Sentence examples for the fulfilment of commitments from inspiring English sources

This project monitors the global financial flows allocated to sexual and reproductive health and rights, including AIDS, to assess the fulfilment of commitments made at the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) Programme of Action, in 1994, and at the UNGASS on HIV/AIDS in 2001, as described earlier.

The Committee noted the need for national forest programmes to contribute to the fulfilment of these commitments.

This legislation allows incremental protection to be created to prevent imports due to unforeseen events or due to the fulfilment of regional and international commitments.

"South Africa's Children's Act is a comprehensive piece of legislation that is in line with provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and contributes to the  fulfilment of the country's own constitutional commitments to realize children's right to access social services," Kamau said.

UNICEF Representative in Uganda Martin Mogwanja said that the country's political commitment to the fulfilment of child rights, especially since Uganda's ratification of the UN Convention of the Rights of the Child in November 1990, was laudable.

The CRPD was the first human rights convention of the 21st Century and the Government of Bangladesh was among the first countries to ratify it, demonstrating its commitment to the fulfilment of rights of persons with disabilities, including children.

Partnerships with the government, parliamentarians, civil society, media, business and others have resulted in advances in the realization of children's rights in a number of areas and the increased commitment of duty bearers to the fulfilment of their obligations as per the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC).

For several of the participants of the HSR projects there are more HSR underway through a new project on ill-health and poverty, where the political commitment to poverty reduction and the fulfilment of Millennium Development Goals may help to create a new "window of opportunity" for using research in policymaking.

This Conference as well as the parallel work of the State of Viet Nam on improving its approach to children in the next five year plan are outstanding examples of the remarkable commitment of Viet Nam toward the fulfilment of children's rights", he said.

Leadership from senior management and senior health professionals with commitment to implementation of audit recommendations is essential for the fulfilment of this process.

Lessons Learned The overall goal of eliminating infringements on the fulfilment of children' rights as defined in the CRC of 1989 requires a strong commitment and appropriate action by governments as well as a broad range of institutions at the national, regional and global levels.