Sentence examples for has contributed to strengthening from inspiring English sources
Now, the NSS process has contributed to strengthening the international nuclear security architecture and upholding international peace and security.
The programme has contributed to strengthening the favourable national environment for the abandonment of FGM/C, in particular through enhancing coordination in Burkina Faso among existing actors.
The programme funded by the Government of Japan with $2 million in 2011 has contributed to strengthening capacities within the EPI, tackling malnutrition, promoting essential family practices at the household level and providing supplies to schools and child-protection institutions.
Over the years, UNICEF has contributed to strengthening resilience through its work in social protection, disaster risk reduction (DRR), climate change, peacebuilding, and national capacity development, as guided by the organization's Core Commitments for Children in Humanitarian Action (CCCs).
Purpose/Objective: This evaluation of capacity development within the UNDAF 2008-2012 has been undertaken to look at how CD support has contributed to strengthening capacities at organizational and institutional levels in Bhutan.
The joint programme has contributed to strengthening the existing favourable political and institutional framework for the abandonment of the practice, in particular through the development of the second National Action Plan and the establishment of the national technical committee.
And how will the second Administration behave in the coming years, after having discovered that the mistakes it committed have contributed to strengthening extremism at the expense of moderation, and have led to dangerously undermining democracy in rushing to welcome elections instead of listening to the voices that had asked for constitutions first, warning against the dangers of hasty decisions?
Where the collaboration was concerned, the aspects were the extent to which the stepwise approach had contributed to strengthening bridges between sectors (e.g., interest in participation, appropriate actors involved, satisfied with participants' input, consensus about focus, ties between sectors) and the appetite for continued collaboration.
However, I think it fair to say that their pressure, especially the detailed analysis by the latter, has contributed to a strengthening of Ipso's independence.
Ironically, AQ's growing strength in the Sinai has contributed to the strengthening of the Washington-Jerusalem-Cairo axis that has served as a key pillar of U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East for several decades.
