Examples of using Have access to basic in English and their translations into Russian
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They have access to basic Government facilities such as health and education.
Strengthening its efforts to ensure that all children have access to basic healthcare services;
All young people should have access to basic health services in the interest of all and of society as a whole.
By 2006, all the primary school children throughout the country will have access to basic education.
Ensuring that all households have access to basic food and medical supplies and other services, including education;
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A continuation and strengthening of its efforts to ensure that all children have access to basic health-care services;
All individuals should have access to basic health care, regardless of income, ethnicity, sex, age or disability.
Take steps to ensure that all the children of Guatemala have access to basic education and health care.
Currently, returnees have access to basic services in Nundu and Fizi, thus significantly lowering the death toll among the affected population.
A conditional cash transfer system also ensures that children from poor families have access to basic education.
Unfortunately, so far, fewer than one in nine people have access to basic HIV prevention programmes on the African continent.
The abolition of tuition fees is a major step in ensuring that all Jamaican children have access to basic education.
Currently less than 1 in 4 people at risk of infection have access to basic information regarding HIV/AIDS see A/58/184, para. 8.
Almost all of the 149 Chiefdoms in the country now have a junior secondary school to ensure that all children have access to basic education.
Full employment anddecent work for all are only possible if people have access to basic health care, education, nutrition, clean water and sanitation.
The Committee recommends that the State party take appropriate measures to make sure that all children in its territory have access to basic health care.
All residents have access to basic health-care benefits, with the State accepting the general responsibility for ensuring the adequacy of the delivery system and for financing the scheme;
During times of recession, infant- andunder-five mortality rises as fewer children have access to basic health services.
Only 40 per cent of the country's people have access to basic health care, and while some progress has been made in the area of immunization, fewer than 6 per cent of children are fully immunized.
It recommends that all children in alternative care,whether in families or institutions, have access to basic health and appropriate education.
TIR Carnet Holders have access to basic guidelines, such as“How to fill in a TIR Carnet” and can contact their national IRU Member Association for all TIR training needs.
Please provide information on steps taken to ensure that undocumented migrants have access to basic public health care.
Take proactive steps to ensure that all children,especially girls, have access to basic education, health care and the protection of the minimum labour standards elaborated by the International Labour Organization.
The visit highlighted continuing efforts by UNHCR to ensure that all internally displaced persons are properly registered and have access to basic services.
All people, regardless of their gender or location within a State,should have access to basic human rights, such as nutritious food, education, transportation and medical care.
Other data sources indicate lower coverage levels,for example the 2006 Annual Review the International AIDS Alliance states that globally only 16% of sex workers have access to basic HIV services.
The eradication of poverty requires that all people living in poverty have access to basic social services and can participate in the economic, social, cultural and political life of society;
In all these efforts, securing safe access to beneficiaries, wherever they are, remains a challenge for the humanitarian community,as well as ensuring that beneficiaries have access to basic social services.
Ensure that women and girls,including those who may be particularly vulnerable to HIV, have access to basic health services and information, including HIV prevention, treatment, care and support;
The Primary Education Development Programmes II, I and II is a vehicle for the realization of the Dakar Framework for Action on Education for All-(EFA) andMDGs which aimed at ensuring that all people especially children, have access to basic, quality education as a matter of right.