Sentence examples for declaration to protect from inspiring English sources

They agreed, in a joint declaration to protect "critical tiger habitats and existing tiger source populations as true sanctuaries for tigers and be inviolate from economic development".

The EU has generally turned a blind eye to biofuels' association with social impacts in producer countries; this flies in the face of international declarations to protect the rights of indigenous peoples and cultural heritage.

BIWAB also signed a declaration resolving to protect children through campaigning against their involvement and use in conflict by armed groups, as part of the broader MILF commitment to child protection and fulfillment of children's rights in the context of the peace process.

Turkson pledged that the Catholic Church would work with the declaration's authors to protect their common earthly home.

It pledged to draft a binding "declaration of basic rights" to protect civil liberties under the new Constitution, although that document is also expected to spell out the military's own powers as well.

"It's not a declaration of war against Russia but it is an absolute declaration that we will seek to protect the innocent victims of these war crimes".

And when a President of the United States makes an open declaration about policy it is to protect, first of all, the interests not of Israel but of the United States".

According to the declaration Hungarian troops would act to "protect the Hungarians who live in the south parts from the anarchy" of the April War which had begun there several days earlier when Italian and German troops invaded.

AMMAN, 21 December 2010 – Participants at an Arab conference on children's rights today adopted a declaration calling for further action to protect children and promote their rights.

A clearer U.S. declaration is also the surest way to protect prospects for a two-state solution from an unrelenting onslaught on the ground.

From the Hippocratic Oath to the World Medical Association's Declaration of Geneva, physicians have sworn to protect patients' privacy.