Sentence examples for children declaration from inspiring English sources
It builds on the achievements of Jordan's previous NPA and the "World Fit for Children" declaration.
Adopted in 2002, the "World Fit for Children" declaration has been "nationalized" in Viet Nam under the "Communes and Wards Fit for Children" initiative, to be implemented in every province and city.
Childinfo.org On Childinfo.org you will find UNICEF's key statistical databases with detailed country-specific information that was used in the end-decade assessment of progress and setbacks in implementing the 1990 World Summit for Children Declaration and Plan of Action.
Children around the world, including in Viet Nam will sign a "Child Declaration for Road Safety" and present it to leaders around the world calling for more actions to improve road safety.
In 2010, a total of 600 young people participated in the campaign 'Your Vote, Our Future' and delivered the children's declaration during a forum organized in Niamey.
Three Japanese high school students who participated in the 2008 'Junior 8' youth summit in Hokkaido – and who delivered a children's declaration to G8 world leaders that year – presented a commemorative banner to Veneman.
The recommendations were collected in a document, entitled 'Children's Declaration about Climate Change in Viet Nam', which will be presented to the official Vietnamese delegation attending the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen.
Although the screenplay is quite talky, the protective body language of Roméo and Juliette toward each other and with their child lends "Declaration of War" a nonverbal eloquence.
At the end of the workshop, all participants came up with their country commitments in a child protection declaration.
Like most parents who are on the receiving end of their child's declarations -- which at times run contrary to their own -- she wept.
Commitments to child rights The 'N'Djaména Declaration' on child soldiers, adopted at the end of the conference, was signed by representatives of Chad, the Central African Republic, Sudan, Nigeria, Niger and Cameroon.
