Examples of using Rio declaration in English and their translations into Dutch
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inter alia the 1992 Rio Declaration, the 1992 Convention on Climate Change,
It expresses our continued commitment to the adoption of a Rio declaration on the environment and development and Agenda 21,
D Latin America: the Rio Declaration is adopted at the close of the first Summit of Heads of State
its Member States are to embark on eight-point plan to follow up the Rio Conference which includes the publication of national programmes to implement the Rio declaration and Agenda 21.
REAFFIRMING Principle 16 of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development which states that national authorities should endeavour to promote the internalisation of environmental costs
may not still take trade measures against"the offender"(on the grounds of violation of Principle 2 of the Rio Declaration regarding the obligation to cause no damage to third parties)
in particular the UN Resolution on the International Decade of the World's Indigenous People, the 1992 Rio Declaration, together with the Convention on Biological Diversity,
in particular since the Rio Declaration of 1992, which recognises the fact that a country's ability to follow the path of sustainable development is largely determined by the capacity of its people and institutions.
laid the foundations for the Rio declarations.
The EU will continue to respect the Principles of the Rio Declaration of 1992.
Control of chemicals should be closely linked to the"precautionary principle" as outlined by the Rio Declaration.
This includes an active follow-up to the Rio Declaration and Agenda 21 and supporting activities through the United Nations Environment Programme.
According to the Rio Declaration of 1992, it must be scientifically proven that a new product will have no damaging effects.
Specific reference is made to a precautionary approach as set forth in Principle 15 of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development.
The importance of public participation in shaping and implementing environmental policy was emphasised as early as at the time of the Rio Declaration.
The Protocol especially refers to the precautionary approach contained in Principle 15 of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development Article 1 of the Protocol.
Economic instruments and the economic value of natural resources have found their full legitimacy in the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development of the United Nations in 1992.
Principle 10 of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development concerns the participation of citizens
in line with, the forest-related decisions of the Rio Declaration and Agenda 21, validated by the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg WSSD.
The Community was a full participant at UNCED itself, and adopted the Rio Declaration, Agenda 21