Примеры использования Complete primary на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Complete primary.
In East Asia, all children complete primary school.
Adults can acquire or complete primary education or acquire secondary education at night schools.
It is the age at which pupils normally complete primary school.
Less than half of children complete primary school, owing in part to the poor quality of education many of them receive.
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It is estimated that currently, only 30 per cent of children who start primary school complete primary education.
The goal of having all indigenous children attend and complete primary school is still far from being universally achieved.
The world community has a special responsibility to ensure that all children receive an education of improved quality and that they complete primary school.
In sub-Saharan Africa, about one quarter of the children who complete primary school are unable to go on to secondary education.
The Special Rapporteur on indigenous peoples observed that levels of indigenous school enrolment are low andchildren rarely complete primary school.
Adults who did not acquire or complete primary education are offered opportunities to acquire primary education in adult education institutions.
Youth with a University degree have a lower sense of‘having choices' compared to youth with complete primary, secondary, or vocational education.
The"terminal efficiency indicator" shows that 29% complete primary school, 36.4% complete secondary school, and 15.3% graduate from higher education SP/UNAT.
Significant progress has been made in relation to goal 2(education)since 1991(the base year): the number of children enrolled in school and who complete primary education has grown every year.
Greater efforts also need to be made to ensure that children who complete primary education are able to find opportunities for secondary and tertiary education.
Organise campaigns in order to encourage various ethnic populations to send their girls children to school andkeep them longer in the school system, and on the importance to at least complete primary education.
Urges States to give special attention to ensuring that all children of bonded labourers complete primary education, whether or not the children themselves are bonded;
To help children complete primary school, school fee abolition must be combined with broad programmes to maintain educational quality such as increased numbers of teachers, teacher manuals, and teacher training.
Continue improving the quality of education andtake all measures to ensure that children complete primary and secondary school by addressing the reasons behind non-completion of schooling.
Progress in getting children to enter and complete primary education, and in establishing the quality of that education, will continue to suffer setbacks as long as too many children start school later than the prescribed age and are poorly prepared for learning.
Take measures to guarantee the effective implementation of free education andensure that children complete primary education, taking also into account gender disparities(Nicaragua);
Only 60 per cent of all children in sub-Saharan Africa complete primary school, with girls further behind than boys, showing a 55 per cent figure for primary school completion.
The information assembled by the Special Rapporteur also reveals that the goal of enabling all indigenous children to attend and complete primary school is unfortunately far from universal fulfilment.
According to UNICEF,fewer than 9 out of 10 children complete primary school in developing countries, and in the least developed countries more than 1 in 5 children lack access to primary education.
Recommendation 135.81- Equatorial Guinea agrees to take measures to guarantee the effective implementation of free education andensure that children complete primary education, taking also into account gender disparities.
The Compulsory Education Act provided that all children must complete primary education and more than 90 per cent of each primary school cohort went on to secondary school.
Additionally, States declared in the"A world fit for children" outcome document of the General Assembly's Special Session on Children in 2002 that by 2015,all children would have access to and complete primary education that is free, compulsory and of good quality.
The experts are specifically concerned by the limited number of Afro-Ecuadorian children who complete primary education, the lower number who continue on to secondary education and the exceptionally few who enrol in universities.
In the area of education, the current worrying situation is illustrated by the fact that only an estimated 50 per cent of children aged 5-15 years have access to primary education; 550,000 children did not attend school during the 2003-2004 school year andonly 30 per cent of students complete primary school and continue on to secondary school.
By 2015, 1.2 million more children under five may die;350,000 more students may not complete primary school; and about 100 million more people may remain without access to safe water.