Примеры использования Compulsory primary education на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Compulsory Primary Education.
Act No. 16/66 on compulsory primary education;
Compulsory primary education is mandated by law in Jamaica.
Application of the compulsory primary education act;
The compulsory primary education applies to all children in Macedonia, regardless of their gender.
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Article 14: Free and compulsory primary education 433 79.
It also stated that the Namibian Constitution guaranteed free and compulsory primary education.
Stage 1: Compulsory primary education.
The Law on Education provides for compulsory primary education.
Free, compulsory primary education.
Take measures to ensure free and compulsory primary education(Brazil);
Article 14- Compulsory primary education in other territories.
Reinforce efforts in provision of free and compulsory primary education.
Free and compulsory primary education.
The Government fully supports free and compulsory primary education.
Article 14: compulsory primary education.
Recommendation 42: Guaranteeing access to free and compulsory primary education.
Ensure free and compulsory primary education to all;
The State party's legislation does not provide for free and compulsory primary education.
Ensure free and compulsory primary education Bulgaria.
These indirect costs reflect Myanmar's failure to achieve free and compulsory primary education.
Provide free and compulsory primary education for all;
Compulsory primary education(Mauritius, San Marino). Free primary and secondary education(Mauritius);
Article 14- Right to receive compulsory primary education 170 48.
Free and compulsory primary education was guaranteed under the Government's"Education for all plan.
In 2006, Liberia relaunched the Free and Compulsory Primary Education Program FACPEL.
Free and compulsory primary education in all public schools.
Reinforce its efforts in provision of free and compulsory primary education(Slovakia);
The Ministry provides compulsory primary education to boys and girls.
A decrease in the proportion of students dropping out of primary education is observed. The campaigns and projects supported by the Ministry of National Education, private sector andnon-governmental organizations as well as the fact that compulsory primary education was extended to 8 years in 1997 have impacted this positive development See Table 18.