Sentence examples for regional commitment to from inspiring English sources

Given that New York has the most segregated schools in America, according to the Civil Rights Project at UCLA, these studies should be the basis for a regional commitment to addressing these inequities.

The conference is part of UNICEF's regional commitment to progress the global campaign to end violence against children.

"These funds donated by residents in the Gulf and beyond confirm laudable regional commitment to helping Iraq's children," he said.

This will result in better protection of children and strengthened data collection, more reliable, systematic and comparable data, and improved information-sharing. Legal commitments are insufficient South Asian governments have made several national and regional commitments to protect children from trafficking.

When juxtaposed to the major global and regional commitments to supporting HRH development in resource-limited countries, this imbalance underscores the importance for addressing the paucity of available HRH information and the need for more focus on HRIS strengthening and reporting.

Various national approaches to IHR implementation have emerged, depending on factors such as the sophistication of preexisting systems and infrastructure, past and present objectives of health ministries and their external partners, availability of resources, architecture of health systems, and strength of regional commitments to health cooperation and coordination.

Treatment with SCC increased from a very low coverage in 1994 to almost full coverage in 2001 partly due to the expansion of DOTS (with SCC as one of its elements), and partly due to the regional TLCP commitment to SCC both in DOTS and non-DOTS areas.

There was no doubt about the regional press's commitment to the code.

In my view, the political institutions that have evolved in Spain and underpin this strong regional autonomy – a commitment to devolution, a clear written constitution and a well-defined ceremonial role for a popular royal family – are at the heart of what feels like a healthy, secure democracy.

Democratic governments in developing countries have also used the need to adhere to regional commitments as the justification for the pursuit and implementation of the Washington Consensus model of neoliberalism.

The first project meetings clearly pointed out that a wider range of partnership that includes regional police departments, municipalities, and ambulance services is required in order to develop a more sustainable program and gain regional commitment for further collaboration.