Sentence examples for happy development of from inspiring English sources

It will be the work of the educators themselves to continue with their broad educational task for the family and the society, so as not to forget the sense and primary purpose of Chilean early childhood education, namely, full, trusting and happy development of young children in social and environmental scenarios that offer them an increasing number of better life opportunities.

The La Voz survey presents the first regional picture of the current state of child rights in Latin America and the Caribbean and aims to increase awareness of the many opportunities for adults to play a role in the healthy and happy development of the children of this region.

During the event's proceedings, Pampers and UNICEF attributed much of the success of the partnership to the strategic fit between the mission, vision and brand equity of both partners: UNICEF's mission to promote "survival, protection and development of children" with Pampers vision for "caring for the healthy, happy development of every baby".

BARRING some extraordinary upset, Serbia's general election on December 23rd should represent another milestone in one of this year's happier developments on the international scene the downfall of Slobodan Milosevic, and with it the defeat of the thuggish and sleazy authoritarianism he personified.

And here's a happy development; the shortcomings of a parliamentary body exposed not just by external campaigners but with the connivance of another arm of parliament.

There are spirited debates about the causes of this happy development, but "broken windows" almost certainly deserves some of the credit.

DEPENDING on your mood, you could interpret the giant red hearts being hung on the walls of the place you spend most of your days as evidence of a happy development.

What I do know is that our sense of peril, our sense of what's at risk, does not track crime statistics in any simple way.The twist in the Pew study is that Americans appear quite ignorant of these happy developments.

The happiest development is the introduction of Gary Oldman as Carnegie, the leader of the outpost.

There also seems to be a revival of a kind of trigger-happy development whereby old and traditional buildings and settlements are being replaced by high-end schemes catering to the wealthy.

"We're happy with the development of the magazine," Ms. Berner said.