Примеры использования Use of family planning methods на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Use of family planning methods.
Increase in the rate of use of family planning methods to 67 per cent.
Use of family planning methods.
Percentage Distribution of Respondents by use of Family Planning Methods in birth.
Frequency of use of family planning methods by level of education.
There are no laws andpolicies in Moldova that would impose the use of family planning methods.
Use of family planning methods is an integral component of the right to health.
The questionnaire in ENDSA 2003 includes a section on knowledge about and use of family planning methods.
The use of family planning methods, especially modern methods, is still below the desirable level.
Education and awareness raising on the use of family planning methods to prevent unwanted pregnancies.
This is summarized in table 34 below, which shows that the higher the level of education,the more frequent the use of family planning methods.
As a result of the efforts made, use of family planning methods increased from 39.8 per cent in 1993 to 45.8 per cent in 2000.
Among the factors responsible for falling birth rates were the rise in the age of marriage of females and the increased use of family planning methods.
The northern andeastern regions have low use of family planning methods which are 9 per cent and 5 per cent respectively.
The report proposed that the Government should give high priority to population policy in order toachieve a moderate rate of population growth and to ensure the use of family planning methods.
In the 5 year period, male participation in the use of family planning methods have remained unchanged, at around 34%;
To increase the use of family planning methods from the 1991-1992 rate of 9.7 per cent for all methods among married women of childbearing age to 23.7 per cent by 2001 and 35.7 per cent by 2006.
The study also found that the women in the sample had been unable to obtain full information on the use of family planning methods, modern or traditional, from health centre personnel.
The rising use of family planning methods indicates that there is greater accessibility to family planning and that more and more couples and individuals are able to choose the number and spacing of their children.
Ministry of Health data indicate that the use of family planning methods is correlated with women's level of education.
It believes that it might be unnecessary to make such widespread use of sterilization if couples were better informed and instructed in the use of family planning methods and had ready access to contraceptives.
There is nothing in the sharia that prohibits the use of family planning methods, particularly when justified on legitimate grounds such as an illness.
The major findings of the survey include a very high fertility and infant mortality rate, high prevalence of childhood and maternal malnutrition,poor conditions at child delivery and low use of family planning methods.
Her Government was also fully aware that the use of family planning methods in El Salvador was very low despite its efforts to promote its reproductive health programme.
Over the last two decades, a reduction of abortion rates has been observed in Italy,probably due to the increased and improved use of family planning methods and to the important role played by family planning centres.
The rising use of family planning methods indicates that there is greater accessibility to family planning and that more and more couples and individuals are able to choose the number and spacing of their children.
Despite progress on many fronts, more than a billion people still live in extreme poverty, which is generally associated with large family size,low use of family planning methods, low educational levels and poor nutrition.
High infant mortality rates directly affect the use of family planning methods, as women tend to have many children as a means of compensating for those who die. These repeated pregnancies have an adverse impact on women's health and on family living standards.
As the Committee has been informed previously, on 16 December 2002 CNDH issued its general recommendation No. 4/2002 relating to the task of"obtaining free andinformed consent for the use of family planning methods" on the part of"members of indigenous communities.
Accordingly, the Demographic Platform for Action for 2001to 2005 has set a target for the use of family planning methods by married women of childbearing age of 28 per cent, and of 23 per cent for the use of modern family planning methods.