Sentence examples for declaration for achieving from inspiring English sources

Current goals negotiated for global health build upon a tremendous legacy: the 1978 Declaration of Alma Ata, the 1993 World Bank Development Report, the 2000 UN Declaration for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, and the 2008 WHO Commission on the Social Determinants of Health.

An editorial in the official China Daily on Saturday said denuclearisation could end hostilities between the two sides and "usher in a new era of development" on the peninsula, but noted Friday's declaration lacked a plan for achieving the goal.

Indeed shared but differentiated responsibility was called for in the 2011 Political Declaration as a means for achieving its ambitious targets.

Perhaps more importantly, the Brighton Declaration is indicative of the possibilities for achieving reform in institutions that are often portrayed as beyond repair.

It's a far cry from Hillary Clinton's heartfelt declaration on 30 March, commending Morocco for "achieving democratic change [in a way that is] a model for other countries in the region".

The concept of primary healthcare (PHC) developed by WHO in the Alma Ata Declaration is a broad philosophy and key strategy for achieving equitable health outcomes [ 1, 2].

The 2010 deadline for achieving the targets of the Paris Declaration is fast approaching and it is time for the 130 adherent countries and institutions to accelerate its implementation.

The Rome Declaration sets forth seven commitments, which lay the basis for achieving sustainable food security for all, and the Plan of Action spells out the objectives and actions relevant for practical implementation of these seven commitments.

Researchers have attempted to identify best practices and promising strategies for achieving the goals set forth in the Alma-Ata Declaration, but more work is needed.

The declaration of Alma-Ata in 1978 in the International Conference on Primary Health Care identified community participation as one of the principles for achieving health care that is acceptable to the users [ 1].

UNICEF supports the 2010 Roadmap for achieving the elimination of the worst forms of child labour by 2016 and its follow-up Brasilia Declaration on Child Labour (2013) which provide guidance for an integrated response to child labour.