Sentence examples for spaces to protect from inspiring English sources

UNICEF is also supporting the establishment of 80 mobile child protection teams and 40 child and women friendly spaces to protect 300,000 vulnerable girls, boys, women and their families and the nutritional screening and provision of fortified food for about 3,000 malnourished children and pregnant and lactating women.

Dark space is frequently perceived as the unnerving harbinger of the unseen, as Anthony Vidler discusses: Space is assumed to hide, in its darkest recesses and forgotten margins, all the objects of fear and phobia that have returned with such insistency to haunt the imaginations of those who have tried to stake out spaces to protect their health and happiness.

The idea is that parish councils and "neighbourhood forums" come together to decide where new shops, offices or homes should go and what green spaces to protect - which is then voted on by local people in local referendums.

NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hundreds of deaths caused by an extreme heat wave in India could have been prevented if authorities followed the example set by Ahmedabad which introduced measures such as cooling spaces to protect citizens from the rising mercury, climate experts said.

When possible, interviews were conducted in private spaces to protect the confidentiality of interview participants.

Our aim was to identify obstacles to, and opportunities for, government smokefree regulation of private and public spaces to protect children.

Now that the road from Camp Leatherneck was secure, the incoming marines were focused on "developing the Afghan National Security Forces and getting them to own the battle space, to protect the dam," the new commander said.

Everything will be new in the Church of the Most Holy Trinity in F ma (351-249-539-600, whichantuario-fatima.pt), wasconstructedtoucreateo create a covered space to protect pilgrims from rain and winter weather and to accommodate nonreligious activities.

New Jersey's voters have consistently supported preserving open space to protect forests, wetlands and other natural resources -- not to hold it in public trust until a better offer comes along or to allow some segments of the public to trash it.

Sure, cordon of the space to protect the art and the people, but let's let the public see what's going on.

You may not be able to process every single feeling, but you'll have created mental space to protect yourself from the intensity of the other person and manage your response to it.