Examples of using Never attended in English and their translations into Russian
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I know for a fact that you never attended that tournament, and that no shuttlecraft has left the Enterprise for over a month.
Give children who have left school before graduation or never attended school non-formal opportunities to begin
According to the survey, 87.3 percent of children aged 5-17 attend education institutions while 10.5 percent never attended school.
There are also other types of apprenticeship training for young persons(those who have never attended school), managed by the Promotion of Small and Medium Enterprises in Rwanda agency PPMER.
It has been calculated that more than 56 per cent of them either never attended school or else dropped out.
According to the unofficial data provided by Roma mediators for the period 2014- early 2015, around 55% of underage Roma never attended school.
In 2013, 6,365 children who had left or never attended school received remedial lessons to enable them to resume formal education.
1.4 million boys- never attended school.
Suharto's suspicion seemed to have hurt Jusuf and never attended Cabinet meetings until he was discharged from his position in April 1983.
Of adults over 19 years of age, with the incidence higher for women, three-fourths never attended school or did not attend long enough to reach a level at which there was mastery of reading and writing.
That same year, the percentage of Arab females that never attended school was 8.5 per cent(compared to 9.7 per cent in 2007),
Though Remigius never attended any of the church councils,
the percentage of Jewish females who never attended school was 2.4 per cent compared to 1.2 per cent of the males.
The highest percentage of those who never attended school is observed in the Chui(14.5 percent),
the percentage of Jewish females that never attended school was 2.4 per cent compared to 1.2 per cent of the males.
Those aged 14-15 account for the largest share of the children who never attended school(2.6 percent); these are mainly rural
the re-schooling of children who have dropped out of or who never attended school, with the support of the United Nations.
which indicate that 25.6 per cent of persons with disabilities aged between 3 and 24 never attended school and 62.1 per cent left school.
implemented with UNICEF support, which targets persons in the 12- 18 age group who never attended or dropped out of school with a view to enabling them to complete their primary education in three instead of the normal six years
for children in urban areas who have dropped out of school or never attended school and who entered the labour market at an early age. These alternatives include.