Sentence examples for steps to fulfil from inspiring English sources
Neither of these communities robustly championed access to EmOC as a core right to health obligation that requires countries to take immediate steps to fulfil, and when necessary, claim international cooperation and assistance to assist them in fulfilling this goals.
After all, if you're a public official charged with protecting society against these threats, then you would take all available steps to fulfil that mission.
2009: Barack Obama enters the White House, and takes his first steps to fulfil a campaign promise to make his presidency the moment "when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal".
"We've been proud to watch its progress so far, so we're delighted to now welcome John and the new investors on board to help its leadership team take the next steps to fulfil their vision".
Bangladesh's Foreign Minister, Dr Dipu Moni, told the BBC World Service's Newshour programme that her country would attend a summit in Colombo, but said: "We are urging our close neighbour and friend to take all necessary steps to fulfil accountability".
These questions explain why I have asked Dame Janet Finch, one of the UK's most experienced and respected academics, to produce a report setting out the steps needed to fulfil our radical ambition.
One of these ways is a new tool that will help our students organize their three years of career-related activities and guide them toward completing all the steps essential to fulfil their career goals.
"It is time that the developed countries stepped up to fulfil their part of the [legal] commitment under Kyoto.
This is an important step in being able to fulfil the deeds' goals of holding NSAGs publicly accountable for their actions (Geneva Call 2015b).
Whether the prevailing culture of 'global health' (however defined) in research, education or practice fulfils the then resulting necessary steps and entailed normative objectives to fulfil HHR cannot be defined a priori.
The Government of Tanzania is engaged to optimize R&D capacity in the country as a means to accelerate economic development, and although Tanzania has not yet managed to achieve the 1% goal, steps are actively being taken to fulfil this commitment by 2015.
