Примеры использования Relevant age на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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C/ Ratio to relevant age group.
Primary school enrolment ratio percentage of relevant age group.
He agreed that the relevant age should be 18 years.
Two thirds of eligible children attend the first yearof infant school and nearly all children in the relevant age class attend the second year.
Welcome all players into their relevant age group irrespective of numbers in that age group.
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At the secondary school level, the intention is to increase the Gross Enrolment Ratio from the current 18 percent of the relevant age cohort to 30 percent.
School attendance on the part of the relevant age group of children is 100 per cent.
The female primary net enrolment(6-10 years) is 64.4 percent,which is about 80 percent of the male ratio in the relevant age group.
Enrolment rate of the total population of relevant age group 6-14 years old.
That these actions have helped control, eliminate and/or eradicate diseases that can be prevented through immunization is reflected in the dropping morbidity andmortality rates for these diseases in the relevant age groups.
In the 2000/01 academic year,95.2 per cent of children of the relevant age group attended the first to ninth grades of general education schools.
In the participating households,interviews of 123.5 thousand persons or of 0.36% of the country's resident population in the relevant age were taken;
This is despite the fact that the size of the relevant age group(19-23 year olds) decreased between 2001 and 2005(Statistics Denmark).
Noteworthy is that nursery or kindergarten education(3 years and 9 months) is not compulsory, nevertheless,70 per cent of the relevant age cohort attends nursery schools.
In spite of the fact that there is a decrease in the number of students in the relevant age groups, the Academy has managed to keep up the numbers of applicants and students with immigrant backgrounds.
The special provisions with respect to the employment of women are subdivided depending on who is concerned: all women; women working during pregnancy;women with children of the relevant age; and single mothers.
Whereas in primary education, there is almost universal attendance by the relevant age group, in secondary education, there is a problem of drop-outs.
While in 1999, 42 children aged up to 5 years died per 100 thousand inhabitants; by 2002 the number of deceased children fell to 34, only to again rise in the next years to 44 children in 2003, and 46 children, in 2004,per 100 thousand inhabitants of the relevant age group.
At the tertiary level, the target is to raise the participation of the relevant age cohort in tertiary institutions from the current 0.3 percent to 1 percent.
There should be clear determination for indicators in each priority area to reflect gender inequality, urban rural differences where applicable, andin certain cases relevant age groups within the 15-24 youth cohort.
It is important to remember that so far there are relatively few young people in the relevant age groups who were born in Norway to immigrant parents and it is therefore difficult to draw clear conclusions.
There are now 448 preschool educational establishments in the Republic(in 2001 there were 407) educating 54,400 children, or11 per cent of the relevant age group in 2001 the figure was 9 per cent.
Enrolment in primary schools included only 15 per cent of children in the relevant age group(males 17 per cent, females 14 per cent); secondary enrolment is equivalent to only 7 per cent of children in the appropriate age group males 10 per cent, females 5 per cent.
In the 2009 academic year, based on the Bureau of Statistic population projections,it is estimated that 90 per cent of the relevant age cohort is enrolled in primary schools in the public sector.
In the secondary education,access is limited to about 22.2 percent of the relevant age group(14-15 years) children, with 28 boys for every 16 girls.
The figures on the United Kingdom graduation rates in the OECD's"Education at a Glance" show that the number of first degree graduates as a percentage of the relevant age group is the second highest in the EU after Denmark.
According to recent UNESCO data, as few as 3 per cent of Afghan girls and39 per cent of boys in the relevant age groups may be attending some form of primary education, the quality of much of which remains poor.
In the circumstances of the instant case, the abolition of monthly household payments combined with an increase of children's benefits is not only detrimental for retirees but also for active employees not(yet or no longer)having children in the relevant age bracket, and the authors have not shown that the impact of this measure on them was disproportionate.
These problems are coupled with cognitive disturbances caused by chemotherapy andalso to restricted solution of relevant age tasks in the course of the disease and treatment observed in 35% of children.
Out of 773 kindergartens run by Slovakian enterprises in 1989, only 196 remained in 1992 andin Hungary only 1% of children in relevant age group attend enterprise-run kindergartens. Social Policy… op. cit p. 58.