I'm here to enrol as a student.

Maori have the option to enrol on either the Maori electoral roll or the general roll.

This has enabled 176 indigenous students to enrol at the National University in Bogotá.

Maintenance of the tendency for more women to enrol in the various levels of education.

I'd be exceeding my authority but I'm prepared to enrol you as a chief scout.

In several African countries, girls' education clubs help to enrol out of school girls and encourage completion.

Almost half a million young people are unable to enrol in higher education for lack of access.

Continuation of the trend for larger numbers of females to enrol in the various levels of education.

ILO is implementing the project to withdraw children from these high risk occupations and enrol them in schools.

As pointed out by one witness, most students were unable to enrol in or reach universities outside their locality.

2.4 Since she had no passport, the author was unable to enrol in the University of Montpellier I in France.

Her parents decided to move to another part of the country where they could enrol Pia in a private school.

Some 60 per cent of secondary school graduates enrol in higher education, but only 37 per cent manage to complete this level.

Parents who refuse to enrol their six year old children or withdraw them before the age of 16 are liable to prosecution.

Parent teacher associations will be requested to launch programmes in their areas to persuade parents of these children to enrol them in school.

Most students are unable to enrol in or reach universities outside their locality and teachers are at times unable to reach the workplace regularly.

Furthermore, the Ministry is implementing its constitutional and legal obligation to enrol children and juveniles in school so that they can complete their education.

People living and registered with a GP in England will also be able to enrol for potential participation at their local participating sexual health clinic.

However, this level is still not satisfactory and minority students, in particular Albanian girls, have been encouraged by the Government to enrol in the secondary schools.

The Code's provisions on special working conditions cover domestic service, establishing that domestic workers are entitled to at least 12 hours' complete rest per day and that their employers must enrol them in the social security system.

Our Lord! We believe in that which Thou hast revealed and we follow him whom Thou hast sent. Enrol us among those who witness (to the truth).

Our Lord! We believe in that which Thou hast revealed and we follow him whom Thou hast sent. Enrol us among those who witness (to the truth).

The Committee notes with appreciation a number of initiatives, including the National Plan on Education for All, to rebuild the educational infrastructure and expand the educational system so as to enrol more children and improve pre school education.

The woman apos s right to social security, since the company had not complied with its obligation to enrol her and had refused to pay for the treatment.

Since September 1994, candidates holding a master apos s degree in law had to take a test before being allowed to enrol for the training course, lasting two years.

180. Wishes of parents to enrol younger children in the school within the municipality attended by elder sisters and brothers shall be complied with if the school can accommodate them.

The ex combatants are discharged for three months before they can join the rehabilitation and reintegration programme, and the second instalment of US 150 is paid after they enrol in the programme.

After 13 January 1997, however, all universities were closed by the Government in order to allow students to enrol in the PDF units and to fight the war in southern and eastern Sudan.

Children were prepared, mainly with lessons of Greek, in order to enable them to enrol in Greek schools other children were helped with supportive teaching in order to enable them to attend school classes.

Where enrolment is concerned, just as in formal education large numbers of women enrol for vocational training, in a trend which has been increasing in recent years, as can be seen from table 10.22.

The aim of getting as many girls as boys to enrol in school and complete good, quality basic education has remained constant, as part of the global drive to achieve Education for All (EFA) among children.

quot Moreover, students from the Golan are not permitted to enrol at faculties of pharmacy, dentistry and veterinary medicine since all applicants for enrolment must hold Israeli nationality, which the population of the Golan categorically reject.

University education is a matter of very great concern since it is virtually impossible for the Syrian Arab students living under occupation to enrol at Israeli universities in view of the stipulated conditions, which they cannot meet.

Women enrol mostly for traditional quot female quot subjects quot ...the higher numbers of women are distributed among commerce (81.5 ), finance (65.3 ), administration (48.3 ), and services (59 ), in contrast with the figure of only 5.7 per cent for women in electricity.

The Compulsory Military Service Act and amendments thereto establish that any person over the age of 18 years must enrol in the Military Register, and may, following a thorough medical examination, then be classified as selected , not selected or exempt .

By letter of 6 March 2000, the author was informed that he had been excluded from the course of Physiotherapy for a period of two years, for failure to show good cause why he should be allowed to re enrol in the course.

The results of this situation are a very high teacher pupil ratio (1 120), which is hardly conducive to good teaching and learning a large number of children of school age, particularly girls, who do not enrol in school and high school dropout rates.

Action to facilitate necessary family reunification measures for persons working in Arab countries, and action to enable them to benefit from social services for workers and guarantee their right to education and their right to enrol their children in educational institutions at all levels

In addition, organized groupings in Nimba County have held violent protests, demanding that the National Commission for Disarmament, Demobilization, Rehabilitation and Reintegration pay fees to schools that they had been attending but that had not been authorized by the National Commission to enrol ex combatants.

In order to translate that right into practice, Act No. 7 of 1972 and the Compulsory Education Act No. 35 of 1981 were promulgated, stipulating that all guardians of Syrian male and female children between the ages of 6 and 12 are required to enrol their children in primary schools.

In this context, he explains that he holds a university degree, whereas his ex wife does not he observes that he used to enrol his older son in language courses (a two week course in English and a two week course in German) during summer vacations, which regrettably is no longer possible.

Since the Syrian Arab Republic permitted students from the Golan to enrol at its universities, the occupation authorities have been obstructing their travel by complicating the procedures for their passage through the crossing points, by threatening them with security files and, for the last two years, by preventing new students from attending those universities.

335. It is estimated that around 8 per cent of an age cohort do not enter the school system and only around 90 per cent of those who enrol in grade 1 complete primary education, around 70 per cent reach grade 9, 20 per cent enter grade 12, and 2 per cent participate in other tertiary education facilities.

The Act allows the Ministry of Defence to fix annually the maximum number of persons who may enrol in advance, when the next intake is drawn by lot, provided that they have passed the required medical examination certification of student status is also required for Mexicans who for reasons of study wish to be recruited in advance into active units.

The author claims to be a victim of a violation of articles 1, 2, 5, 7, 9, 17, 19 and 25 of the Covenant, because the University of Sydney entered a fail grade in his Cardiopulmonary 2 exam causing him a mental shock , and because the University authorities sent him a threat letter informing him that he could not enrol in Clinical Education 1A in 1999, which repeated the mental shock .