Sentence examples for agree a declaration from inspiring English sources

The Scottish Science Information Strategy Working Group, which includes the Scottish Confederation of University and Research Libraries and the National Library of Scotland, is meeting in early October to agree a declaration in support of open access.

Last February, representatives of 46 countries gathered in London to agree a declaration to tackle the illegal wildlife trade, which is worth up to £12bn a year and rated the fourth most valuable to crime after human trafficking, the arms trade and drugs.

This year, however, the decision was made to agree a declaration before the annual conference, which this year marks the 20th anniversary of the landmark fourth world conference on women, held in Beijing in 1995, where 189 countries signed an action plan that identified 12 critical areas to empower women.

The commission failed to agree a declaration last year on a theme of empowering rural women due to similar disagreements.

"But for states with diverse histories and divergent political interests, agreeing a declaration is a major achievement".

EU leaders at the summit also agreed a declaration that would allow northern Ireland to swiftly rejoin the EU, in the event of a vote for Irish unification.

Forty-six connThursday Thursdagreedeed a declaration to tackle the illegal wildlife trade that is killing thousands of elephants, rhinos and other endangered species each year.

The two sides also need to agree a political declaration on the future relationship - and persuade the UK and European parliaments to accept it all.

However, Council of Europe states agreed in the Brighton Declaration in April that this provision should be amended.

Neither Olmert nor Abbas offered any new ideas and the meeting began with a hastily-concluded, pared down "joint statement" because they had been unable to agree a more detailed declaration of principles despite weeks of frantic diplomacy.

Certain countries sympathetic to the Palestinians, however, might not agree to a declaration of their statehood.