Примеры использования Access to secondary на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Access to secondary education.
Males and females had equal access to secondary and tertiary education.
Access to secondary and higher education.
In Botswana, a policy change increased access to secondary school.
Access to secondary education has also improved.
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Guarantees that young people, both male and female, will have access to secondary education;
Currently, access to secondary education is difficult.
Further efforts were needed to achieve universal primary education and increased access to secondary education.
Access to secondary education is often problematic.
Continue its efforts towards enhancing the access to secondary education, particularly for students from rural areas(Armenia);
Moreover, the Committee is concerned that fewer children, especially girls,have access to secondary education art.13.
This ensures better access to secondary education for various ethnic groups.
Member States should ensure that all girls complete their primary education and have access to secondary and tertiary levels.
However, improvements in access to secondary education have not been as successful.
Ensure that refugee children have access to free primary education and facilitate access to secondary education;
Juveniles do not have access to secondary education during asylum proceedings.
In the educational arena,there is disparity in the learning rates of children from different sectors and in access to secondary education.
When available, they were limited to literacy andbasic primary education, and access to secondary education was rare.
Increase access to secondary education: Female participation in secondary schools has been given a boost by various stipend projects.
In Kenya, the Special Rapporteur reported that access to secondary and university education was very limited A/HRC/4/32/Add.3.
Although gains in secondary education have not been as rapid as those at the primary level,countries around the world are making progress towards increased access to secondary education.
Girls face even greater barriers in access to secondary education, especially in sub-Saharan Africa and Southern and Western Asia.
The Committee notes with concern that poverty among families in rural areas and limited access to secondary education increase the risk of child labour.
It noted that Zambia is focusing on access to secondary and tertiary education and is stepping up efforts to improve education generally.
Quater. Ensure universal and equal access to and completion of primary education for girls and young women andensure them equal access to secondary and higher education.
Further efforts are required to ensure more equal access to secondary education and that education translates into job opportunities.
Between 2001 and 2006, Saint Vincent andthe Grenadines went from having only 39 per cent of children attending secondary school to achieving universal access to secondary education.
UNICEF drew attention to the needto ensure learning outcomes, universal access to secondary school and access to education for children of the disappeared.
When girls have safe places to meet,together with access to secondary education, legal protection, health care, training, job skills and decision-making, they can thrive.