Sentence examples for establishment of day from inspiring English sources

Participants had the view that churches could play an important role in this area through the establishment of day centres for older people in churches, where relatives could leave their PWD.

This enhanced understanding is necessary for school parliamentarians to be effective in advocating  for the establishment of day care centres for children with disabilities in their communities," said Director of the Centre for Child Rights in montenegro, Rajka Perović.

UNICEF has so far helped the process through capacity building of social workers and other experts working with children in institutions or at risk of institutionalization; establishment of day care centers and small group homes; provision of equipment and training for staff and support to strengthen the foster system.

Another important consequence of this work has been the establishment of day-to-day dialogue between the SFDCP and SFDPH.

After all, Arizona famously fought the establishment of Martin Luther King Jr. Day (MLK Day) as an official holiday.

The establishment of the "day nursery" (evolving into what is now known as Long Day Care) as a philanthropic service provided in capital cities of Australia during the late 1800s was motivated by the need to provide care for infants and young children of working and/or disadvantaged mothers.

Here is the British music establishment of the day.

After the war, in collaboration with Winston Churchill, he set up the Silent Minute alongside the Lamplighter Movement – which culminated in the establishment of Remembrance Day commemorations.

Cameron was often criticized by the photographic establishment of her day for her supposedly poor technique: some of her pictures are out of focus, her plates are sometimes cracked, and her fingerprints are often visible.

A few years ago, before the end of the past century, a Paris newspaper polled thirty figures who belonged to a kind of intellectual establishment of the day: journalists, historians, sociologists, publishers, and a few writers.

The white-liberal establishment of the day was horrified by the spectacle of armed soldiers entering a venue of civil government; mass meetings were held at the Cooper Union, in New York, and Faneuil Hall, in Boston, to protest the action.