Translation of "Church rate " (English → French) :

F. whereas in recent months the rate of attacks by Boko Haram has dramatically increased and they are becoming increasingly violent, with over 4 000 casualties in the year to date in attacks on churches, schools, market places and villages, as well as security installations; whereas Boko Haram is currently extending its area of operations to encompass the entire northern half of Nigeria and adjacent areas of neighbouring countries;

F. whereas in recent months the rate of attacks by Boko Haram has dramatically increased and they are becoming increasingly violent, with over 4 000 casualties in the year to date in attacks on churches, schools, market places and villages, as well as security installations; whereas Boko Haram is currently extending its area of operations to encompass the entire northern half of Nigeria and adjacent areas of neighbouring countries;

61. Expresses deep disquiet at the current clamp-down in the PRC on freedom of expression and free access to the Internet; repeats its requests to Beijing to refrain from intimidating, cracking down on or imprisoning those who advocate freedom of expression, whether the repression is directed at journalists or human rights activists or whether it makes information impossible to use by blacking out websites that do not conform to state censorship; condemns, therefore, the Internet censorship law passed by the National People’s Congress and the existence of systems of Internet censorship collectively known as the “Great Firewall of China”; calls in particular for the AsiaNews.it site to be allowed back onto the Web without delay – ...[+++]or at any rate no longer be blacked out – bearing in mind that, in addition to being an excellent source of information about Asia and human rights advocacy, it also helps to foster the dialogue between the Vatican and the PRC and hence the unity of the Chinese Church;

The church now wishes to amend this act to remove investment restrictions, called the legal list, which was commonly used in legislation at the time of the act in 1951, when there was no inflation and when the rate of return was very small and provided adequate income for the beneficiaries of the trust.

A few decades of socialism, Albanian immigration and a falling birth rate among the Serbs reversed the proportions: the Serbs became a minority in their own land and are finally being driven out of their homes, their fields and their churches.

The putting in place of a comprehensive system (involving the creation of a vast health network - centres for diagnosis, follow-up, and treatment - training of specialists, manufacture of drugs, awareness and education campaigns for the population and through the media, support from the church and political parties, adoption of laws and budgets, etc.) has brought the AIDS-related death rate down by between 40 and 70% and has resulted in savings of almost US$ 700 million in hospital spending (despite the cost of the programme).