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Together with International Labour Organization(ILO) Convention No. 169 concerning indigenous andtribal peoples in independent countries, the Declaration should also provide a framework for United Nations country teams.
The declaration should also include guidelines for compensation.
One State noted that the declaration, while not legally binding, was"politically binding" on States andthat any rights recognized in the draft declaration should also be recognized in domestic legislation.
Awareness training on the Declaration should also be provided for indigenous people.
The declaration should also serve as an important catalyst for the completion of other pending tasks under the Lusaka Protocol, including the legalization of UNITA as a political party and the promulgation into law of the special status of its leader, Mr. Jonas Savimbi. On 10 March, MONUA issued a declaration concerning the demilitarization of UNITA, that cleared the way for the legalization of UNITA as political party.
The text of the declaration should also include a section entitled“Partnership for development”.
The declaration should also open avenues to broaden the Darfur political process beyond its signing.
Therefore, any preamble of a declaration should also contain a reference to international humanitarian law, in which humanitarian standards for armed conflict cases are to be found.
The declaration should also include provisions in that regard that will enable it to enjoy universal support.
However, the definition of an interpretative declaration should also specify the moment at which such declaration could be formulated since it would be preferable to confine such declaration to a limited period of time.
The Declaration should also serve to restore dignity to those who have remained second-class citizens in the land of their fathers.
The declaration should also be thought of in a dynamic way, thus reflecting all the economic and political changes that characterized today's world.
The declaration should also strictly prohibit any actions that impaired the territorial integrity or political unity and stability of sovereign States.
The declaration should also contain recommendations to the Council aimed at curtailing, limiting or discouraging the use of the veto. A/52/47, annex X, sect. I. A, para. 5.
The goals of the Declaration should also articulate a vision of a better world towards which all actors can strive- more secure for people(men and women), more peaceful, more just, more fair, more caring and free of hunger, poverty and war.
The fiftieth anniversary of the Declaration should also serve as a forum for the development of more innovative ways and means to monitor and guarantee the implementation of the objectives set forth in the Declaration and in all the relevant international instruments.
The draft declaration should also underscore the particularly adverse consequences of the arms race and the immense resources that it swallows up, which could be devoted, among other things, to development, the fight against poverty, disease and climate change.
The declaration should also address relevant issues in the field of conventional weapons, such as the arms trade treaty and the United Nations Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects.
The joint declaration should also open the way for the comprehensive achievement of a modus vivendi for the territories in Croatia under the mandate of the United Nations Protection Force(UNPROFOR), in accordance with the European Union action plan and in the spirit of Security Council resolution 871 1993.
The elaboration of a declaration should also be considered within the framework of the United Nations Decade for the Eradication of Poverty(1997-2006), taking into account the above-mentioned recommendations and the relevant strategies and programmes of action at the local, national, regional and international levels.
According to the sponsor, the proposed declaration should also indicate that the United Nations should cooperate closely with regional arrangements and agencies and might draw on their resources and assistance in order to promote the maintenance of peace and stability and the political settlement of crises and conflicts.
He also noted that the declaration should not derogate from the Geneva Conventions.
They should also ensure that the Declaration is translated into all minority languages and disseminated widely.
The outline should also reflect the Millennium Declaration and the medium-term plan, and should ensure effective implementation of priority activities.
They should also implement the L'Aquila declaration and other development assistance commitments and honour their international obligations.
The State party should also make the declaration to recognize the competence of the Committee to receive and consider communications, provided for under article 14 of the Convention.
The draft declaration and draft plan of action should also include a shared vision of the information society with mankind as its focus.
The Company should also submit its Tax Declaration(called IR4) to the Inland Revenue Department until 31 December of the following fiscal year which should be in full agreement with the audited Financial Statements.
The view was expressed that the priorities andgoals of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action should also be a priority of the entire programme.