Examples of using Drafting a declaration in English and their translations into French
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Drafting a declaration of trust.
At its present session the Disarmament Commission has shouldered the task of drafting a declaration to that effect.
Working Group on Drafting a Declaration on Human Rights Defenders.
The representative of Peru pointed out that the working group could not digress from its sole mandate of drafting a declaration.
Some progress had been made in drafting a declaration on the rights of indigenous people but many difficult issues remained.
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The Commission has continued to do this and is currently engaged in the process of drafting a declaration on the rights of indigenous populations.
You should see her drafting a declaration, hunting for just the right words to avoid misinterpretations in English, French and German.
It was agreed that the Bureau of the Working Group would be responsible for drafting a declaration to be made at that Ministerial Conference;
Preparing and drafting a Declaration on Human Rights Education and Learning presupposes an assessment of the rules planned for the treaty and especially an account of the practice of chief stakeholders.
She expressed satisfaction at the progress made by the working group charged with drafting a declaration on the rights of indigenous people.
Consideration might be given to the possibility of drafting a declaration of non-binding guiding principles based on solutions consistent with international humanitarian law and taking into account the limitations of countries hosting large refugee populations.
The Sub-Commission charged the Working Group on Indigenous Populations with the task of drafting a declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples.
His delegation also recognized the importance of drafting a declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples and urged all parties to engage constructively in that process, with a view to developing an effective instrument by the end of the International Decade.
Many governmental delegations said that they would not envisage drafting a declaration without the support of indigenous people.
Delegations supporting its inclusion reiterated their view that a clear andexplicit reference to the right to peace was indispensable in order for the working group to fulfil its mandate of drafting a declaration on the right to peace.
Beginning in 1947,delegates from six continents devoted themselves to drafting a declaration that would enshrine the fundamental rights and freedoms of people everywhere.
Bearing in mind the Basic Principles for the Treatment of Prisoners, adopted by the General Assembly in its resolution 45/111 of 14 December 1990,in which the Assembly recognized the usefulness of drafting a declaration of the human rights of prisoners.
Inspired by these reflections,participants spent the last day of the Consultation drafting a declaration of their commitment to conscientious objection to military service and war.
In 1995, the General Assembly had decided that it should also be used to help indigenous people participate in the work of the open-ended inter-sessional working group of the Commission on Human Rights entrusted with drafting a declaration on the rights of indigenous people.
In that regard his delegation felt that the Special Committee should take up the question of drafting a declaration embodying the relevant principles and submit it for the approval of the General Assembly.