Sentence examples for be protected from polio from inspiring English sources

"All children have the same right to be protected from polio," said UNICEF Representative in DR Congo Pierrette Vu Thi.

It is part of a regional push to ensure all children in drought affected areas are vaccinated against a killer disease like measles which can be deadly for malnourished children, and be protected from polio.

"But I continue to work, because I believe it is my right to contribute to making my community better, and I believe it is our children's right to be protected from polio".

I am often criticized for working outside the house and for being engaged in this programme, but I continue to work, because I believe it is my right to contribute to making my community better and I believe it is our children's right to be protected from polio.

"Thanks to you, over 80,000 children will be protected from polio, almost 200,000 oral rehydration salts sachets will be distributed in times of need, the 3.8 tons of therapeutic food collected will save many children from severe acute malnutrition, among other life-saving tools that were purchased to protect babies and children".

The available vaccines supplied by UNICEF should be used as soon as possible to ensure children are protected from polio in Ukraine," said Giovanna Barberis, UNICEF Representative in Ukraine.

In less than two hours, more than 660 adults and children had been protected from polio, as another part of the mosaic of success fell into place.

The ultimate goal is to reach every vulnerable child and to fulfil their right to be protected from preventable diseases such as polio and measles.

The team is part of a campaign which aims to ensure that every child under five has received the vaccinations they need to be protected from preventable diseases such as polio, tetanus, influenza and measles.

But before peace and peacekeepers come, those most neglected of all – the country's children – need to be protected from killer diseases like measles, malaria and polio.

It is the right of every child to be protected from diseases to which there is no cure, including polio,' said Barbara Reynolds.