Примеры использования Single-parent families на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Single-parent families(19 per cent);
Assistance for single-parent families in NIS.
Single-parent families in Andorra: diagnosis.
Second phase of the study on single-parent families.
Single-parent families require continued support.
That average is similar in single-parent families.
Single-parent families are particularly exposed to the risk of poverty.
Give particular support to children in single-parent families;
Single-parent families in particular benefited from these programmes.
Poverty persists among large and single-parent families.
As a result, most single-parent families are headed by women 89.1% in 2010.
The female head of household in all single-parent families.
We also help single-parent families and raise money for treatment and rehabilitation of children.
This group includes,in particular, the majority of single-parent families.
Single-parent families, by employment situation of the head of household(in thousands) Active.
The categories with the highest poverty rates include also single-parent families.
New forms of poverty are emerging among single-parent families, unemployed youth and the homeless.
Poverty particularly affects young people, people living alone and single-parent families.
Up to the end of 2002, the index for single-parent families tended to be higher than the other indices.
It observed that the family had many forms including single-parent families.
We're seeing an increase in single-parent families, usually mothers struggling alone.
A rising number of families are living in poverty,especially single-parent families.
Deductions are higher for single-parent families, resulting in positive discrimination in their favour.
The various measures taken to support families in need e.g. single-parent families.
It should be noted that single-parent families also constitute 36% of all income guarantee recipients.
The money raised from the sale will be allocated to students from low-income and single-parent families.
Single-parent families increased, although it is estimated that they are no more than 5 per cent of the total.
There are increasing numbers of children,particularly those from single-parent families, being placed in institutional care;
In 2003, single-parent families comprised approximately 12% of all the families with children- compared to 9.3% in 1995.
The Government places special emphasis on young people,the elderly, single-parent families and disabled persons.