Примеры использования New education act на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In 1998 the Storting passed a new Education Act.
In June 1995, a new Education Act for the Northwest Territories was passed.
Longer compulsory education and a new Education Act.
In December 2010 a New Education Act had been adopted.
The new Education Act spared the London School Board, but only temporarily.
The principle of gender equality had also been incorporated into a new Education Act that had entered into force on 1 January 2005.
The new Education Act systematically provides the necessary support for educating Roma pupils.
In September 2008, the Government of Nunavut passed a new Education Act in accordance with Inuit traditional values.
In the new Education Act it is proposed that this level of education becomes compulsory.
The low percentage of children with disabilities in mainstream schools, despite the new Education Act that provides for inclusive education. .
The new Education Act led to the creation of framework education programs for education in schools.
I would like to mention, for example, the law strengthening the social and legal protection of children,the law strengthening the protection of victims of domestic violence and the new education act.
In 2004, a new Education Act(No. 561/2004 Coll.) was adopted which came into effect 1 January 2005.
That council of experts focused on secondary and university education for Roma youth, and the policy that it had proposedhad been approved by the Government and had been incorporated into the new Education Act.
The Legislative Council passed a new Education Act to frame the progress made and opened a Department of Youth Affairs and Sports.
The Government announced in the national action plan for human rights adopted in March 2006 its intention to clarify in a forthcoming Bill proposing a new Education Act that education shall promote human rights.
Under the new Education Act, R.S. 1995-1996, c. 1, school boards have a duty to establish policies that protect students from harassment and abuse.
CEDAW welcomed the new Education Act and the progress in the enrolment, retention and progression of girls at the basic school level.
The new Education Act did not allow children to be placed in specialized schools without having first undergone an examination to establish the nature of their disability.
A new Education Act was being drafted with a view to upgrading both the quality of teaching and administration as well as improving physical facilities.
The new Education Act, adopted in 1998, includes provisions on how to define a person belonging to the Saami population as well as the areas described as Saami districts.
A new Education Act, which covers primary, lower secondary and upper secondary education, was adopted by the Storting on 17 July 1998 and entered into force on 1 August 1999.
The new Education Act legislated the creation of a Council on Mi'kmaq Education and allows for the appointment of a Mi'kmaq representative to each regional school board.
A draft new Education Act puts an even greater emphasis than before on human rights as one of the fundamental values on which the school system is founded.
A new Education Act, which will enter into force on 1 July 2011, puts even greater emphasis on human rights as one of the fundamental values on which the school system is founded.
The new Education Act also gives pupils belonging to the Sami minority the right to receive all of the education in their mother tongue, if at least 10 pupils in the community are Sami speaking.
Moreover, the new Education Act, invoking a long-established social practice, stipulates in its article 1 that:“This Act guarantees the right to education of all inhabitants of the country.
In addition to the new Education Act, which entered into force in 2011, a right to appeal decisions concerning special support before the Board of Appeal for Education was introduced-- an improvement that extends the available safeguards.
The objectives in the new Education Act are a clear break with this tradition, as they are based on fundamental human rights, and take account of the fact that while Norwegian society has its own cultural tradition it is also marked by cultural diversity.