Examples of using Declaration stressed in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Livingstone Declaration stressed the need for greater flexibilities for LDCs.
Reform of the Security Council in all its aspects also continues to be a top priority for us,as the Millennium Declaration stressed, to meet the concerns about the regional balance of its membership.
The Singapore Ministerial Declaration stressed the importance of policy coordination at the national level in the area of trade and environment.
The Declaration stressed the need to combat trafficking in persons but did not make specific references to the gender perspectives of this phenomenon.
In that regard, the Declaration stressed that goals and targets agreed by the international community must be implemented in a timely fashion.
The Declaration stressed the crucial importance of the intergovernmental process for formulating the post-2015 development agenda, which should be open, transparent and inclusive.
The 2012 Economic and Social Council ministerial declaration stressed the need to provide social protection to all members of society, fostering growth, resilience, social justice and cohesion, including those who are not employed in the formal economy.
The Vienna Declaration stressed the important role of space science in solving the problems of sustainable development and underlined the significance of expanded international cooperation in space exploration.
Additionally, the Declaration stressed the importance of providing girls and women with opportunities to participate in and benefit from space activities.
The Declaration stressed the importance of capacity-building, developing and disseminating innovative technologies in respect of key sectors of development, in particular energy, and related investment.
The Malmö Ministerial Declaration stressed the central importance of environmental compliance, enforcement and liability, and emphasized that all the actors involved must work together in the interest of a sustainable future.
The Vienna Declaration stressed the need for an effective international legal instrument against corruption, independent of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime(General Assembly resolution 55/25, annex I).
The Declaration stressed expanding the pool of donors to include the private sector, non-governmental organizations and other concerned agencies, and underlined the plight of regions affected by conflict and foreign occupation.
The declaration stressed the need to not only provide social protection to all members of society but also foster growth, resilience, social justice and cohesion, including for persons not employed in the formal economy.
The Declaration stressed the need to address the root causes of global environmental degradation embedded in social and economic problems such as pervasive poverty, unsustainable production and consumption patterns, inequity in distribution of wealth and the debt burden.
Furthermore, the Declaration stressed that the maintenance of a world free of nuclear weapons would require the underpinning of a universal and multilaterally negotiated legally binding instrument or a framework encompassing a mutually reinforcing set of instruments.
The 2008 ministerial declaration stressed, in particular, the role of the international community in helping developing countries to(a) mobilize adequate and sustained levels of resources;(b) facilitate and finance access to and the transfer of key technologies; and(c) build capacity at all levels.
Moreover, the Reykjavik Declaration stressed that in addition to the immediate application of the precautionary approach, it was important to advance the scientific basis for incorporating ecosystem considerations into fisheries management, building on existing and future scientific knowledge.
The Declaration stressed that if the world is to succeed in attaining the Millennium Development target of significantly improving the lives of at least 100 million slum dwellers by the year 2020, it was essential to create viable housing finance institutions capable of addressing the shelter needs of the urban poor.
The Declaration stressed the importance of upcoming multilateral trade negotiations, noted the mission of the World Trade Organization to encompass all members of the international community, and stressed the importance of improving the international trading system so that it will make a greater contribution to sustainable development and to meeting the real expectations of peoples.
The Declaration stressed that poverty reduction and education must remain at the core of global development and proposed that the post-2015 framework should incorporate goals to ensure universal access to health care and education, promotion of disaster risk reduction and preparedness, and that it should also be supportive of climate change adaptation and environmental sustainability.
The Declaration stressed that the 2002 conference" should aim at addressing the major challenges to sustainable development, and in particular the pervasive effects of the burden of poverty on a large proportion of the Earth ' s inhabitants, counterposed against excessive and wasteful consumption and inefficient resource use which perpetuate the vicious circle of environmental degradation and increasing poverty".
The declaration stressed that terrorism was contrary to the principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter, endangered lives, and threatened the social and economic development of all countries and global stability as a whole. Furthermore, it asserted that a sustained and comprehensive approach was necessary to combat terrorism. To this end, efforts to broaden understanding among civilisations and address conflicts and global issues were required.
The Declaration stresses that" the underlying importance of human rights should underpin all thinking and all policy development for all those in compulsory detention".
The Declaration stresses that States have a collective responsibility to uphold the principles of human dignity, equality and equity at the global level.
The Declaration stresses that one of the greatest challenges of our times is to ensure that globalization becomes a positive force for all the world ' s people.
The Doha Ministerial Declaration stresses the importance of protecting intellectual property rights while promoting access to existing medicines.
We welcome the fact that the draft declaration stresses various important aspects relating to urgent matters of collective peace and security.
The Declaration stresses that two major strategies must be implemented urgently and concurrently to mitigate the impacts of climate change and to safeguard the value of coral reef systems.
As poverty is amain obstacle in implementing the Habitat Agenda, the Declaration stresses the need to address, in an integrated manner, poverty, homelessness, unemployment, lack of basic services, exclusion of women and of children and marginalized groups.