Sentence examples for ratified goals from inspiring English sources

In 2000, the improvement of maternal health was prioritised in its own right as part of the MDGs, a series of internationally ratified goals to reduce poverty and improve education and health (30).

A target level of maternal mortality was set by the United Nations in the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), a series of internationally ratified goals that aim to reduce poverty and improve education and health.

Alejandro Ponce, chief research officer at WJP and co-author of the report, said rule of law and justice were critical for development but admitted this idea still faced opposition as countries hammer out the details of the SDGs and their specific targets ahead of a summit at the UN in September to ratify the goals.

Third, the U.S. was among the 193 nations that ratified 17 new global goals to end extreme poverty, fix climate change, and fight inequality and injustice - including establishing a stand-alone goal to promote gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls.

In September, UN member states ratified the sustainable development goals, a framework for global development policy over the next 15 years.

Aardman executive producer and head of partner content, Heather Wright, said the company had stepped in when the organisers were having difficulty getting the ad done in time for the UN meeting this month to ratify the new goals.

The United Nations has ratified the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

We are still working on the first version of the manifesto which will be published Monday, March 30th with a goal of being ratified by the greater cloud community.

Yet it is the same right wing that has benefitted from Oslo, or to be exact - from the fact that the accord was ratified but never achieved its goal.

The sustainable development goals – also known as the global goals – are due to be ratified at the UN general assembly on Friday.

Those are some of the broad aims of the 17 sustainable development goals due to be ratified by the UN's 193 members on Friday.