Sentence examples for declaration by all from inspiring English sources

Given that much of the violence is the work of young Palestinians without any organisational affiliation, "it is hard to know whether even an agreed-upon declaration by all sides would necessarily stop all incidents," Amos Harel wrote in the Haaretz newspaper.

The conference on 19-20 Apresultedlted in a declaration by all 47 nations in the Council of Europe, which will modify the way the court handles human rights cases.

33 The situation as found in Nigeria negates the spirit of the April 2001 Abuja declaration by all African Union (AU) members.

A meeting with 13 regional governors in August 2011 came up with a declaration by all Regional Governors to address malnutrition problems in their regions; and Namibia was accepted as one of the early riser countries in Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) movement in November 2011.

The endorsement of the Millennium Declaration by all United Nations (UN) member states in the year 2000 served as a catalyst for substantial improvements in amongst others, maternal health, defined by Millennium Development Goal 5 (MDG5), which includes the specific target of reducing maternal mortality by 75% between 1990 and 2015 [ 1].

Emphasizing continued reliance on multilateral diplomacy, it has invited Pyongyang to return to the conference table, even while North Korea threatens military action and tests nuclear weapons and the missiles to deliver them — in the face of a declaration by all the major world powers that such actions are "unacceptable".

These recommendations were captured in a written declaration signed by all participants at the end of the workshop.

These measures included in-flight messages to incoming passengers, use of health declaration cards by all incoming travelers, and mandatory reporting by the pilot on the health status of crew and passengers before landing (4 ).

The declaration of intent by all patients was considered prior to treatment in intensive care.

As this study was on human subjects, Helsinki Declaration was signed by all of the authors.

The story of a middling office clerk, Beth Williams, who is suddenly besieged by declarations of love by all of her co-workers, it doesn't say anything especially noteworthy about relationships or office politics.