Примеры использования Leave school на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Every year, more than 3,000 children leave school without having completed the compulsory nine years' education see annex I,
Over 70% of children leave school before reaching year 9,
Indeed, the young husband could pursue his studies while his wife would most probably have to leave school because of a pregnancy, which was a normal consequence of marriage.
As a result, many girls and boys leave school without having acquired the most basic literacy
children do not have to leave school to help their families survive.
often leave school, undermining their future potential as they enter the labour market.
and nearly 60% of children leave school before obtaining a primary education certificate.
Generally, children leave school for a variety of reasons including costs,
normal clothes when they leave school.
The main factor contributing to this relatively high level of illiteracy is that most pupils leave school during the primary education stage,
pregnant schoolgirls still have to leave school and are unable to register at the same school after delivery.
She had to leave school and, oh, it all got brought up again,
The higher participation rates for girls could reflect the fact that boys leave school earlier than girls to seek employment and work for the family.
JS2 indicates that about one third of children leave school after their primary education.
Girls who enter into early marriage often leave school to assume the responsibilities of caring for their spouse
Creation of conditions for continued education by women who had to leave school because of pregnancy, childbirth or maternal duties.
a high number of young persons leave school without qualifications adapted to the labour market.
There are circumstances in which people may leave school with only partial literacy skills
If there are more children attending school in one family and if one has to leave school, it is usually the oldest female child who can take over household chores.
girls who have had to leave school for any reason to benefit from educational opportunities.