Sentence examples for most vulnerable enabling from inspiring English sources

Tremendous population movements in the past decade have contributed to the increase in exploitation of the most vulnerable, enabling traffickers an easier preying field.

Implementing an innovative cash-transfer programme for families in the most vulnerable districts to enable them to enroll their children in KG2.

Being vulnerable enables me to fully connect with others.

That elevation of values will finally enable the most vulnerable of animals to live free of abuse and cruelty.

They share responsibility for creating the conditions that will enable our most vulnerable children - children facing the greatest inequities - to succeed.

Removing financial barriers in accessing health services means  addressing one of the most important bottleneck and will enable the most vulnerable segments of the population to benefit from readily available services," said Mrs Giovanna Barberis, Representative of UNICEF Senegal.

Champions for Children is a community of individuals whose regular contributions enable the most vulnerable children in the Philippines and worldwide enjoy the right to education, healthcare and nutrition, and protection from violence, abuse and exploitation.

UNICEF urges that there is no better time than at the moment of its installation for the Government and its partners to reinvigorate their resolve, with new ideas and new action, to enable the most vulnerable children in the most disadvantaged communities to realise their rights to survive, develop, be protected and participate in decisions affecting them," he said.

It must create an enabling environment for the most vulnerable young men and women in the community, such as the ones with disabilities, the ones who have dropped out of school and the ones who are unemployed.

"We believe education is the most important tool to enable the world's most vulnerable children to build their own futures".

To develop inclusive economies that would enable the poorest and most vulnerable to access global opportunities.   2.