Sentence examples for pledges to children from inspiring English sources

They called for the setting up of leadership training workshops and national, regional and international children's councils that would meet regularly to monitor governments' efforts to fulfill their pledges to children.

UNICEF applauds donor pledges to children's health LONDON, 13 June 2011 - The generosity and commitment of the donors at today's GAVI replenishment conference will benefit the lives of millions of the poorest and most vulnerable children around the world, UNICEF said today.

The ten-year National Plan of Action for the Protection of Child Rights was adopted by the Government of Armenia in 2003 to realize pledges to fulfill children's rights made during the 2002 UN Special Session on Children.

These advocates say that on the Internet, food companies, even those that have made pledges to protect children, are blurring content and ads to promote products that can be harmful.

Reza and other world renowned photographers including Jonathan Torgovnik, Mary Ellen Mark and Bruce Davidson have already made photo pledges to support children's rights.

Its programme includes pledges to boost child care, tackle low pay (an issue that disproportionately affects women), improve paternity leave and do more to stop domestic violence.

Mr Cameron's appearance on the Marr show this morning was stronger than some of his previous outings; fierily defensive of his pledges to boost child care and give social housing tenants a hand up.

In 2008, we spoke with journalist Christian Parenti who revealed that little progress had been made in the cocoa industry's pledges to address child labor.

So far Sanford has given or pledged $500 million to children's organizations.

In 2008, then Children's Secretary Ed Balls abandoned a "flagship Tony Blair pledge to allow children in all areas to study IB".

In the 20 years since the Convention on the Rights of the Child entered into force, the global community has pledged to safeguard children's rights in education, health, participation and protection.