Sentence examples for progress towards attainment from inspiring English sources

This shortage has affected the delivery of health services, and has also hindered progress towards attainment of the health-related Millennium Development Goals [ 4].

A prerequisite for monitoring the progress towards attainment of these goals is accurate assessment of the levels of mortality and morbidity.

The figure is lowest in Ghana, which is also the only country of the three that is making progress towards attainment of the fifth Millennium Development Goal (MDG).

Finally based on the results of literature review and consultative meetings, recommendations were made for MNH service delivery in Pakistan's conflict areas to achieve increased coverage and accelerate progress towards attainment of MDGs 4 and 5.

Facility delivery rate is a key indicator of progress towards attainment of MDG 5 because it is inversely correlated with maternal mortality ratio; and a 90% facility delivery rate is the 2015 MDG target [ 15].

It should be noted that infant mortality rate and under-five mortality rate are two of the standard childhood mortality indicators for reporting progress towards attainment of Millennium Development Goal (MDG) number 5. Assessments of childhood mortality levels and patterns by malaria prone area and intervention measure are done using the two standard indicators.

The data show that student groups generally made similar progress toward attainment of desired development and learning outcomes.

Subsequently, that date was set aside for the commemoration of this event and to monitor progress made towards attainment of the targets.

The ILO advocates against child labour which undermines progress towards the attainment of MDG's for poverty reduction, education, HIV/AIDS and gender equality.

The conference (http://www.childlabourconference2010.com/) brings together 80 governments, UN agencies, multinational companies and NGO's to highlight the reality that child labour is significantly undermining progress towards the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals.

The conference brings together 80 governments, UN agencies, multinational companies and NGO's to highlight the reality that child labour is significantly undermining progress towards the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals.