Примеры использования One million children на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Each year, over one million children with diarrhoea are treated.
The Special Rapporteur on the question of torture,Manfred Nowak, highlighted that more than one million children around the world are deprived of their liberty.
Nearly one million children malnourished in iraq, says unicef.
These activities targeted almost one million children aged 9 months to 15 years.
About one million children are engaged in wrestling, dreaming of becoming Olympic champions.
The deaths of six million people, including one million children, are a poor subject for irony.
The more than one million children who were infected by HIV needed care and protection from discrimination.
In 2005, the State spent R$533.3 million(Annexes, Box 21) on scholarships andextended school hours to the benefit of one million children.
One million children under the age of five die every year from diseases that could have been treated.
Although vaccination coverage is high,nearly one million children every year do not receive all scheduled vaccinations.
One million children and youth who are currently out of school are to be enrolled between 2013 and 2014.
It should be borne in mind that measles killed one million children every year and malaria one African child every 30 seconds.
The same document specifies that the birth-rate is critical, especially in those 27 countries of the Union.In 2007 were born almost one million children less then in 1980.
It is estimated that more than one million children of 800 municipalities have benefited from this program.
As a result of the current crisis, primary and secondary education in Forces nouvelles-controlled areas has been interruptedfor over a year, affecting over one million children.
At least one million children will die of TB over the next five years, and the figure could be even higher.
As the President of the World Bank had recently noted, in the previous year,20 million people had fallen back to poverty, one million children would not go back to school and 1.3 billion people lived on less than a dollar a day.
The ILO estimates that one million children worldwide are involved in mining and quarrying, and often with little or no pay; UNEP estimates put that number at between one million and two million. .
The CSO Coalition made reference to UNICEF estimates according to which there were between 150,000 and200,000 street children in 2008, in addition to one million children who are vulnerable or at risk of ending up on the streets.
One million children affected by Act No. 2013-35 of 25 January 2013 have been registered, bringing the total number of children registered under the Act to 1.7 million. .
In Liberia, since 2004,though UNICEF has provided educational materials for over one million children, needs continue to be enormous as large returns of IDP and refugee populations create an urgent need for schools.
In 2005, according to the DSCRNP, nearly one third of children aged between 6 and 16(500,000 children) do not go to school. In the 5 to 15 years of age cohort,the proportion increases to 40% or approximately one million children.
According to JS2,each year an estimated one million children, some as young as 10, were forced to pick cotton by hand during term-time, supervised by their teachers, under threat of punishment such as expulsion from school.
Mr. BEHBEHANI(World Health Organization(WHO)) stressed the importance of the fight against malaria in developing countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa where 90 per cent of cases occurred,claiming the lives of one million children a year.
A majority of its member States had ratified the Worst Forms of Child Labour Convention and the Minimum Age Convention,and in 2002-2003 one million children had benefited from ILO programmes, especially regarding the worst forms of child labour and the situation of the girl child. .
To address the situation, the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF) and the World Health Organization(WHO) have conducted an emergency epidemiological survey throughout the country in recent months,as well as immunization campaigns against measles, targeting nearly one million children.
The Committee is deeply concerned that no effective measures have been taken by the State party to enforce child labour laws as previously recommended by the Committee(E/C.12/1/Add.24, para. 26)and that almost one million children continue to be exploited economically in agriculture or as domestics, the latter being often subjected to various forms of violence art. 10, para. 3.
Moreover, private initiatives are undertaken to provide necessaryfinancing for specific programmes, including the"Dubai Cares" campaign launched in 2007 to provide basic education for one million children in developing countries, especially in Africa.
A report prepared by Shirley Mabusela for the expert group meeting on children and juveniles in detention: application of human rights standards, held at Vienna from 30 October to 4 November 1994,states that conservative estimates indicate that one million children, mostly young women, are forced into the"flesh trade"/sex markets every year.
The use of child soldiers was a new form of child labour that turned children into both actors and victims of wars and armed conflict. In recent years, such conflicts had cut off the lives oftwo million children and left another four million mutilated; one million children had been orphaned, and another 10 million were suffering the consequences of abduction, detention and death of their parents.