Examples of using Educational issues in English and their translations into Spanish
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other measures concerning e.g. relevant government agencies and educational issues.
housing of Roma people have been highlighted alongside educational issues.
9 requests regarding educational issues.
student groups that discussed various educational issues.
The implementation of the Educational Agreement of September 1996 has begun in accordance with the document on educational issues of 23 March 1998.
land redistribution and educational issues.
will be important in flagging common social and educational issues that can be tackled through joint strategies.
groups provide their support to WAGGGS when working on educational issues related to spiritual development;
The educational issues in relation to social movements' agendas were clustered, in the convergence assembly, around three main themes:
decision-makers from all over the world to discuss educational issues.
decision makers from all over the world to discuss educational issues.
decision makers from all over the world to discuss educational issues.
as well as any educational issues which concern them, in a spirit of mutual understanding
activities of educational centres and involve them in educational issues in order to achieve higher rates of attendance
The world-wide review also includes a dozen thematic studies on educational issues of global concern
Ms. Falka(Latvia), referring to educational issues, said that human rights principles,
For example, the Ministry of Education continues to be responsible for the educational issues related to immigrants,
the internally displaced teachers with whom the Representative discussed educational issues in some detail proudly reported the maintenance of high educational standards within the school system established in the camp.
Indent 1 of article 8 of the School Inspection Act requires a special administrative procedure(including an expert in educational issues) if there is a suspicion of the violation of the rights of a child.
a television programme which encouraged dialogue with officials concerning educational issues.
