Examples of using Declaration recognizes in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Declaration recognizes the link between disarmament and development.
The United Nations Millennium Declaration recognizes the dire circumstances of the world ' s urban poor.
The Declaration recognizes and protects the spiritual relationship of indigenous peoples with their lands.
The Millennium Declaration recognizes equality as a fundamental value.
The Declaration recognizes the political, territorial, economic, social and cultural rights of indigenous peoples and is a very important step toward the recognition, promotion and protection of indigenous peoples ' rights and freedoms.
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The Millennium Declaration recognizes poverty reduction as the overarching development goal.
The Declaration recognizes that arbitrary detentions constitute manifest and systematic violations of human rights.
We are also pleased that the declaration recognizes the importance of the specific historical, sociocultural and economic context of a country in nurturing a culture of peace.
The Declaration recognizes a corresponding obligation on the part of the ILO to assist Members in doing so.
In affirming the right to development, the Declaration recognizes that States have both an individual and a collective responsibility to uphold the principles of human dignity, equality and equity at the national and the global levels.
The Declaration recognizes a corresponding obligation on the part of the ILO to assist Members in doing so.
The Declaration recognizes the wide range of basic human rights and fundamental freedoms of indigenous peoples.
The Declaration recognizes that democracy, development and respect for human rights are interdependent and mutually reinforcing.
The Declaration recognizes the right to access and to communicate with international bodies under articles 5(c) and 9(4).
The Declaration recognizes the role of indigenous peoples in the sustainable and equitable development of their land and other resources.
The Declaration recognizes the gradual elimination, leading as soon as possible to the total eradication of anti-personnel mines.
The Port Vila Declaration recognizes that the MDGs are extremely important, as is the incremental path taken towards those Goals.
For this reason, the Declaration recognizes that information and communication technologies are a fundamental tool to foster social and economic development.
The Declaration recognizes that indigenous peoples have the right to self-determination and that by virtue of that right they freely determine their development.
In brief, the Declaration recognizes the human rights of persons with intellectual disabilities, including the right to health, and the connections between this and other rights.
The Declaration recognizes the threat posed by biological weapons and the importance of strong and urgent action to ensure the strengthening of the ban against them.
The Declaration recognizes that the human person is the central subject of development and should be the active participant and beneficiary of the right to development.
The Declaration recognizes the particular economic situation of LDCs and the difficulties they face, and acknowledges that they are not expected to undertake new commitments.
The UNESCO Declaration recognizes cultural cooperation as a right and duty for all peoples and all nations, which should share with one another their knowledge and skills.
The Declaration recognizes that the foreign subjection, domination and exploitation of peoples violate their human rights and pose a threat to international peace and security.
The Declaration recognizes that achieving gender equality and the empowerment of women are effective ways to combat poverty, hunger and disease and to stimulate truly sustainable development.
The Declaration recognizes that peace, security, the full force of democracy and the rule of law are necessary conditions to reach higher levels of political, economic and social development in our countries.
The Declaration recognizes the potential enhancement of fisheries management performance through the application of ecosystem considerations and calls for a range of ecosystem-related management tools.
The Declaration recognizes two situations in which the State is under an obligation to obtain the consent of the indigenous peoples concerned, beyond the general obligation to have consent as the objective of consultations.
The 2012 ministerial declaration recognizes the need to improve opportunities for young people to gain access to productive employment and decent work, and calls on the United Nations system to strengthen the youth focus of programmes on employment.