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Myanmar pledges stronger combat against child malnutrition 15/52013: The Government of Myanmar reinforces its commitment in the fight against child malnutrition by signing the Membership Letter to join the global Scaling up Nutrition (SUN) movement countries.
Myanmar Pledges Stronger Combat against Child Malnutrition NAYPYITAW, Myanmar, 15 May 2013 - The Government of Myanmar reinforces its commitment in the fight against child malnutrition by signing the Membership Letter to join the global Scaling up Nutrition (SUN) movement countries.
On March 8, the education secretary, Arne Duncan, lamented "schools that seem to suspend and discipline only young African-American boys" as he pledged stronger efforts to ensure racial equality in schooling.
The announcement marks the N.C.A.A.'s first critical decision under its first-year president, Mark Emmert, who had pledged stronger enforcement of its rules, a theme that has come up frequently during a college football season that has seen controversies involving agents at North Carolina, South Carolina and Alabama.
He pledged stronger control on spending and a cut of 12,000 public service jobs with a two-year recruitment freeze.
The air district is seeking an administrative order to reduce flaring at Torrance and recently pledged stronger regulations to curb the practice at all Southland refineries.
In her speech, Mrs Arroyo pledged "strong administrative measures" to improve the government's take.
He pledged "strong community engagement" to areas where drilling is licensed to go ahead.
During the campaign, President Obama pledged strong action to halt genocide in Darfur.
The approval of the plan cast a cloud over Biden's visit, just hours after he pledged strong support for the Israeli government.
Underneath it is a battle royal -- a proxy fight, really -- between President Bush, who has pledged strong backing for Mr. Thune, and South Dakota's senior senator, Tom Daschle, who has pledged strong backing for Mr. Johnson and can deliver it, because he also happens to be the Senate majority leader.
