Sentence examples for making the principle from inspiring English sources

Making the principle of a child's human and civil rights a lived reality for all children is why Brown is determined that the international community should back and fund the Safe Schools Initiative, which was launched by global education coalition A World at School in response to the growing number of attacks on classrooms and on children.

Fahey said one of his goals was to encourage governments to ratify the Unesco convention against doping, a set of guidelines for making the principles of the World Anti-Doping Code part of national laws and policies.

The Race and Faith Inquiry report, commissioned in October 2008, but delayed by 10 months and published in July 2010, said the Met needed a "fresh and energetic" approach to making the principles of equality, diversity and human rights a practical reality.

This will require not only making the principles and practices explicit during instruction, but also orienting all instruction around these ideas.

The series always made "the principle" — the ostensibly religious foundation for the Henricksons' living arrangement — vague enough to feel entirely suspect if not absurd.

(Cotter MUSEUM OF MODERN ART: 'FOCUS: ELLSWORTH KELLY' Few artists of the so-called Minimalist persuasion have made the principle of less is more seem as capacious as Mr. Kelly.

The deal struck with the Newspaper Proprietors Associationn was the first equal-pay agreement for my union as well as being a key moment in the sadly ongoing fight to make the principle of equal pay for equal work a reality.

"My concern is that we must make the principle that no-one suffers disadvantage as a result of service a reality for all and a characteristic that defines the whole of our society," the Labour leader said.

(Rosenberg) MUSEUM OF MODERN ART: 'FOCUS: ELLSWORTH KELLY,' through March 3. Few artists of the so-called Minimalist persuasion have made the principle of less is more seem as capacious as Mr. Kelly.

As employment services develop, countries will also increase their capacity make the principle of mutual obligation more effective.

What makes the principle of quantum computers quite different from classical computers is how they store their basic unit of information.