Примеры использования Was free and compulsory на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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UNCT noted that primary school was free and compulsory.
Schooling was free and compulsory, and medicine was free. .
Ms. Pimentel said that,according to the report, only primary education was free and compulsory.
Primary education was free and compulsory, except in the cases stipulated by law.
With regard to public education,paragraph 25 of the report stated that"basic education" was free and compulsory.
Education in Chile was free and compulsory up to the eighth year of school.
The law gave boys and girls equal access to education, and education was free and compulsory until the age of 16.
Primary education was free and compulsory, and special attention had been given to the education of girls.
The Constitution gave boys and girls an equal right to education and school attendance was free and compulsory from the age of six.
Education was free and compulsory, and there was no discrimination between boys and girls.
Ms. Torrico(Bolivia) stressed that education was free and compulsory through the end of high school.
Education was free and compulsory; national programmes accorded special importance to children, as UNICEF had acknowledged.
CARICOM States had a good record in the promotion and implementation of early childhood education, which was free and compulsory for boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 16.
Primary school was free and compulsory for all children, including the children of migrants, although education services did not cover the whole country.
It noted that an improved institutional framework was supported by resources and legislation, that primary education was free and compulsory, and that happiness was recognized as a development paradigm.
Primary education was free and compulsory everywhere in her country, school enrolment rates were highand the youth literacy rate exceeded 80.
Ms. Dime Labille(France) said that the issue of school attendance among traveller and Roma children in practice posed difficulties, even though there was a panoply of laws regulating access to school, and even thoughthe French authorities had introduced significant measures to ensure that all children attended school, which was free and compulsory in France for children under 16 years of age.
For instance, whilst education for the white children was free and compulsory up to the age of 16and free up to college level, the same was not the case in African education.
Basic general education was free and compulsory for all and everyone had the right to free higherand professional education on a competitive basis.
It recommended that Ethiopia take urgent measures to ensure that primary education was free and compulsory for all children, and that the age of completion of compulsory schooling be set at 14 years.
Primary and secondary schooling was free and compulsory and specific schemes had been launched, above all in rural areas, to discourage pupils in their early teens from dropping out.
To the Special Rapporteur's comment that he had heard from all relevant authorities that education was free and compulsory, the authorities' response was that she was an exception, since she had a poor financial background and had had to work from an early age to support her family.
Under the Constitution, education was free and compulsory for children up to the age of 14 yearsand a public-private partnership had been established to enable poor children to attend private schools with financial support from the Government.
Ms. Ermakova(Russian Federation)said that school was free and compulsory for all children, regardless of their nationality, place of birth, migration status or statelessness, religious faith or ethnic origin.
It was laudable that secondary education was free and compulsory, but the fact that the years of schooling had been reduced from 11 to 9, with pupils receiving secondary education from age 7 through 15 only, was cause for concern.
State primary education is free and compulsory.
Education is free and compulsory for children up to the age of 16.
Schooling is free and compulsory for all children up to 16 years of age.
Education is free and compulsory between the ages of five and sixteen.
Furthermore, primary education in Namibia is free and compulsory.