The 2010 deadline for achieving the targets of the Paris Declaration is fast approaching and it is time for the 130 adherent countries and institutions to accelerate its implementation.
The declaration will allow faster deployment of resources to the fire zones, including the National Guard, if deemed necessary.
In the case of H1N1, a nationwide pandemic that might be the closest analog to the opioid crisis, the emergency declaration allowed for faster development of a vaccine, and reduced providers' obstacles to caring for patients.
As John Herrman, who is now the tech editor at BuzzFeed, wrote on the comedy Web site Splitsider, "The kinds of tweets that used to take weeks to show up — the perfect truncations, the ominous declarations — were now coming fast and hard".
This means that countries respecting the Abuja declaration turn to enjoy faster economic growth because the quality of their human capital is improved by increased health expenditure.
The declaration of high-quality and fast data exchange or deep penetration into graphs are the prose of all modern big businesses' API documentation.
The Zionist-Palestinian conflict is fast approaching the century marker if we use the Balfour Declaration of November 2, 1917 as its beginning.
If this finding can be verified, it would mean Einstein's famous declaration that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light in a vacuum is wrong.
The leaders in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland issued a joint declaration, saying the coalition's cuts are "too fast and too deep" and may put the economic recovery at risk.
"We received indication and declaration that Uefa would support us in a fast track proceeding in front of Cas in case there was a rejection in our appeal.
The governor's declaration put great pressure on the Legislature to move faster to devise solutions to the crisis.
