Примеры использования High illiteracy rates на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The main lessons that can be learned from the experiences of States with high illiteracy rates are as follows.
The Committee recommends that the State party take measures to address the high illiteracy rates among Ahwazi Arabs and Azeris.
especially in States with high illiteracy rates.
poor education and high illiteracy rates.
It remains concerned at reports of high illiteracy rates among some ethnic minorities art. 5 e.
historical neglect of women's education has left very high illiteracy rates, especially among older
deprived economically and face high illiteracy rates.
It enquired about policies to address high illiteracy rates; results of the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper;
Given the high illiteracy rates, she wondered how the Government managed to conduct education
The report highlights the continuing high illiteracy rates among women and girls,
Other factors are related to high illiteracy rates among women and low skills
It was also concerned at the high illiteracy rates, especially among girls,
The system is particularly suited to a country with relatively high illiteracy rates, since it flashes up a photograph of the candidate before a vote is confirmed.
causing high illiteracy rates and aggravating health conditions.
The majority of people do not have access to media, which, along with high illiteracy rates, restricts public access to information.
Mr. Kapito attributed this situation to a combination of factors including high illiteracy rates, the underrepresentation of women in employment and the public sector,
That had several manifestations, including high illiteracy rates among youth and women;
Nevertheless, women still constituted the majority of the poor in the region for reasons including high illiteracy rates and limited access to, and control over, productive resources.
The Committee notes with concern the high illiteracy rates among women, in particular those from rural areas,
negative attitudes of those not marginalized; and high illiteracy rates of parents thus not valuing education.