Sentence examples for declaration and programme from inspiring English sources

The Durban review conference is a timely opportunity to reaffirm the principles of non-discrimination and to build on the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action.

Yet the document that emerged from the conference itself, the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action (DDPA), transcended divisive and intolerant approaches.

A later demonstration is found in the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action of the 1993 conference mentioned above, adopted by representatives of 171 states.

As confirmed by numerous resolutions of the UN General Assembly and reaffirmed in the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, there is a wide consensus that all human rights form an indivisible whole and that the protection of human rights is not and should not be a matter of purely national jurisdiction.

Fifteen years later, the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action of the 1993 World Conference on Human Rights suggested that new procedures were needed to implement the Convention, and suggested a "right of petition".

The Copenhagen Declaration and Programme of Action emphasised the necessity of focusing national efforts and policies on meeting the basic needs of all - and on the need to give special priority to the rights of children and women.

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.

A comparison of group A and group C villages following intervention reveals that public declarations and Tostan programmes may have combined to slightly lower the prevalence rate of marriages under age 15.

Evaluations focused on the levels and trends of early marriage and the practice of female circumcision; knowledge and behavior patterns in the area of health; knowledge of Tostan and its programme; participation in a public declaration; and participation by community members in a Tostan programme and an assessment of the benefits derived from it.

To that end, there is not just the question of North Korea's declaration and disablement of its nuclear programmes, but also their complete dismantlement.

There is increasing evidence that that this shortage is interfering with efforts to achieve international development goals, including those contained in the Millenium Declaration and those of WHO's priority programmes.