Sentence examples for commitment to ensure children from inspiring English sources

"Another reason for this success is the Government's commitment to ensure children receive proper nutrition".

Noting the tremendous success of the campaign so far, UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy urged renewed global commitment to ensure children in countries prone to vitamin A deficiency are given supplements twice a year.

This followed an earlier UNICEF-sponsored conference in Singapore when Indonesia's Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati in her key note speech underlined the country's commitment to ensure children get the first call to resources especially in times of economic challenges.

We have to change this unequal trend and ensure equal opportunities for all children irrespective of gender, economic situation or any other social-cultural factors," said Safia as she appealed to the local administration which has signed the Convention on the Rights of the Child to abide by its commitments to ensure children go to school.

"We applaud the Government for its commitment to ensure all children have the right to a quality education, especially the thousands of children who are currently missing out on the timely development of the competencies, skills and opportunities that a quality education will provide them," said Dr. Marzio Babille, UNICEF's Representative to Iraq.

UNESCO's 'Education for all' is a universal commitment to ensure all children are afforded at least a basic education.

"The Government of the United Republic of Tanzania has yet again demonstrated its commitment to ensure that children survive and thrive.

(Roselyn (57), nurse) However, carers repeatedly stated the strength of their commitment to ensure that children attended their monthly hospital review on the appropriate date.

The event followed an earlier UNICEF-sponsored conference in Singapore, where Indonesian Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati's keynote speech underlined the country's commitment to ensure that children get first call for resources, especially in times of economic challenge.

UNICEF's Sport for Development (S4D) work is rooted in its commitment to ensure every child's right to play and recreation, as per Article 31 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

The OMO Learning for Tomorrow Initiative with UNICEF is part of our commitment to ensure every child has the chance to experience quality education, broaden life skills and begin building a bright future".