Примеры использования To make education на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A higher education establishment is obliged to make education accessible for all.
Our hard and desire to make education more interesting and productive are behind every figure.
During the parliamentary elections, we promised to make education affordable for all.
It aimed to make education not only attractive and suitable but also accessible to indigenous peoples.
The Education Act had been amended in 2005 to make education compulsory until the age of 16.
In order to make education accessible, the state and local authorities must maintain the requisite number of educational institutions.
It strongly encouraged the Government to take the necessary measures to make education compulsory up to 16 years.
The State shall endeavour to make education compulsory in accordance with the regulations and laws in effect in the State.
It was with this in mind that significant efforts were made, as of 1975, to make education democratic and accessible to everyone.
It was therefore crucial to make education a priority for humanitarian work and to ensure adequate funding.
As for the obvious social dysfunction of political competition in school board elections,we should acknowledge that it is a mistake to make education political.
Over the last 20 years, Rotary has taken concrete steps to make education a focal point for its humanitarian efforts.
To make education, from the outset and on a life-long basis, the study of non-exclusionary"co-existence" with other cultures, other linguistic and ethnic communities or other religious communities.
Children belonged in school, andthe Government intended to make education the heart of its strategy for peace and sustainable development.
In September 2012, I launched the Global Education First Initiative to spur international efforts to make education a top global priority.
Develop strategies to make education accessible to girls and to address their low enrolment rates;
How could the legal basis for the right to education be strengthened so as to make education accessible to all, without discrimination or exclusion?
The steady rise in enrolment rates in recent decades is the result of sustained Government investment in education andthe State's efforts in recent years to make education a priority.
This would help to make the changes that were needed to make education an efficient tool for attaining sustainable development.
In this regard, there is need to improve the quantity and quality of rural day care services andother programmes to make education more accessible.
She wondered whether there were any plans to make education free and to provide adult education programmes and study programmes for young girls.
The type of methods used should depend on the target audience and sports organizations should work with stakeholders, including player associations andtrusted sports betting organizations, to make education relevant and to maximize its impact.
While Swaziland has not achieved the goal of free primary education, we have made an effort to make education more accessible and affordable by providing free textbooks to all primary-school children.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO) proposed that Vanuatu be encouraged to enshrine the right to education in the Constitution andto take legal measures to make education compulsory and free of charge for all.
The School for Life curriculum is designed to make education meaningful for rural families who believe that formal schools fail to respect the dignity and strengthen the self-esteem of their children.
While increased participation by women in education would also help, it was not possible,as yet, to make education compulsory, for even now there were not enough schools.
In Bangladesh, non-governmental organizations have launched initiatives to make education more accessible for children who continue to miss out on educational opportunities because of extreme poverty and/or the mobility that characterizes the lifestyles of their communities see box 1.
Her delegation commended the leadership of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO),which was implementing innovative programs designed to make education accessible to more children, especially girls.
Factors such as the lack of political will to make education high in national agendas, inadequate resources and poor implementation of quality education programmes, help to explain this slow progress in achieving education goals.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child devoted its 2008 day of general discussion in September 2008 to articles 28 and 29 of the Convention dealing with the right to education, focusing upon the education of children in emergency situations andmade specific recommendations to further strengthen efforts to make education a priority and an integral component of humanitarian relief and response in emergency situations.