Sentence examples for declaration to promote from inspiring English sources

INSI was responsible for drawing up a declaration to promote journalists' safety that was presented in Geneva last week.

BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA--Amid growing concerns that technological advances are making it easier to manufacture potential bioweapons, synthetic biologists meeting here this week began hammering out a "community declaration" to promote security and safety in their nascent field.

Correa argues that if low-priced medicines cannot be produced because "...meaningful economies of scale have not been reached... .......... then one of the main objectives of the Doha Declaration, "to promote access to medicines for all," cannot be reached[ 12].

The objective of this declaration is to promote a comprehensive approach and a coordinated strategy, tackling many problems simultaneously across a broad front.

The topic of the conference was dignity and autonomy in dementia and delegates signed the Glasgow Declaration: a commitment to promote the rights and needs of people with dementia.

To survive and prosper, the United States must recapture its leadership in human rights, which it so effectively used in the 1940's when it was the primary mover in creating the United Nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to promote fundamental freedoms -- especially freedom from fear, but also freedom from want, freedom of religion and freedom of speech.

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.

In 2014, they seized on Osborne's declaration of a "northern powerhouse" to promote One North, a plan for a £15bn network, dubbed HS3, between Lancashire and Yorkshire.

Britain's role attracts special interest because of its permanent membership of the UN security council as well as the legacy of the Balfour declaration, which in 1917 promised to promote a Jewish national home in the then Arab-majority Palestine, and its subsequent 30-year rule before the creation of Israel in 1948.

The opening line of the official summit declaration simply states "our imperative is to promote growth and jobs".

IPI (www.freemedia.at) plans to promote the Vienna Declaration as a worldwide tool to rally support for freedom of expression.