Sentence examples for commitments to protecting children from inspiring English sources

As the global economy begins a tentative recovery in 2010 following the 2008-2009 downturn, it is crucial that donors maintain or increase their aid commitments to protecting children and women in emergencies.

Five states added their names to the 'Paris Commitments' to protect children from recruitment and use by armed forces or armed groups.

Furthermore, since February 2007, 66 Governments have subscribed to the Paris Commitments to protect children from unlawful recruitment or use by armed forces or armed groups.

The Secretary-General's Report emphasizes that although Member States have already made commitments to protect children from all forms of violence, these commitments are far from being fulfilled.

This will result in better protection of children and strengthened data collection, more reliable, systematic and comparable data, and improved information-sharing. Legal commitments are insufficient South Asian governments have made several national and regional commitments to protect children from trafficking.

The Paris commitments to protect children from unlawful recruitment or use by armed forces or armed groups and the Paris principles and guidelines on children associated with armed forces or armed groups were adopted at the international conference 'Free children from war' in Paris, February 2007.

This diminished commitment to protecting children in conflict with the law appears to ignore the evidence about the vulnerability of very young children charged with criminal offences.

"The attorney general himself," he said, "has made very clear his and the department's commitment to protecting children from sexual exploitation over the Internet".

Just a few weeks ago the prime minister delivered a major speech from our office on his commitment to protecting children online, so this is really well timed.

We pledge that we will do our best to ordain to the priesthood and put into positions of trust only those who share this commitment to protecting children and youth.

"We do not think there needs to be more regulation, and certainly not to stifle all the positive purposes and uses of the internet, but those who profit from the internet must demonstrate the utmost commitment to protecting children and should be prosecuted and penalised if they don't.