Examples of using Declaration recognized in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Lisbon Declaration recognized this fact by stating that.
The Declaration recognized a need for more cooperation between nations to manage migration effectively.
Our Millennium Declaration recognized the urgency of the reform of the United Nations Security Council.
The declaration recognized the important potential of sport as a vehicle for values and a factor in the creation of a true ethic of sustainable development.
The 2011 ministerial declaration recognized that education is essential for human development and sustainable development.
The Declaration recognized care and treatment, including anti-retroviral therapy as a central tool in the global campaign against HIV/AIDS.
The United Nations Millennium Declaration recognized the special needs and problems of the landlocked developing countries, which are reflected in a more detailed way in the Almaty Programme of Action.
The Declaration recognized that the successful promotion of development, security and human rights required the full and equal participation of women.
Four years ago, the Millennium Declaration recognized the need to strengthen further the cooperation between parliaments and the United Nations and recommended that that be done through the IPU.
The Declaration recognized that the fundamental principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights(UDHR) and CEDAW were part of custom.
In that regard, the 2001 Durban Declaration recognized with concern that those scourges contributed to forced displacement and the movement of people from their countries of origin as refugees and asylum-seekers.
The Declaration recognized that disabled persons were entitled to the same political and civil rights as others, including measures necessary to enable them to become self-sufficient.
The 2009 ministerial declaration recognized that health and poverty are interlinked and that achieving the health-related goals was central to sustainable development.
That Declaration recognized that gender equality and empowerment for women are effective means for combating poverty, hunger and disease, and for stimulating development that is truly sustainable.
Quite rightly, therefore, the Declaration recognized that the inherent dignity and the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family are the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world.
The Declaration recognized the determination of the international community to make progress in the 1990s by resolutely pursuing disarmament along with other efforts necessary to attain genuine peace and security.
The Doha Ministerial Declaration recognized the need for capacity-building in the area of trade and the environment in favour of developing countries, in particular the LDCs.
The Declaration recognized specific social and economic rights such as access to education, health, political participation and a decent standard of living, as well as more intangible rights, including freedom, personal security and dignity.
The Doha Ministerial Declaration recognized the case for a possible multilateral framework to enhance the contribution of competition policy to international trade and development.
The Declaration recognized that developing countries continued to face challenges in maintaining sustainable debt and that the global financial and economic crisis risked undoing the recent gains made by developing countries in the area of debt.
The 2010 OSCE Astana Summit Declaration recognized that" increased efforts should be made to resolve existing conflicts in the OSCE area in a peaceful and negotiated manner, within agreed formats".
Their declaration recognized that public-private partnerships not only foster sustainable cities, but also generate profitable opportunities for business through increased productivity, a better educated and dynamic work force and improved infrastructure.
The Almaty Declaration recognized that excessive transport costs create a major effective barrier to foreign markets.
The Millennium Declaration recognized that success in meeting its objectives depends, inter alia, on peace and security, and good governance.
The Millennium Declaration recognized the needs and the special problems of landlocked developing countries, and requested increased financial and technical assistance to the LLDCs.
The Doha Declaration recognized the need for capacity-building in the field of trade and environment in favour of developing countries, in particular the least developed countries.
The Millennium Declaration recognized that poverty eradication is fundamental to achieving sustainable development, but many of our people still live in conditions of abject poverty.
The Millennium Declaration recognized" gender equality and the empowerment of women as effective ways to combat poverty, hunger and disease and to stimulate development that is truly sustainable".
The Guayaquil Declaration recognized the urgency for actions to strengthen the capacity of existing governmental and intergovernmental programmes to help achieve the objectives of resolution A/RES/52/200.
The Doha Declaration recognized that important challenges with respect to the external debt of developing countries remained and that the current global financial and economic crises carried the possibility of undoing years of hard work and gains made in relation to the debt of developing countries.