"For the millions of children whose voices are not being heard, let us commit to take a stand, and take a step, and make real strides for child survival and education," said Queen Rania.
Mexico has not only made major strides for its own children, but its international leadership has helped elevate child rights on the global agenda.
At the nearby Infectious Disease Hospital, the number of children being admitted for diarrhoea also fell from around 9,000 in 1998 to fewer than 3,000 today – further proof that the IMCI programme is making strides in improving survival for children under five years old.
Making strides for acceptance of child molesters, paving the way for The Reader and Doubt?
The private sector has made some important strides toward greater social responsibility for children.
Monday, 13 December 1999: Despite the great strides that have been made for children over the course of the last century, the world enters a new millennium with many promises to its youngest citizens still unfulfilled, UNICEF said today.
Researchers have made great strides in conceptualizing and measuring HRQL for children [ 19- 27].
At the national level, Viet Nam has made great strides in improving the quality of education for children at the primary and secondary levels, with little difference between school achievement for boys and girls.
But despite these strides, analysis of the latest available data in 'Progress for Children: Achieving the MDGs with Equity' shows that progress has not benefited all girls equally.
The systematic review results of Ridgewell et al. [ 29] represented that increases in stride length were common, and the gait speed and cadence were less predictable for children with cerebral palsy wearing ankle foot.
