Sentence examples for declaration recognized from inspiring English sources

The emergency declaration recognized that one of the factors that caused the blackouts and threatened more in the days ahead was the fact that the big generating companies were resisting selling their power to utilities that might never be able to pay for it.

The Declaration recognized that indigenous peoples have the right to free, prior informed consent regarding any projects "affecting their lands or territories," and in particular projects which require their relocation.

For example, the Regina Manifesto pledged the CCF to the eradication of capitalism; the Winnipeg Declaration recognized the utility of private ownership of business, and stated that the government should own business only when it was in the public interest.

Mr. Burns spoke after a declaration recognizing the new coalition as the legitimate representative of the Syrian people was adopted at the Morocco gathering.

On the other hand, Article 21 of the declaration recognizes a basic right to self-government, stipulating that "the will of the people shall be the basis of the authority of government".

The declaration recognizes the role of local groups operating outside of the government in helping stem the illness in ways that Mr. Annan noted was unprecedented, and calls on governments to help these groups reach out to the most vulnerable populations.

Second, the declaration recognizes the complete insufficiency of current efforts to address climate change, and accepts a collective responsibility to act with urgency.

"The Vienna Declaration recognizes that a free and unfettered flow of information and ideas is an important antidote to terrorist ideologies and that a free media is indispensable in achieving this," said David Dadge, director of the Vienna-based Internatiorganizeds InstheuteventI) that organized the event with the Salzburg-based Center for International Legal Studies (CILS).

The Declaration recognizes, too, that political leadership is required, not just by war-affected countries but by other Governments that, wittingly or otherwise, can exacerbate the suffering of children in countries gripped by conflict.

That declaration recognizes that at the end of the day the primary responsibility for the creation of employment rests, in the first place, with national governments, but in practice, with the market economy.

A call to action At the end of the forum, participants adopted a declaration recognizing that persons with disability are an overlooked population in emergency preparedness, response and recovery programmes.