Примеры использования Children to school на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such nomadic groups did not send their children to school because they were constantly on the move.
In turn, poverty limited access to schooling as poor families often could not afford to send their children to school.
More families have been able to send their children to school, and health has improved as a result of the availability of clean water from a community-built well.
guardians are obliged to send children to school.
Many families cannot afford the associated costs of sending their children to school such as uniforms and textbooks.
we take our children to school when we become adults.
He wished to know what measures were taken to encourage the Roma community to send their children to school, apart from threatening them with administrative sanctions.
An urgent problem lies in the reluctance of IDPs who are parents to send their children to school or kindergarten.
Many years before, he had tried in vain to persuade Roma parents to send their children to school.
because more parents were now willing to send their children to school, because teachers of their own nationality were now teaching the classes.
other support so they can send their children to school instead of working.
parents may be reluctant to send their children to school during armed conflicts.
which discouraged parents from sending their children to school.
Unfortunately, those families who had to leave their hometowns often cannot afford to fully prepare their children to school, buy everything they need, including stationery.
adding that some beliefs made parents reluctant to send their disabled children to school.
lower household incomes have made it more difficult for families to send their children to school.
Action to enhance parents' awareness of the importance of sending their children to school and taking advantage of the educational opportunities available to them;
It is estimated that not more than 15 families in every 100 have been able to send their children to school, owing to high fees charged.