Sentence examples for that help fulfil from inspiring English sources

That is why UNICEF's efforts combine advocacy, partnerships with community groups and direct interventions to help families and communities adopt health and social practices that help fulfil children's rights.

It was Dungeons & Dragons that helped fulfil that ambition.

But the software can help multiply them by automating some of the teachers functions: collecting diagnostic information about the childs learning pace and chronic needs; allowing children to assess themselves and plug gaps in their learning; delivering information to schools and parents that help them fulfil their role.

It means that by November 2015 no young person will leave school without the kind of support that can help fulfil their potential.

Meanwhile, protection of the environment features heavily in the SDGs: countries commit to creating sustainable cities and communities, promoting responsible consumption and promotion, and taking climate action – all measures that could help fulfil the Cop21 agreement.

It will require new and expanded partnerships, especially with the private sector, whose enlightened self-interest could serve young people while promoting private enterprise; and through innovative uses of new technologies that can help fulfil the right of young people to information and participation.

"When it comes to Qom students, our efforts must be doubled to make sure that we help fulfil their right not just to an education, but to quality bilingual education as well".

Co-operation between the "G2" was supposed to help fulfil Mr Obama's grandiose promise that his presidency would be "the moment when…our planet began to heal".

Most of the very large bids are won by big companies that take on contracts and then line up an assortment of smaller suppliers to help fulfil them.

STARWOOD HOTELS is rolling out a robot to help fulfil room-service requests for its guests.

The company's line is that dating will help fulfil its new mission of encouraging 'time well spent' — by helping people forge more meaningful (new) relationships thanks to the power of its network (and the data it sucks out of it).