Примеры использования School in limassol на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A Turkish-language primary school in Limassol is still not operational.
There have been no new developments regarding the establishment of a Turkish language primary school in Limassol.
The Turkish-language primary school in Limassol is still not operational.
A written commitment by the Greek Cypriot side in March 2005 for the opening of a Turkish school in Limassol.
To establish an elementary day school in Limassol for the needs of the Turkish Cypriot children.
Not completed owing to lack of progress in the opening of a Turkish language school in Limassol.
UNFICYP continued to follow the establishment of a Turkish language primary school in Limassol, to which the Greek Cypriot side had committed in March 2005.
There were no new developments regarding the establishment of a Turkish language school in Limassol.
As a result of discussions with the Greek Cypriot side regarding the establishment of a Turkish primary school in Limassol, the Greek Cypriot side hired two Turkish Cypriot teachers to upgrade the existing Greek Cypriot school for Turkish Cypriot children.
There were no new developments regarding the establishment of a Turkish language primary school in Limassol.
While there have been no new developments regarding the establishment of a Turkish-language primary school in Limassol, UNFICYP continued to work with the local authorities and community representatives in Limassol and Paphos to strengthen support mechanisms for vulnerable members of the Turkish Cypriot community in educational and social areas.
However, the Turkish Cypriot side again raised concerns about the lack of a Turkish-language primary school in Limassol.
On the other hand, the Greek Cypriot side still refuses to fulfil its long overdue commitment andobligation to open a Turkish primary school in Limassol in order to meet the educational needs of the Turkish Cypriot children living in Southern Cyprus.
The difficulties created andthe delaying tactics employed by the Greek Cypriot administration on issues such as opening a school in Limassol for Turkish Cypriots residing in the South and opening of new crossing points for reciprocal crossings(i.e. Zodhia-Bostanci gate) are naturally not conducive to building confidence between the two communities.
At the same time,efforts continue to improve conditions for Turkish Cypriot children in a Greek Cypriot school in Limassol.
As mentioned in my last report,a Turkish-language primary school in Limassol is still not operational. On 26 March, the Supreme Court of the Republic of Cyprus rendered its decision on a lawsuit filed by the Cyprus Turkish Teachers' Trade Union on the constitutional right of Turkish-speaking citizens of the Republic of Cyprus to receive education in their mother tongue.
The establishment of a Turkish-language primary school in Limassol is still pending.
The truth of the matter is that the Greek Cypriot side is employing such tactical moves in an attempt to absolve itself of its responsibility regarding the opening of a Turkish school in Limassol.
Regarding the establishment of a Turkish primary school in Limassol, the reference in paragraph 20 of your report to the so-called"special measures" undertaken by the Greek Cypriot side only serves to relieve it of its clear obligation to establish a Turkish Cypriot school by giving the wrong impression that the necessary steps were taken to provide for the education of the Turkish Cypriot pupils.
UNFICYP continued discussions with the Greek Cypriot side regarding the establishment of a Turkish primary school in Limassol, which is not yet operational.
Furthermore, according to the reports of theSecretary-General submitted in 2013, there were no new developments regarding the establishment of a Turkish language school in Limassol.
UNFICYP continued its discussions with the Greek Cypriot side, initiated in March 2005, regarding the establishment of a Turkish language primary school in Limassol, which is not yet operational.
As noted in previous reports,there were again no new developments regarding the establishment of a Turkish language school in Limassol.
As noted in previous reports,there were again no new developments regarding the establishment of a Turkish language school in Limassol.
Furthermore, the report of the Secretary-General(S/2012/507, para. 17) noted that there were no new developments regarding the establishment of a Turkish language primary school in Limassol.
Regarding the education of Turkish Cypriot children in the south,UNFICYP continued its discussions with the Greek Cypriot authorities, initiated in March 2005, regarding the establishment of a Turkish-language primary school in Limassol, which is not yet operational.
It should be recalled that the report of the then Secretary-General dated 7 June 1996(S/1996/411 and Corr.1)stressed that the Greek Cypriot side had sent a written commitment to the United Nations for the opening of a Turkish Cypriot school in Limassol.
With respect to educational issues, the elementary and secondary Greek Cypriot schools in the Karpas peninsula continued to function, assisted by UNFICYP through the delivery of school textbooks and the appointment of teachers, while the Turkish Cypriot side continued to raise the lack of a Turkish language primary school in Limassol as a cause for concern.