Such a declaration is a central demand of the draft resolution supported by the United States and Britain.
Similarly, the eThekwini Declaration was supported by 32 African ministers responsible for sanitation to ensure increased spending on sanitation [ 33].
The only relevant political, legal, and moral expression of the wishes of the people of Serbia in favour of "military neutrality" so far has been the adoption of a declaration in the National Assembly on 26 December 2007 (this declaration is regularly supported by public opinion surveys).
He cited the Clinton administration's declaration in 1998, supported by Congress, that bringing about "regime change" in Iraq would be the policy of the United States, though in private Mr. Bush's aides disparage his predecessor for not acting on that commitment.
As such, it is no wonder that the Palestinian leadership is increasingly looking to the option of a unilateral declaration of statehood, supported by the international community.
10 Mideast Effort Blocked A meeting of Muslim nations initiated by the Bush administration ended in discord after objections by Egypt blocked a final declaration supporting democracy.
"Our complaint will be supported by declarations from entities like Expedia and Amazon, in which they lay out the significant harm that this executive order imposes on their business and their employees".
His government will try to steer the province through a declaration of independence, a course supported by the United States and some European governments but fiercely opposed by Serbia and Russia.
This sad declaration of ultimate impotence is supported by everything seen on the screen, and it makes "Children Underground" a singularly depressing film.
Bombardment and sniping at the civilian population of Sarajevo, by Serb-led forces emplaced in the mountains surrounding the city, began soon after the Bosnian declaration of independence from Yugoslavia, supported by Bosnian Muslims and Bosnian Croats, totalling about 65percentt of the population, in March 1992.
