Примеры использования To support parents на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Development of social services anda network of creches and kindergartens to support parents.
We must also make additional efforts to support parents in the education of their children.
It is designed to support parents during the absence of their offspring as"foreign fighters" and to support parents within the return process of their radicalised children.
In addition, the government provides certain services to support parents in their tasks.
We must also make additional efforts to support parents in raising their children and thus in the creation of a stable and productive society.
There are a number of measures that States parties can take to support parents in their parenting role.
The organization's primary mission is to support parents with cancer-stricken children by ensuring that no child with cancer is ever refused treatment owing to insufficient financial means.
The responsibility of both parents for the care of their children isoutlined in article 18, which also enjoins States parties to support parents in their child-rearing responsibilities.
Develop or enhance programmes to support parents and other carers in their child-rearing role.
A multifaceted response also comprised the acknowledgement of the primary role of the family in the upbringing and development of the child, andthe obligation of the State to support parents and caregivers in that role.
Allocate adequate human, technical andfinancial resources to support parents of children with disabilities with the aim of preventing the abandonment of children with disabilities;
In applying corrective and formative measures, the court is guided by the child's welfare andacts to prevent his or her demoralisation and to support parents in their efforts to raise the child.
The current system failed to support parents who want to meet their responsibilities- or to obtain maintenance effectively from those who seek to avoid supporting their children.
If they are unable to fulfil this duty, the Government has committed itself,through the ratification of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, to support parents in meeting their responsibility or, in some cases,to take over that responsibility.
These benefits are intended to support parents in balancing the demands of work and family by providing the flexibility they need to stay home during their child's first year of life.
A focus on the family is very important, andit will be an ongoing challenge to identify effective ways to support parents and other care-givers in fulfilling and protecting adolescents' rights to development and participation.
To support parents who cannot take care of their children because of work, the Government has also put in place various kinds of child care services, and has been striving to increase the flexibility of the services.
Further educational programmes shall be implemented and promoted to support parents in using alternative conflict-resolution mechanisms and preventing intergenerational transmission of violence.
The Committee takes note of the adoption in 2007 of a four-year action plan which includes child-rearing counselling and parent-management training andwelcomes the measures to support parents in nurturing their children.
The Committee is concerned that social work and services to support parents and families in the performance of their child-rearing responsibilities, notably of children living in single-parent families, are inadequate.
Its task is to take measures to prevent perinatal mortality and prematurity,to foster the child's development within the family and society, and to support parents, in particular the health of mothers during the pregnancy and after the delivery.
Undertake all necessary measures to support parents and families, including single-parent families, in their child-rearing responsibilities as part of its full implementation of the National Strategy for Children and Families;
The basic activity of the European number for missing children is to receive reportson missing children and forward them to the police, to support parents/custodians of missing children, as well asto render support in investigations.
Practical measures which are orcould be used by States to support parents in their parenting role and to prevent the institutionalization of children, including discouraging unnecessary separation of children from their parents. .
Recommended to South Africa to commit not only to removing the defence of reasonable chastisement but also to criminalizing corporal punishment with the concomitant pledges towards raising awareness andproviding the necessary resource to support parents in adopting positive and alternative forms of discipline(Slovenia);
UNESCO and UNICEF are also working together to promote early child development and to support parents in their role as first educators of their children, and also in devising a monitoring system to measure learning achievement in five countries.
Set up programmes to support parents and caregivers to understand and adopt good child-rearing practices based on knowledge of child rights, child development and techniques for positive discipline in order to support families' capacity to provide children with care and a safe environment;
The Committee further recommends that the State party strengthen the system of family benefits andchild allowances to support parents and children in general, and provide extra support for single-parent families, families with many children, and/or unemployed parents. .
Aa To develop orenhance programmes to support parents, legal guardians and other caregivers in their childrearing role through the development of healthcare, education and social welfare services, including quality early childhood development programmes, prenatal and postnatal services and social safety programmes for disadvantaged groups;
The Committee urges States parties to take all necessary steps to ensure that parents are able to take primary responsibility for their children; to support parents in fulfilling their responsibilities, including by reducing harmful deprivations, disruptions and distortions in children's care; and to. .