Examples of using Use in schools in English and their translations into Spanish
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The State party should take immediate measures to eliminate corporal punishment as a legitimate sanction in its law and to discourage its use in schools.
Para. 12: Eliminating corporal punishment as a legitimate sanction and discouraging its use in schools arts. 7 and 24.
The education package contains a powerful drug education curriculum for use in schools and the community.
home-made ant farm for exhibitions or use in schools.
a project started in 1999 will build drug prevention strategies and materials for use in schools.
will build drug prevention strategies and materials for use in schools.
for the production of video cassettes for use in schools.
Accordingly, none of the subject syllabuses prepared by the Curriculum Development Council and recommended for use in schools should be genderspecific.
While developing Debian for use in schools is not the primary focus of our working group, it is inescapably something on which our work will touch.
We will remind you that DOT is a compound that is has such a low level of toxicity that is permitted for use in schools.
Barbados should take immediate measures to eliminate corporal punishment as a legitimate sanction in its law and to discourage its use in schools.
The Ministry also commissioned Codename Future to develop teaching material based on the film for use in schools.
assisting the speakers to develop vernacular materials for use in schools.
the ruling Danes outlawed its use in schools, churches and official documents.
other educational materials suitable for use in schools.
bulky four-function calculators to smaller models designed for use in schools operating on a special, safer 42V standard like the MK-SCH-2.
study on one's own, and some of which is conceived for use in schools and extracurricular political education.
after the Reformation in 1538, the ruling Norwegians outlawed its use in schools, churches and official documents.
A resource has been developed for use in schools to help young people understand how decisions are made in their communities,
The standardized tests that speech-language pathologists use in schools to screen for language impairments are based on typical language development milestones in English.