Collective responsibility At the closing, participants signed a binding document called the N'Djaména Declaration, which outlines specific commitments to help stop the recruitment and use of children by armed forces and armed groups.
In 2006 the Council implemented a programme, "Building a Europe for and with Children," and has been closely working with UNICEF in its implementation and in 2007 the two organizations signed a joint declaration, which outlines ways they can work together on a range of issues.
On Sept. 5, we adopted the Majuro Declaration for Climate Leadership, which outlines the ambitious targets of our island states to accelerate their transition to low-carbon economies.
A KidZanian Declaration of Independence was written, which outlines the six "rightz" of childhood: to be, to know, to create, to share, to care, and to play.
With help, she authored the Declaration of Sentiments, which outlined a series of grievances relating to the disenfranchisement of women, including the observation that in the eyes of the law, married women were "civilly dead".
The result was the Declaration of Sentiments, which outlined a vision of equal political, social and religious rights for women. .
The SADC's legal status is outlined in Article 3(1) of the Declaration, which states that the "SADC shall be an international organisation and shall have legal personality with capacity and power to enter into contract, acquire, own or dispose of movable or immovable property and to sue and to be sued" (SADC 1992).
The Islamist party of President Mohamed Mursi outlined 10 reasons why Muslim countries should "reject and condemn" the declaration, which the U.N. Commission on the Status of Women is racing to negotiate a consensus deal on by Friday.
To that end, they have released a group action plan, which supplements the Chitose Declaration and outlines their own commitments for tackling key global challenges when they return home.
The General Assembly approved an ambitious declaration tonight outlining how the world should proceed in its fight against AIDS.
Instead, they have made a rather feeble "joint declaration" outlining points of convergence while admitting to "well-known differences".
