Примеры использования Palestinian students на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Palestinian students and their schools are often exposed to settler violence.
Mainstreaming visually impaired Palestinian students in regular educational facilities in Lebanon.
This was the largest andharshest campaign of arrest conducted against Palestinian students.
On 12 May, Palestinian students in Nablus marked Israel's Independence Day by burning the Israeli flag.
UNESCO continued its project aimed at providing financial assistance to some 55 Palestinian students for university studies abroad.
On 26 March, hundreds of Palestinian students clashed with Israeli soldiers in the towns of Bethelehem, Hebron and Ramallah.
In concluding, he recalled his Government's previous grants of $1 million in scholarships for Palestinian students.
In Hebron, Israeli soldiers shot and wounded three Palestinian students during clashes. Ha'aretz, Jerusalem Post, 6 April 1994.
Palestinian students' overall success rate dropped by 14.5 per cent in scholastic year 2002-2003, compared with scholastic year 2001-2002.78.
On 3 May 1994, young settlers from Hebron are reported to have attacked Palestinian students from the Kartabaa Primary School for Girls. Al-Tali'ah, 5 May 1994.
An estimated 10,000 Palestinian students in the West Bank attend classes in tents, caravans or tin shacks, with minimal protection from the heat or cold.
Given that the Israeli occupation forces control all international borders with the occupied territories,they often prevent Palestinian students from travelling to study abroad.
His Government had received Palestinian students and trainees in Japan, and had dispatched experts to organize vocational training for Palestinians at home.
UNRWA had recently distributed textbooks on human rights in Gaza, butHamas had rejected them on the grounds that they would brainwash Palestinian students and foster negative feelings towards armed resistance.
On 17 December, Palestinian students took to the streets for the fifth consecutive day in order to protest against the continued closure of Hebron University.
On 12 July, it was reported that the Civil Administration had decided not to allow any new Palestinian students from the West Bank to study at higher education institutions in East Jerusalem.
On 9 December, Palestinian students staged a sit-in to protest against the continuing closure of Hebron University, which had been closed since March. The Jerusalem Times, 13 December.
UNESCO also began implementation of its"Inclusive schools and community support programmes" in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and granted fellowships for long- andshort-term study abroad for Palestinian students.
In July 1995, it had been decided not to allow any new Palestinian students from the occupied territories to study at higher educational institutions in East Jerusalem.
On 5 November 1993, it was reported that the European Union intended to focus its activity in the territories in Gaza first,where it was planning to establish a central Palestinian university for Palestinian students from all over the world.
On 7 September, Palestinian students and right-wing protesters clashed outside Orient House following a week of daily confrontations near the building.
Furthermore, support should be provided to the Damascus Training Centre in order toenable it to receive more Palestinian students, student fees should be eliminated, and university scholarships should be increased.
Accordingly, some 2,400 Palestinian students had already received training in the past few years from MASHAV, covering health, labour, agriculture and enterprise development.
Despite economic difficulties faced by Cuba, 351 young Palestinians had since 1961 studied on scholarships and grants in its educational institutions and received diplomas,including 298 university degrees, and 17 Palestinian students were currently attending Cuban universities.
On 23 November, 10 Palestinian students were lightly wounded at Dura, South of Hebron, when an IDF patrol used tear gas and fired rubber bullets after being attack by stones and petrol bombs.
UNESCO launched a $15.1 million project supporting an equitable andefficient funding mechanism for Palestinian higher education aimed at providing scholarships to some 20,000 Palestinian students and direct grants to universities.
He expressed concern about Israel's segregated educational system: Palestinian students received lower-quality education, thus attaining lower levels of literacy and academic achievement.
On 3 March, Palestinian students delivered a petition to the Prime Minister of Israel, calling upon the Netanyahu Government to reverse its policy of collective restrictions imposed on Palestinian education.
An additional difficulty is that the consulates of most countries are located in Jerusalem so Palestinian students who wish to study abroad have to go to embassies in other Arab countries in order to get visas since they cannot enter Jerusalem.
The blockade of the Gaza Strip, restrictive access and building permit systems in Area C, and insufficient anddiscriminatory urban planning policies in East Jerusalem resulted in tens of thousands of Palestinian students suffering from a critical shortage of schools and classrooms.