Examples of using The declaration also in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Declaration also proposed the establishment of a regional bureau of UNDCP in south-west Asia.
The Declaration also recognizes the importance of encouraging widespread ratification of human rights conventions.
The Declaration also contained a number of technical recommendations for the elimination of regulatory barriers in case of disaster.
The Declaration also marks the beginning of a profound transformation of the relationship between the individual and the State.
The declaration also emphasized the importance of following up the guidance contained in the conference's programme of priority action.
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The Declaration also stressed the negative effects of the sovereign right of States to grant political asylum to individuals who had committed such offences.
The declaration also indicated that, in 1985, certain biological activities were undertaken at Iraq ' s principal chemical weapons site, Muthanna.
The declaration also sets out the plan of the shipowner for ensuring that the standards will be maintained on the ship between inspections.
The Declaration also calls on Governments to" expand the reach of information and communication technologies especially to poor and marginalized populations".
The Declaration also discussed ways to promote good governance in all aspects, including tackling corruption, ensuring sound banking systems, and curbing money laundering.
The Declaration also understands this care as a means of prevention of future violence, acknowledges systematic factors and how they influence care and reproductive rights.
The Declaration also reflected the decision, taken by participants at the Workshop, to establish an Asia-Pacific regional forum of national human rights institutions.
The Declaration also explicitly defined the common obstacles for development, such as massive violation of human rights, apartheid, foreign occupation and threats of war.
The declaration also calls for negotiations leading to the adoption of two agreements in 2018-the Global Compact on Refugees and the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration.
The Declaration also stresses the importance of international cooperation by laying down the duty of States to cooperate with each other in ensuring development and eliminating obstacles to development(art. 3, para. 3).
The Declaration also reaffirmed our faith in the Organization, our commitment to the purposes and principles of the United Nations Charter and our respect for international law, so as to maintain international peace and security.
The declaration also warned against stereotyping people because of their religion, a key demand of Islamic states who said that Muslims have been unfairly targeted since the 11 September attacks on the United States.
The Declaration also formally acknowledges the role of parliaments and of the IPU in support of the rule of law, thus setting the stage for greater cooperation between the two organizations in this area.
The Declaration also made several calls for special attention to be given to other needs of the least developed countries, notably in the area of international trade but also with respect to FDI and external debt.
The Declaration also avers that the Secretary-General should monitor the state of international peace and security regularly and systematically in order to provide early warning of disputes or situations which might threaten international peace and security.
The Declaration also emphasized the importance of finding solutions to the causes of international terrorism, including foreign occupation, injustice, alienation, poverty and the wide gap existing between the poor and the rich.
The Declaration also makes reference to activities which are incompatible with judicial functions, such as judges joining political parties, performing political party activities, or exercising a political activity or holding political office(para. 7 b(6)).
The declaration also called upon the Arab League and the African Commission on Human and Peoples ' Rights to initiate negotiations to explore the possibility of adopting regional protocols aiming at the abolition of the death penalty.
The declaration also underlines the need for scaling up the global partnership and for finance for development to ensure the attainment of the internationally agreed development goals taking into account, inter alia, Africa ' s special needs.
The declaration also called for"a new Arab movement for change", including"all possible forms of coordination between different democracy movements" and the formation of support committees to protect judges, journalists, lecturers and students against repression.
The Declaration also underlined the need to promote human rights and gender in the administration of electoral processes and advocated for strengthening national legal frameworks in relation to the role of security forces and the media in elections.
The Declaration also clearly stipulates that the situation of indigenous peoples varies from region to region and from country to country and that the significance of national and regional particularities and various historical and cultural backgrounds should be taken into consideration.
The Declaration also acknowledges the contribution of the Advisory Committee of Local Authorities, and of the" Cities without Slums" initiative, to which the General Assembly lent its support in paragraph 19 of the United Nations Millennium Declaration. .
The Declaration also cuts across the four dimensions(inclusive social development, environmental sustainability, inclusive economic development and peace and security) and the three pillars(economic, social and environmental) of the sustainable development concept.
The Declaration also reaffirmed the strong commitment of the countries of the two regions to comprehensive reform of the United Nations system, including the Security Council, to reflect current global realities and make it more regionally representative, balanced, democratic, effective and fair.