Examples of using Declaration should in English and their translations into Arabic
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The claimants were instructed that the declaration should include the specific circumstances of such repudiation or cancellation including,
Some Governments noted that, to be consistent with General Assembly resolution 41/120, the term" rights" in the declaration should be reserved for those duties that Governments owe their people, the breach of which generally gives rise to a legally enforceable remedy.
Plenary noted that the Declaration should guide efforts to improve the traceability of alluvial production, as well as help potential donors channel capacity-building assistance to further the effective implementation of the Certification Scheme.
The declaration should stress the principles and purposes of the United Nations Charter and the principles governing arms control and disarmament, as set out in the Final Document of the first special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament(SSOD-I)(resolution S-10/2).
A question was raised as to whether the time when a declaration should take effect should coincide with the date that the convention entered into force for the State that made the declaration. .
It has been my Government ' s opinion that the declaration should avoid detailed substantive matters and that its sole purpose should be to reaffirm the aims of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action and the outcome of the twenty-third special session of the General Assembly.
The declaration should avoid referring to controversial issues and unidentified and vague topics that did not presently enjoy international support and consensus such as the responsibility to protect, human security, peacekeeping, conscientious objection to military service, refugees, and private military and security companies.
Other delegations maintained that the declaration should be kept short and concise, and that they would therefore not support a reference to the Declaration of the Right of Peoples to Peace
It is Japan ' s view that the declaration should outline the most important principles concerning disarmament and non-proliferation within the broad areas of disarmament in a concise and well-balanced manner and should serve as a guideline
With regard to the second item on our agenda," Elements of a draft declaration of the 2010s as the fourth disarmament decade", the United States delegation believes that such a declaration should contain a small number of key principles of disarmament and non-proliferation.
indicated that the reference to the implementation of the declaration was essential, as the declaration should be seen as a starting point in the process towards establishing peace, rather than as an end point.
The representative of Chile expressed support for article 6, and said that the draft declaration should clearly spell out the term“distinct people” and bring it into line with article 1 of ILO Convention No. 169.
The draft declaration should encompass such questions as the preservation of the cultural specificities of indigenous peoples, equal participation by them in the political and legislative processes, environmental protection and non-discrimination.
One delegation considered that the declaration should be more policy-oriented, with closer links to the two themes of the Habitat Agenda," adequate shelter for all" and" sustainable human settlements development in an urbanizing world".
However, Thailand is of the view that the Bangkok Declaration should address the severity of this issue more explicitly,
At the same time, the declaration should analyse new challenges to international security and ensure that we are clear about the new arms control and nonproliferation tasks before us.
The Declaration should have acknowledged that the rights of individuals within families should also be protected and that individuals have the right to leave family environments in which their well-being is at risk.
Furthermore, the declaration should take into consideration the new characteristics of the current international security situation and specify, in a comprehensive and balanced way, the main tasks and priorities of international arms control and nonproliferation this decade.
That is, such declaration should not interrupt
A non-governmental organization stressed that the declaration should take into consideration demographic ageing and discrimination on the basis of age, rather than the rights of older persons more generally.