Sentence examples for for children issues from inspiring English sources

For children, issues of measurement are more complex; nor is BMI an always reliable measure given diversity of body shape.

For children, issues were more generally concerned with disagreements between professionals regarding safety, as well as some difficulties deciding which service was responsible for care where children had moved between boroughs or where their age had been disputed.

Integration services and programmes are still inadequate and use of diversion and restorative justice remains insufficiently regulated by legislation.To support the government of Albania in addressing justice for children issues, UNICEF is advocating for legal and policy changes in building a contemporary juvenile justice system, in line with international standards.

The following recommendations from this CLE may assist UNICEF's strategic development Positioning: UNICEF is trying to strike a balance between being an organisation with a specific mandate for children issues and the role (together with the experiences) it has acquired in promoting wider issues which in particular include partnership strategies and capacity building for M&E related tasks.

It's a colouring book for children issued by the EU.

In its first report since it was formed in January, the commission, made up of experts on sexual abuse, doctors, executives and advocates for children, issued eight preliminary recommendations.

UNICEF thanked IKEA for making children issues a priority, and praised the work of Save the Children.

Since his appointment as HKCU Ambassador in 2009, he has been actively contributing to advocacy and fundraising initiatives for global children issues by using his popularity and personal influence.

Looking Back - Looking Forward: UNICEF's work in Romania In this issue: Unite for Children This issue of the Newsletter presents a brief summary of programmes and activities with which UNICEF is currently partnering in Romania.

Where is there a minister responsible for children's issues?

At the Nashville meeting, Susan S. Jacobs, the State Department's special adviser for children's issues, said some problems have been eased by the Hague Convention on adoption.