Sentence examples for aim of the declaration from inspiring English sources

"The aim of the declaration of the state of emergency is to be able to take fast and effective steps against this threat against democracy, the rule of law and rights and freedoms of our citizens," Erdogan said.

"The aim of the declaration of the state of emergency is to be able to take fast and effective steps against this threat against democracy, the rule of law and rights and freedoms of our citizens," he said.

I wholeheartedly support the aim of the Declaration to "set globalisation into a moral framework".

One aim of the Declaration will be to develop a European approach to end street homelessness, and for that purpose gather and share reliable statistical data which will be necessary to facilitate action.

We selected the CIOMS guidelines for the same reason, but also because they were crafted specifically with the aim of applying the Declaration of Helsinki to developing countries in a way that reflects the conditions and needs of biomedical research in those countries, and due to the implications for the multinational or transnational research in which they may be partners [ 5].

"As I look at it, it's a way of restoring democracy as there was no democracy at all and the effort to restore democracy is one of the aims of this declaration of emergency," said the military spokesman.

Of particular significance is the proposal that the Secretary-General develop a system-wide action plan towards achieving the aims of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

One of the aims of the Arusha Declaration was that government should exercise effective control over the principal means of production and pursue policies that facilitate collective beneficence from national resources.

They are also discussing the institutional structure which will be set up to implement the aims and objectives of the declaration and its recovery programme.

Despite the limited aims of the framers of the Declaration, its principles (especially Article 1) could be extended logically to mean political and even social democracy.

We aimed to examine the declaration of interests (DOIs), management of conflict of interest (COI), and the funders for World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines.