Examples of using Declaration calls in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Declaration calls on the Church.
Finally, my fourth message is a reminder of our collective responsibility andof the global partnership for which the Millennium Declaration calls.
The Declaration calls on Governments to take urgent action to reduce carbon emissions.
Furthermore, the Economic and Social Council ' s 2008 Ministerial Declaration calls for urgent individual and collective action to stem the impact of the crisis and put the global economy on a more sustainable footing.
The declaration calls for negotiations on an arms trade treaty to commence as a matter of priority.
Participation: the Declaration calls for the" active, free and meaningful participation" of people in development;
The declaration calls for joint efforts towards the establishment of an early warning and disaster relief system.
It is particularly important that the Declaration calls for cooperation between indigenous peoples and States as an essential condition for resolving problems.
The Declaration calls for enhanced initiatives to fight HIV/AIDS at the regional and subregional levels.
With a view to achieving such goals, the Declaration calls on States to implement positive measures, including the adoption of legislation and other measures, to ensure the promotion and protection of all minority rights.
The Paris Declaration calls for harmonized environmental assessments and for harmonization efforts on other cross-cutting issues.
Paragraph 31(iii) of the Doha Ministerial Declaration calls for negotiations on" the reduction or, as appropriate, elimination of tariff and non-tariff barriers to environmental goods and services".
The Declaration calls on States to adopt a comprehensive approach to drug problems through programmes addressing all areas of demand reduction.
The Declaration calls for specific attention to the rights and special needs of indigenous persons with disabilities(arts. 21 and 22).
The Salvador Declaration calls for an analysis of responses by Member States, the international community and the private sector.
The Dhaka Declaration calls for immediate action to increase access to services and ensure adequate and timely treatment and care.
The declaration calls for change and political action to achieve the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) and to identify additional financial resources for development.
The Declaration calls for freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining, an end to child labour, forced labour and discrimination of all types.
The Declaration calls for the greater prominence of food security and environmental objectives within PRSPs, CCAs and UNDAF.
In addition, the Declaration calls for the setting up of an ad hoc working group to further develop the concept of an association of Caribbean cruise ship destinations. XII.
The Millennium Declaration calls on all Member States to ensure that the benefits of new technologies, especially information and communication technology(ICT) are available to all.
The Vienna Declaration calls for the adoption of measures supporting global and regional development programmes, with a view to increasing the benefits of those programmes for the whole of society.
The Declaration calls on States to take practical steps to end unsustainable fishing practices and reinforces the commitment of all nations to manage fisheries in a sustainable fashion.
The Millennium Declaration calls on the international community to create an environment at the national and global levels that is conducive to sustainable development and the elimination of poverty.
The Declaration calls for the development and implementation, by 2003, of multisectoral, comprehensive national strategies and financing plans for combating HIV/AIDS.
The declaration calls on the Nicaraguan Government and all members of society to engage constructively in dialogue to address the country's challenges and to stop all forms of violence.
The Salvador Declaration calls for a study of legal responses to cybercrime including the exchange of information on national legislation, best practices and international cooperation.
The Declaration calls for greater partnership between developed, developing and the least developed countries, and emphasizes the benefit of involving civil society in the partnership for development.
The Declaration calls for an approach that is, at the same time, people-centred, global and multidimensional in character where the economic, social, civil, cultural and political aspects are interdependent and complementary.
Among others, the declaration calls for the establishment of an intergovernmental working group to prepare a set of guidelines on the implementation of the right to food, resulting in the drafting of the Right to Food Guidelines.