Examples of using Declaration should in English and their translations into Spanish
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The declaration should revitalize the impetus for solidarity to strengthen the notion of family
The declaration should revitalize the impetus for solidarity in the spirit of articles 55
Those delegations considered that the draft declaration should be consistent with existing international law.
Therefore, any preamble of a declaration should also contain a reference to international humanitarian law,
The declaration should also strictly prohibit any actions that impaired the territorial integrity
He emphasized that the draft declaration should be adopted without any definition of“indigenous peoples”.
Any rights recognized in the declaration should be recognized in domestic legislation,
The declaration should therefore be drafted to include comprehensive elements
The draft declaration should stress that people who lived in poverty were quite capable of finding solutions to their problems when given the means to do so.
The Chairperson-Rapporteur stated that the draft declaration should be a consensual document containing a short and balanced text.
My delegation believes that the draft declaration should contain, in particular,
The draft declaration should be unequivocal in its condemnation of terrorism
The draft declaration should embody and complement all rights recognized by other international instruments.
My delegation therefore believes that the draft declaration should include the following elements.
I will immediately inform the President-elect and update my Declaration should there be any changes.
Without dropping the idea of an analysis of the phenomenon of extreme poverty, a declaration should address the question of poverty in general.
In consonance with the new characteristics of today's international security situation, the declaration should highlight multilateralism and the role of the United Nations.
resource provisions of the draft declaration should be adopted in their current form.
The view was expressed that the listing of crimes was to be avoided and that the draft declaration should focus on general policy matters.
Together with ILO Convention No. 169, the Declaration should serve as a yardstick for the preparation of national guidelines to help meet the five objectives of the Second International Decade of the World's Indigenous People.