Примеры использования Have access to primary на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All refugee children have access to primary education.
It was expected that, by the year 1999, all children between 6 and 10 years of age would have access to primary education.
Only 37 per cent of school-age children have access to primary school, and 59 per cent of adults are illiterate.
First, a regional base would permit interaction with other resources that may have access to primary information.
Ensure that all children of migrant workers have access to primary and secondary education on the basis of equality of treatment with nationals of the State party;
At present, 99.9 per cent of the Austrian population are covered by social insurance and have access to primary health-care services.
More girls and boys have access to primary education, with enrolment rates increasing from 86 per cent in 2004 to 91 per cent in 2010.
Both refugees andasylumseekers in Osire have access to primary education.
While women generally have access to primary, secondary and even higher education, they are greatly outnumbered by men in the study of technology, math and science, the necessary studies for fields with strong employment trends.
Take the necessary measures to ensure that all children have access to primary and secondary education;
Article 30 of the Constitution which provides for free education for all citizens up to secondary school, andthe fact that over 90% 90 per cent of children aged 6 to 10 years enjoy have access to primary education;
Only 13 per cent of children in sub-Saharan Africa have access to primary education in their mother tongue.
The element of compulsion serves to highlight the fact that neither parents, nor guardians, northe State are entitled to treat as optional the decision as to whether the child should have access to primary education.
However, citizens/residents on every Family Island have access to primary health care through health clinics.
Only 13 per cent of children in Africa have access to primary education in their mother tongue compared to 62 per cent of children with this access in East Asia and the Pacific, a region with an even higher diversity of languages than Africa.
As a result, more than 900,000 people in the province of Kivu, andnearly 2 million people in Ituri, have access to primary health care.
CRC recommended that Denmark take the necessary measures to ensure that all children have access to primary and secondary education; and strengthen efforts to bridge the racial disparity in education.
In its general comment No. 11, the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights defined"compulsory" as meaning that no one, including the State,is entitled to treat as optional the decision of whether a child should have access to primary education.
The gender disparities in school enrolment are significant- 50 per cent of girls have access to primary school, compared to 63 per cent of boys.
Increase its efforts to make sure that all children have access to primary education, while continuing its partnership for the National School Canteen Programme to address the serious problem of child malnutrition(Thailand);
The children of foreign nationals,regardless of the legal status of their parents in the territory of the Russian Federation, have access to primary and secondary school education.
In 2009, UNCT noted that while migrant children have access to primary and secondary education, certain practices and requirements make it difficult and sometimes impossible for them to stay in or return to school.
Also, the next report of the State party should include specific data on the percentage of indigenous people and Afro-Peruvians who have access to primary, secondary and university education.
With reference to the Committee's recommendation regarding the inclusion of data on the proportion of indigenous people and Afro-Ecuadorians who have access to primary, secondary and university education, it has been ascertained that 92.4 per cent of indigenous children, 91.6 per cent of Afro-Ecuadorian children and 91.3 per cent of Montubio children are enrolled in primary education, while 67.3 per cent of indigenous teenagers, 66.3 per cent of Afro-Ecuadorian teenagers and 60 per cent of Montubio teenagers are enrolled in secondary education 15 to 17 age group.
In addition, the State party's next report should include precise data on the proportion of indigenous people and AfroEcuadorians who have access to primary, secondary and university education.
According to the Economic Survey, 2013/14,only 24.4 percent of the people living below the poverty line have access to primary education, 20.8 percent have access to secondary education and 17.9 percent have access to higher education.
The Committee, inter alia, welcomed article 30 of the Iranian constitution, which provides for free education for all citizens up to secondary school, andexpressed appreciation for the fact that more than 90 per cent of Iranian children aged 6 to 10 have access to primary education.
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 and only 30 per cent of students complete primary school and continue on to secondary school.
Free The Children has not participated in the work of the Economic and Social Council and its subsidiary bodies, in major conferences or other United Nations meetings in this period because it has focused its activities on the development and implementation of programs andcampaigns that further the goal of ensuring children around the world have access to primary education.
The decade goals for basic education, as adopted by the World Conference on Education for All and reiterated by the World Summit for Children,are that by the year 2000 all children should have access to primary education and at least 80 per cent of them should achieve a basic minimum level of primary education, that early childhood development activities should be expanded and that adult illiteracy rates should be halved.