Примеры использования Modern contraceptive methods на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Modern contraceptive methods.
Promoting the modern contraceptive methods.
Modern contraceptive methods.
Yearly more and more female population became informed and aware about new modern contraceptive methods.
Modern contraceptive methods are used mainly by middle-aged women.
Both the male andfemale population had a right to information on modern contraceptive methods.
Programs promoting modern contraceptive methods are largely non-governmenal.
Boost the know-how of clients andchange the behaviour in using the modern contraceptive methods;
In addition, 27 per cent of women use modern contraceptive methods versus 4.4 per cent of men.
Percentage of countries where at least 80 per cent of service delivery points offer three or more modern contraceptive methods.
Finally, even when adolescents are able to get modern contraceptive methods and to use them, they may not want to do so.
The goal of the CSSF is that all people in Eastern Europe andCentral Asia have universal access to modern contraceptive methods by 2021.
Providing access to modern contraceptive methods is only one of the requirements for an effective family-planning programme.
The Committee further encourages the State party to include the costs of modern contraceptive methods in the public health insurance scheme.
To protect women's health, modern contraceptive methods aimed at preventing an unwanted pregnancy may be recommended if a woman requests them.
Explanation of the numerator The numerator includes all women 15-49 years old who were using modern contraceptive methods at the time of the survey.
The Government had expanded access to modern contraceptive methods by organizing family planning services at both town and village level.
It is nonetheless concerned that less than half(41.4 per cent)of married women in the age group 15- 49 use modern contraceptive methods.
The proportion of women of childbearing age using modern contraceptive methods tripled after 1994 to a peak of 34.6 per cent in 1999.
The Committee would also welcome information on the Government's measures aimed at giving women access to affordable and modern contraceptive methods.
They had very little knowledge about modern contraceptive methods or sexu- ally transmitted infections, including HIV and AIDS.
Among developed countries, where concern about low fertility is common,direct support to facilitate access to modern contraceptive methods has been declining.
In most countries, modern contraceptive methods account for nearly all the recent increase in the overall level of contraceptive use.
The media were used to disseminate information to the public about modern contraceptive methods and the prevention of unwanted pregnancies and abortions.
It has also contributed to the elimination of protein-energy malnutrition among children andto a reduction of fertility rates through wide use of modern contraceptive methods.
The percentage of family planning demand satisfied by modern contraceptive methods is very low in some countries/territories of the region see Figure 3.
Side-effects and worries about them stand out consistently in studies of different populations as one of women's major concerns about modern contraceptive methods.
One reason for this is that modern contraceptive methods are eligible for reimbursement when used for therapeutic, not contraceptive reasons.
This calls for ensuring universal access to a wide range of effective, evidence-based,acceptable and affordable modern contraceptive methods, with a special attention to adolescents and youth.
Ensure free access to modern contraceptive methods, including long-term methods such as the inter-uterine device(IUD), implants and voluntary sterilization.