Examples of using That the declaration in English and their translations into Arabic
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Accordingly, it concludes that the declaration of independence of 17 February 2008 did not violate general international law.
However, he observes that the declaration by the Bosnian Serb de facto authorities of a commitment to speedy, impartial investigation of all criminality is belied by the facts.
According to the Special Rapporteur, to say simply that the Declaration is non-binding is an incomplete and potentially misleading characterization of its normative weight.
It was recalled that the declaration would be morally binding and would not have
We also reaffirm that the Declaration must be regarded as the normative framework and basis for the outcome document and its full realization.
However, we are of the view that the Declaration will be instrumental in the promotion and protection of the human rights of the peoples to whom it is intended to be applicable.
With regard to Palestine, the Prosecutor concluded on 3 April 2012 that the declaration lodged by the Palestinian National Authority did not meet the statutory requirements.
It is our hope that the Declaration will provide a framework for addressing the grievances of indigenous peoples, who remain suppressed, alienated and disadvantaged in the land of their forefathers.
But to say simply that the Declaration is non-binding is an incomplete and potentially misleading characterization of its normative weight.
There is growing confidence that the declaration of cooperation will be extended after 2018," Barkindo told Reuters.
He regretted that the declaration had been blocked internationally by some countries and called on the international community to enter into negotiations for its adoption.
I have asked that the declaration of the European Union be issued as an official document of the Conference on Disarmament.
Key findings indicate that the Declaration is an important framework and a critical tool for advocacy.
Accordingly, it concluded that the declaration of independence of 17 February 2008 did not violate general international law.
Following the declaration of independence, Serbia adopted a decision stating that the declaration represented a forceful and unilateral secession of a part of its territory.
Mr. Navoti(Fiji) noted that the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples might never have been adopted had Member States insisted on a consensus.
It had to be underlined that the Declaration constituted the only frame of reference and basis for discussions and the elaboration of standards for implementation of the right to development.
It emphasized that the Declaration on the Right to Development had laid the cornerstone for a participatory development process.
Given that the Declaration was made at the Summit, one hopes that