關於 the who by numbers ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

Foreigners who live and work here contribute to our economy and society. They are very much a part of our local community.

Yesterday in Parliament, Lawrence Wong moved a motion for Singapore to stay open in a globalised world. He also asked Parliament to support the government’s management of the foreign work pass numbers, and to deplore the spreading of misinformation about FTAs like the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA) to stir up racism and xenophobia.

Our policies on foreign workers have created many jobs and opportunities. Still, Singaporeans are anxious and concerned about competition from the foreigners working here. We are addressing these concerns, and the problems caused by having a large foreign population in our midst. But as I said at the National Day Rally recently, we must remain open and welcoming to foreigners. If we turn inwards and become hostile to them, it would ruin us as a global hub and cost us investments and jobs (https://go.gov.sg/ndr2021-el).

The debate stretched past midnight. It was an important debate. At stake were not just our policies on foreigners, but the values of our society, and our confidence and resolve to face an uncertain world, and chart our way forward together.

I am glad MPs took a firm and unequivocal stance against racism and xenophobia, and firmly rejected attempts to use Singaporeans’ fears and anxieties to divide and weaken us. It bodes well for our future. – LHL

CÁC CỤM TỪ ĐỒNG NGHĨA CHỦ ĐỀ TRANSPORT
- traffic jams = traffic congestion: sự kẹt xe
- rush hours = peak times: giờ cao điểm
- speeding = breaking the speed limit: vượt quá tốc độ cho phép
- various kinds of transport = different types of transport = cars, buses, trains,…: các loại phương tiện giao thông khác nhau
- to travel by car every day = to commute by car on a daily basis = to drive to work every day: đi làm bằng xe hơi mỗi ngày
- congestion pricing = congestion charges: phí chống ùn tắc giao thông
- public transport = city buses, trams, passenger trains: phương tiện giao thông công cộng
- bad driving habits = aggressive driving: thói quen lái xe ẩu
- to curb traffic jams = to reduce traffic congestion: giảm kẹt xe
- cyclists = bike commuters: những người đi lại bằng xe đạp
- technology-driven cars = self-driving cars = driverless cars: xe không người lái/ xe được điều khiển bằng công nghệ
- good transportation systems = proper transportation systems: hệ thống giao thông tốt
- people who travel by car = people travelling by car = car users: những người đi lại bằng xe hơi
- people who travel by train = people travelling by train = train passengers: những người đi lại bằng xe lửa
- to drive to work = to travel/go/commute to work by car: đi làm bằng xe hơi
- to use their own vehicles = to use their private vehicles: sử dụng xe riêng của họ
- a rise in the number of private cars = an increase in car numbers: sự tăng lên trong số lượng xe hơi riêng
- large amounts of carbon dioxide and other toxic gases released from motor vehicles = huge amounts of exhaust fumes and emissions from private cars,…: một lượng lớn chất thải thải ra từ các loại xe

Những cụm từ trên hay bất cứ bài đăng nào về Paraphrasing cũng mang tính chất tham khảo, bởi vì việc sử dụng cụm đồng nghĩa nào là còn tùy vào ngữ cảnh, ngữ nghĩa của câu văn, đoạn văn mình đang sử dụng. Huyền mong rằng những bài viết như thế này sẽ giúp bạn có thêm các đồng nghĩa để thay thế cho các cụm bị lặp lại trong bài nhé.
#ieltsnguyenhuyen #paraphrase #ielts #ieltsvocabulary

https://ielts-nguyenhuyen.com/paraphrasing-chu-de-transport/

Social Market Economy (SocME) Perspectives webinar entitled "Are Universities Worth It? on
5th of September, 2021 at 9.00 am via Zoom Meeting.

ZOOM REGISTRATION:
http://futures.eseminar.my

Overview:
Malaysia's tertiary, TVET and higher education system has been battered by the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic which has affected not just finances and student numbers but the very foundations of the mission, vision and values of the system.

Do Malaysian universities deliver on their core mission? What is that mission? Do students get a fulfilling experience that equips them for life or even the future of work? Are academics respected, well prepared and supported in their mission?

What alternative models are available and how can the Malaysian tertiary, TVET and higher education system be reformed to face the future?

This webinar by Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) Malaysia will bring together thought leaders in Malaysian higher education and TVET along with graduates who have recently experienced alternative systems to share their views on the future of work and education and the possibilities of reform.

(Registration is required. Zoom Meeting ID and passcode will be sent via email.)

