Sentence examples for declaration acknowledges from inspiring English sources

First, the American convention, reflecting the influence of the American Declaration, acknowledges the relationship between individual duties and individual rights.

The declaration acknowledges that terrorism threatens "free, open and prosperous economies," as well as "international peace, security and economic sustainability".

Like previous efforts to find a deal, the Moscow Declaration acknowledges that a political solution will be the only answer in Syria.

The Declaration acknowledges that sanitation and hygiene are "fundamental to achievement of many other MDGs" and are necessary for the health, well-being, dignity and safety of the population.

They, nevertheless, issued a declaration "acknowledging the European aspiration and the European choice" of those countries on the periphery of the 27-member bloc.

Later that same year a UN General Assembly declaration acknowledged a free international interest in space development and outlined rules assigning each nation individual responsibility for dealing with transgressions of international law and for any resulting destruction.

The drafters of the TRIPS agreement as well as the signatories of the Doha Declaration acknowledge that intellectual property rights can clash with higher societal goals, most notoriously public health needs.

On 31 October 1992, Pope John Paul II expressed regret for how the Galileo affair was handled, and issued a declaration acknowledging the errors committed by the Catholic Church tribunal that judged the scientific positions of Galileo Galilei, as the result of a study conducted by the Pontifical Council for Culture.

In court, Illston asked Bonds and his lawyers for written declarations acknowledging that they were waiving any conflict of interest issues in the case.

While each of the employees who provided sworn declarations acknowledged participating in some aspect of Street View, nearly all said they first became aware that the company was collecting Internet data only when it was publicly reported in May 2010.

Tucked away in paragraph six of one of its annexes, the Doha declaration briefly acknowledges this problem and resolves to find an "expeditious solution".