Examples of using Compulsory schooling in English and their translations into Chinese
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It is particularly concerned by the disparities in the marriage ages for boys and girls and between the age of end of compulsory schooling and the minimum age for employment.
This Plan has a national structure connecting the intervention of 18 multidisciplinary teams composed by professionals of different areas to assess the situation of children and young people at risk of not finishing compulsory schooling.
In this connection, moreover, particular importance attaches to Ministerial Circular No. 205 of 26 July 1990 regarding the insertion of foreign students in the compulsory schooling system.
Children who have reached the age of four by 1 September are subject to compulsory schooling and attend the preschool branch, which is an integral part of the academic infrastructure established by the local authorities(Act of 5 August 1963).
For the girls who have abandoned the compulsory schools there no special training programs.
In 1995 there were 208 compulsory schools in Iceland with 42,000 students.
In 2000 there were 190 compulsory schools in Iceland with 43,644 pupils.
In Queensland, children of compulsory school age must attend school. .
Ninety-eight per cent of compulsory school students go on to upper secondary school. .
Approximately 60 per cent of Bermudian students of compulsory school age attend public schools. .
It provides for compulsory school age which is from five to sixteen years of age.
Supreme Court declares the 1922 Oregon Compulsory School Law unconstitutional, thereby upholding parents' right to choose education for their children.
Children who are of compulsory school age and are placed in these homes are guaranteed places in the appropriate schools of the local government areas.
Every child of compulsory school age in the Netherlands has a statutory right to education.
In 1999, the compulsory school age was extended to 15 years, i.e. for a nineyear period(Law No. 9 of 20 January 1999).
Juveniles of compulsory school age must receive at least 15 hours of education a week.
In 2003, the number of children of compulsory school age was about 62, 550(16.1% of the population).
The figures encompass both primary and secondary schools and thus reach beyond compulsory school age.
Most exclusions affect learners aged between 12 and 15, who are thus of compulsory school age.
In Greece, Slovenia and Korea, on the other hand, compulsory school finishes at 14.