Examples of using Final declaration in English and their translations into Portuguese
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A joint Final Declaration will be drawn up on 8 July
In its Final Declaration are concepts that are to promote the work about legislation being developed by AMARC within LAC.
As the NGO final declaration clearly suggests, structural racism in the past, current manifestations of neo-colonialism
now also in the rest of the world, a sound final declaration was obtained after all.
The EESC president said he was"particularly pleased that the Guadalajara final declaration picks up on a number of proposals put forward at the EU-LAC organised civil society meeting in Mexico City.
The language of the final Declaration and Programme of Action produced by the conference was strongly disputed in these areas,
The Forum's Final Declaration, which ended on November 18, was signed by 640 people of 93 countries.
I was touched by their final declaration:" One fact is clear to us:
Even without the traditional final declaration, the heads of state
The final Declaration and Programme of Action did not contain the text that the U.S.
when will the European Parliament receive the draft final declaration which the Finnish Presidency has tabled in the Council?
And as the self-organized activities system had prevailed, as well as the principle of the WSF Charter concerning the inexistence of a conclusive and mobilizing final declaration, it became difficult to"drive" the process.
according to the Forum's final declaration.
Parliament welcomed the final declaration adopted by the conference
This appropriation is also intended to cover civil society follow-up to relevant provisions of the final declaration of the Sana'a InterGovernmental Regional Conference on Democracy,
especially after the final declaration of the Beirut summit in which it was for the first time settled that if Israel recognizes the territorial rights of the Palestinian people,
The European Union, giving all sorts of reasons, had already refused a week earlier to allow the principles of international law enshrined in the United Nations Charter to be included in the Final Declaration of this 3rd summit, although they had been cited and agreed to at the two previous summits.
In the Summit's final declaration, the industrialized powers of the G-8 proclaimed that a great concession had been obtained:
In the immediate term, I am sure that the Member States will see the Council's final declaration as an indication of a greater, more resolute undertaking
At the time, the developing countries went as far as to push for the term"sustainable development" to be omitted from the final declaration and merely for the phrase"sustainable economic growth" to be used instead. I understand this position in some ways,