that once the accord is signed and ratified, it could have a transformative effect on both its members and the wider global trading system, with comprehensive chapters on subjects such as the environment, labour rights, and e-commerce, among others.
One of the central themes of this year's conference is the "Fourth Industrial Revolution," referring to how technological breakthroughs are expected to transform industries across the world. Delegates argued that advances in robotics and artificial intelligence would have the transformative effect that steam power, electricity and ubiquitous computing achieved in previous centuries.
The value proposition of UNCDF remains the same, to apply its seed capital and technical assistance to leverage further resources (public and private) that have a transformative effect on local economies, societies and institutions, making them more inclusive, accountable and prosperous.
Christine Bliss of the Coalition of Services Industries (CSI), similarly noted that digital trade is having a transformative effect on services, an effect which is amplified further given how services support various other sectors that produce goods.
Convinced that effective remedies for women and girls should aim to have a transformative effect by addressing the root causes of violence against them,
Thus, in addition to signaling a movement's goals to the wider public, physical gatherings can have a transformative effect on the participants themselves.
Bilingualism has a transformative effect on the brain and has been shown to improve children's ability to learn new words, identify sounds and problem solve.
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