Examples of using The declaration also in English and their translations into Arabic
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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 condemns all acts of terrorism, recommends strengthening international efforts to combat international terrorism and underlines the need to reinforce international cooperation to prevent and combat terrorism, including measures to alleviate factors fostering and supporting extremism and violence.
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 for the commencement of the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of FNL and the political integration of its leadership, and the President of Burundi, Pierre Nkurunziza, committed himself to reserve 33 civil service posts for senior FNL members.
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.
The Declaration also calls on ECA and AUC to work jointly in the preparation of a draft regional convention and regulatory framework for cyber activities, including electronic transactions, cyber security and personal data protection, to be adopted before the end of 2012.
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 calls on States to take measures to encourage knowledge of the history, traditions, language and culture of the minorities existing within their territory(art. 4, paras. 3 and 4).
The Declaration also cites the need for the World Summit on Sustainable Development, to be held in Johannesburg in 2002,
The Declaration also recognizes a wider need for protection of the rights of minorities to include guarantees of equality, non-discrimination in all spheres of life, participation in public life and protection of existence.
The Declaration also emphasized human rights standards as an essential part of a strategy for food security and as a tool for monitoring compliance with the commitments made at the World Food Summit.
The Declaration also upholds indigenous peoples ' right to maintain and strengthen their distinct political, legal, economic, social and cultural institutions, while retaining the right to participate fully in the political, economic, social and cultural life of the State(article 5).
fulfil a fundamental role in this regard by lending visibility to the rights recognized by the Declaration and so strengthening the will and capacity to promote human rights through actions that the Declaration also protects.
The Declaration also emphasizes the need for the international community to work together for improved understanding of the impact of oceans on climate change and vice versa, and its effects on marine ecosystems, marine biodiversity and coastal communities.
The Declaration also recognizes that" To defend and improve the human environment for present and future generations has become an imperative goal for mankind- a goal to be pursued together with" the achievement of the goals of peace and development.
The Declaration also contains many references to participation, including free, prior and informed consent and self-determination, which applies to indigenous youth even if they are not specifically mentioned in those articles.
The Declaration also guaranteed the rights and freedoms to foreign and stateless persons living on the territory of the country, as stipulated by the Constitution and other internal laws, as well as rules in unanimously recognized provisions of international law.
The declaration also stated that the Community would soon be considering further steps towards normalizing relations with South Africa concurrently with developments towards majority rule in the country(see A/48/454, annex).
Towards this end, the Federal Government of the United States has now unilaterally declared approximately 21,000 acres of our lands currently held by it- the declaration also affects some civilian lands-as a United States Wildlife Refuge.