Sentence examples for declaration highlighting from inspiring English sources
JUSTICE – together with other international and domestic NGOs – last week published a first response to the leaked Brighton declaration, highlighting the corrosive relationship between its most damaging proposals and the politicisation of the human rights debate at home.
Twitter users backing al-Qaeda praised the declaration, highlighting the plight of the Rohingya Muslim minority in Burma.
A call to revival of the culture wars, the declaration highlights how the evangelical rebranding hasn't stuck: as much as the movement tries to present itself as a path to personal fulfillment, it still aims to be a means of political dominance.
This declaration highlights the paramount importance of promoting the principles of open government (transparency, accountability, citizen participation and innovation) as key enablers of the Sustainable Development Goals.
The Declaration highlights the need to register research activities in a publicly accessible database before the study commences.
Thirty years after the Declaration that officially highlighted the significance of PHC in addressing the health-care needs of populations in 1978, PHC was again at the centre stage of the international health-care agenda with the publication of the 2008 World Health Report 'Primary Health Care: now more than ever' [ 2].
This momentum started building with the G20 and BRICS declarations this year which highlighted actions to address the TB epidemic.
He said if the opinion polls were finely balanced on Sunday then she should make a statement, highlighting her 1977 Silver Jubilee declaration of support for the union as a precedent for the monarch intervening in constitutional debates.
Or consider Elizabeth Cady Stanton who, in her "Declaration of Sentiments," ironically paraphrased the Declaration of Independence to highlight the oppression of American women.
I would like to start by highlighting the fact that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948 has been an important turning point in international law.
Clegg said the world needed to accept that it was facing a major threat from forces distorting Islam, as he highlighted the declaration by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isis) of a caliphate.
