Sentence examples for declaration governments from inspiring English sources

Strengthening cooperation Among other commitments laid out in the conference declaration, governments will increase cooperation on practical measures for child-friendly disaster risk reduction at the community level.

Among other commitments laid out in the Beijing Declaration, governments will increase cooperation to ensure that practical measures for child-friendly disaster risk reduction are integrated into community-based efforts.

This was completely in line with the proposed reform policy: according to Willy Brandt in his first government declaration, the government had to "begin with itself when talking of reforms".

There was no declaration of governments' support for the ECB position.

Hague singled out as significant the promise in the declaration that governments would not procure wildlife products officially.

The declaration urged governments to prioritise opportunities for youth employment and future leadership, and to ensure that girls and boys have equal access to education.

Nearly 20 years after the Beijing declaration, where governments committed to ensuring that "the full implementation of the human rights of women and of the girl child as an inalienable, integral and indivisible part of all human rights and fundamental freedoms", too many young girls are still excluded from school, forced into early marriage, not seen and not heard.

South south cooperation for child rights New Delhi, 25 October 2013: A New Delhi Declaration, renewing governments' commitments to the rights of children and pledging to support each other in the achievement of those rights, was adopted unanimously on the 23rd of October.

New Delhi, 25 October 2013: A New Delhi Declaration, renewing governments' commitments to the rights of children and pledging to support each other in the achievement of those rights, was adopted unanimously on the 23rd of October by Asian and Pacific States attending the Second High Level Meeting on South-South Cooperation for Child Rights in Asia and the Pacific.

BANGKOK, KATHMANDU, NEW DELHI, 25 October 2013 – A New Delhi Declaration, renewing governments' commitments to the rights of children and pledging to support each other in the achievement of those rights, was adopted unanimously today by Asian and Pacific States attending the Second High Level Meeting on South-South Cooperation for Child Rights in Asia and the Pacific.

The Beijing Declaration urges governments to promote and protect the best interests of all children by ensuring they get the best start to life through optimal childhood care, a high-quality basic education, and the opportunity to fully develop their individual capacities to participate in society.