Session 1: The Higher Education World Today and In The Future

▶️ Associate Professor Dr Paolo Casadio
HELP University

▶️ Professor Geoffrey Williams
Malaysia University of Science and Technology (MUST)

▶️ YB Nurul Izzah binti Anwar
Member of Parliament for Permatang Pauh
Former Chair of the Technical and Vocational Education and Training
(TVET) Empowerment Committee

Moderator: Professor Terence Gomez, University Malaya

Discussant:
▶️ Professor Mohamed Aslam Haneef, International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM)

Lyrics:


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Knees and toes!
Head, shoulders, knees and toes
Knees and toes and
Eyes and ears and mouth and nose,
Head, shoulders, knees and toes
Knees and toes!


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LIVE: Elyn Pow #YouHaveToGetToKnowMyNextGuest

Thanks Elyn Pow for sparing some time to talk about your Rawsome #PayItForward initiative and more!

Find out more over their Instagram : @itsrawsome

#Repost @itsrawsome
・・・
Almost 1 year of covid, and we were just thinking about ourselves. Whining about business, work, life, and stress - basically about everything. We totally forgot about the frontliners who have been working for 365 days nonstop almost, burning themselves down. Yesterday, I received a text at 6am from my close friend, asking me if we can help.
Last year in March we did a #PayItForwardWithRawsome, sending food to the frontliners and from there we managed to get our community to help and we even went to feed the urban poor for 6 months or maybe more together with @dapurjalanankl . And that was a year ago and it just seems like yesterday. In this battle of fighting hard times, I asked myself, what is my battle compared to theirs?
Because of Covid, we pivoted and diversified to #FrozenReadyToEat, and if it is not because of MCO, we wouldn’t have done this. Last year we contributed packed food and it wasn’t that ideal because it was perishable and cant be kept long and if it is left unattended it’s not fresh and might cause food poisoning and many, many more issues. So we learnt.
Here we are, again asking help from the community, this time we are sending frozen ready to eat to them because they have no time to cook, it can be kept in the freezer for a long period of time, convenient, just heating up, it is wholesome food and it’s affordable to contribute, RM6 per box. We are truly grateful, as I am writing we have collected 700 boxes on top of my own 500 boxes in less than 24 hours. I have nothing to say but thank you to all of you out there who are so kind, generous and big at heart. Just one IG story and we have managed to collect 1200 boxes and the numbers are still coming in.
Today I have started this initiative by sending 500 boxes in the morning and the doctors helped us distributed to 6 bases in Hospital Sg Buloh for the covid team. For those who think otherwise: Yes - if you think we are bringing in sales for ourselves, Yes - if you think it is a marketing scheme, Yes - if you think it’s a publicity stunt and Yes - we do make a little profit to cover our own team as we’re trying to survive. But for whatever the reason we have been constant. ?

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For this episode, we went down to The Drunken Poet at Orchard Road to attempt an Undefeated 5KG Burger Challenge! This challenge has a 30-minute time limit and can be done in pairs. I invited a subscriber of mine and budding competitive eater, Edmund (@edapappe), to tackle this challenge with me. On top of all that, The Drunken Poet offered to donate $500 to a charity of our choosing should we do it within the time limit. We decided on Tak Takut Kids Club (TTKC), a children’s charity.

The burger itself consisted of a 1.5kg Beef Patty, a 1kg burger bun, 500g each of lettuce, tomatoes, cheddar cheese, crispy bacon and crispy onions, forming one formidable burger. It is actually available for delivery and costs $98.70, easily serving 5-6 people. Perhaps surprisingly, most of the components of the burger were delicious, especially the crispy bacon. With a time limit and only 2 daring men attempting it, it was truly a challenge. Focusing only on the kids relying on us, we pushed through and completed this Undefeated 5kg Burger Challenge in 28 minutes and 21 seconds.

Thankfully, this means that TTKC is $500 closer to their fundraising needs. TTKC is a home to many children and teenagers who come from challenging backgrounds. It is where children can come and play, make friends, get help with homework, and receive socio-emotional support that they might not be able to get in their own homes and in schools. As a connector to nearly a hundred participants (and local stakeholders), TTKC is also readily activated when community support for children is needed. It sees a daily attendance of 40 children, and their numbers are growing steadily! TTKC needs at least $25,000 to cover rent for the upcoming year, so please check out their website below to find out how you can support them, either by directly donating or through one of their fundraising programs.

Support Tak Takut Kids Club at:
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Singapore 238875

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