Sentence examples for declaration was agreed by from inspiring English sources
The fact that the text of the New York declaration was agreed by 193 member states of the UN represents a significant achievement – if not a miracle – in the current context of increased displacement, uncertainty, significant pressures on hosting countries and divisive politicised discussions at the national, regional and international level," she said.
This Declaration was agreed by sex workers representing the Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workers and organisations and NGOs from the region.
On the first anniversary of the Royal Charter being agreed by the three main political parties, more than 200 high-profile figures have backed a declaration urging newspaper publishers to "embrace" the charter.
If policy truly reflected what we now know about the state of the planet (in terms of climate change, water resources, disappearing habitats, deforestation, overfishing, growing numbers of environmental refugees, and so on), the political declaration to be agreed upon by leaders at the world summit would be very different from the anaemic and duplicitous draft currently under discussion.
The armistice states that any change must be agreed to by all the signers and that unilateral declarations are unacceptable — a point reiterated Thursday by Gen. James D. Thurman, the American commander in charge of enforcing the armistice conditions.
Targets for each indicator were agreed, drawing on Paris Declaration targets where applicable; and finalised by IHP+Results in conjunction with the IHP + Working Group on Mutual Accountability (consisting of a time-limited group of IHP + signatories mandated to agree to a monitoring framework for use by IHP+Results).
But a declaration was, at least, agreed.In this section United against AIDS?
He broadly welcomed the Brighton declaration, the text of which was finally agreed by officials on Monday and which will be published at 3.30pm today.
These declarations were never agreed to by the Allies as the cities were not demilitarised and remained centres of government and industry.
