Примеры использования Children attend school на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The children attend school next to the orphanage.
The beneficiaries receive cash subsidies with the condition that their children attend school and go for medical check-ups.
Even where children attend school, there can be marked differences in performance.
Through these programmes, for example, students can receive direct subsidies and poor mothers whose children attend schools are supported.
That is why it is imperative that children attend school and stay in the educational system.
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Children attend school with the exemption from physical education lessons depending on the disease injury.
It recommended that Nicaragua reduce their number and that such children attend school and be provided with shelter, food and health services.
If children attend school, they are less likely to join armed forces or groups because they have other alternatives.
Australia reported the Government's focus on ensuring that Aboriginal andTorres Strait Islander children attend school regularly.
In Haiti in 1994, 750,000 children attend school; more than 1,250,000 stay at home or work plots of land.
The Act, however, falls short of making primary education compulsory,although it states that it is the duty of every parent to ensure that their children attend school.
If children attend school, they are busy and less likely to join armed forces or groups because they have other alternatives.
Indeed, one important measure to protect against exploitation is to ensure that children attend school and that they are not denied the opportunity to access education.
Please provide information on steps taken to enforce the existing legislation on the prohibition of child labour and to ensure that children attend school.
Six RE mediator ensure that children attend school regularly; they work with teachers and assistant staff in schools to ensure their success.
The largest program aims to compensate the population for the costs of electricity and gas andthe second largest program is designed for families in need and whose children attend school.
The Committee is concerned about the fact that many children attend schools in neighbouring countries, apparently due to shortcomings in the school system of the State party.
Children attend school for an average of 150 days per year compared to the international standard of 180, partly due to the fact that schoolchildren often work in cotton fields;
Extend the Compulsory Education Act to include all children within the State party, including noncitizens, andmonitor the implementation of the Act to ensure that all children attend school;
They include direct support to mothers whose children attend schools, food assistance, financial support to students and emergency assistance for victims of natural disasters.
The Opportunities programme has sought to contribute to changing this situation by means of offering economic support to families living in extreme poverty on the condition that their children attend school and undergo periodic medical check-ups.
While welcoming the Intercultural Bilingual Education policy,the fact that illiteracy has been remarkably reduced(from 22 per cent in 2006 to 3.6 per cent in 2009), more children attend school(the number of children out of school has been reduced from one million to 500,000 since 2006), and primary and middle school education fees have been waived, the Committee is concerned that.
The federal programme Opportunities should be highlighted among the tools favoured by the Mexican authorities to keep children in the classrooms.The programme provides economic support to families living in extreme poverty on the condition that their children attend school and undergo periodic medical check-ups.
Monitor the situation of children involved in all forms of economic exploitation, including child labour, with a view to eliminating such practices,ensure children attend school as appropriate, and protect their health and wellbeing;
Conditional cash transfer programmes,in which women are expected to take full responsibility for meeting the conditions attached to programme participation(such as ensuring that children attend school and undergo compulsory medical check-ups) can be of particular concern.
Children attended school and counsellors worked with children with problems.
Their children attended school.
Women were better educated and all children attended school.
Per week for a child attending school;
In the latter case the benefit is granted for the time while the child attends school.