Enrolment as of June 1992 (excluding pre school) was 36 pupils.

Number of students at day general education facilities (in thousands)

Women account for about 13 of all doctoral enrollments.

Non schoolgoing children

Remember those who are in bonds, as bound with them and those who are ill treated, since you are also in the body.

Remember them that are in bonds, as bound with them and them which suffer adversity, as being yourselves also in the body.

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There had also been substantial achievements in primary education enrolment.

The percentage of female students in relation to the total enrolled number in certain institutions for higher education, 1999 2000

In 1990 91, there were eight girls and five boys attending classes.

I see a long line of frightened children tied with ropes and hear rebels ordering to kill them.

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saying to the sixth angel who had one trumpet, Free the four angels who are bound at the great river Euphrates!

Saying to the sixth angel which had the trumpet, Loose the four angels which are bound in the great river Euphrates.

And this is all relative to unrestrained the bigger the bar, the better.

28 of the school registrations at the pre university level were girls

Non EurepGAP compliant suppliers therefore even risk losing domestic market shares.

Raising educational levels and school enrolment are the main strategies used to combat illiteracy among youths.

And Norbert Rosing, a German photographer, is there on scene, making a series of photos of these huskies, who are tethered.

Such programmes contribute to higher primary school enrolment and completion rates, and to the retention of female teachers.

The lives of patients on long waiting lists for surgeries since the summer of 1992 are also endangered.

Enrolment in tertiary education in the developing countries is only one fifth that of the developed countries.

b The decrease in this assistance reflects its phasing out as a subsidy given to refugee children attending private and government schools in Lebanon only.

Out of a total learners of 528 958 enrolled in 2001, girls constituted more than 50 (268 479).

Within a decade, the primary school enrolment rate had more than doubled to 70 per cent.

Another modest achievement thus far worth mentioning is the introduction of free primary education in the country, which we hope will increase enrolment.

10.14 The total number of primary students enrolled in 2001 was 36,482, an increase of four per cent since 2000.

105. For the academic year 1989 90, the University of Guam reported an enrolment of l,499 full time students and 886 part time students.

The total number of students at general education facilities as of the beginning of the 2004 2005 school year was 1,665,000, of which 769,300, or 46.2 , were girls.

About 21,000 Arab pupils attend classes in city schools, as compared with about 28,000 who are enrolled in private schools run by churches and the Wakf (the trustee of Muslim properties).

102. Total school enrolment in 1991 92 was 34,278, of whom 27,863 attended public schools and 6,415 attended private schools.

104. Total school enrolment in 1991 92 was 34,278 pupils, of whom 27,836 attended public schools and 6,415 attended private schools.

Foreigners and stateless persons without a personal code and without registration in the Population Register can receive medical aid for a fee, provided that they are in Latvia legally.

Even broad concepts of development, which include improvements in social indicators such as reduced infant mortality and increased life expectancy and school enrolment, remain based in the production of commodities.

During the biennium, vocational, technical and pre service teacher training was provided in eight training centres, with a total enrolment of 10,311 trainees and 474 instructors.

Our practice is to wait for at least three speakers scheduled for a given meeting, but when they are late and especially when the Hall is empty it is difficult to begin the proceedings.

In rural areas, there were 5,500 girls out of a total number of 10,900 children. sic

Registration figures show generally that there are more boys than girls registered as unaccompanied and separated children because girls tend to be more easily integrated into foster families before they reach the camps.

They included the number of people with access to safe drinking water and sanitation the number of cases and degree of malnutrition and education goals such as literacy rates, school enrolment, etc.

The proper balance is between democratic accountability with also a large number of Parliamentarians who are not primarily constrained by the political party they belong to, but are able because of their background, having been successful in business, in industry, in the arts, in politics or whatever, are able to make a personal contribution.

For example, of 100 children enrolled in Grade 1 only 35 continue to lower secondary level and less than seven per cent access Grade 11.

Joint work to promote equitable distribution of an essential learning package in countries with low enrolment rates was extended to 10 countries in West and Central Africa, after a trial phase in Burkina Faso.

The pattern of graduate enrollment is almost the opposite of that of undergraduates the majority (63 ) of all graduate students are enrolled in the national universities, and it appears that the disparity between public and private graduate enrollments is widening.

Whereas in the United States, a majority of the poor do not vote, turnout in Harlem was 23 in the last presidential election in India the poor turn out in great numbers.

108. The United States Department of Defense provides (1) peace keeping training for Army and Marine Corps units that have the potential to be deployed in United Nations missions and (2) United Nations familiarization orientation courses for all officers attending the War Colleges.