Sentence examples for endorse a declaration from inspiring English sources
Even Russia and China thought it wise to endorse a declaration in the UN Security Council expressing horror, though Russia still managed to pretend that no one knew who the culprits were.
As those meetings unfolded, differences between France and Germany seemed to be widening, particularly over the question of whether the United Nations should endorse a declaration of Palestinian independence in September, as Palestinian leaders are urging.
Jolie, Kerry and the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, also addressed the final session, and 155 countries endorsed a declaration of commitment to end sexual violence in conflict.
At the Oslo Conference on Safe Schools in May this year, governments began endorsing a declaration on safe schools, which commits them to protect education from attack.
America also promises to stiffen its backing for Israel at the UN and in particular to veto moves to endorse a Palestinian declaration of independence if the talks fizzle.
The U.S. refused in April to endorse a final declaration on Argentina's claim to the islands at the Summit of the Americas, provoking criticism from other Latin American nations.
On Wednesday night, the Western Australian town of Port Hedland announced it would endorse a Relationship Declaration Register to formally recognize the relationships of the town's same-sex couples.
Nothing done in Cancun should interfere with efforts to phase down HFC production under the Montreal Protocol, an action endorsed in a declaration by 91 developed and developing countries in Bangkok this past November.
If signed it would be the first time the APEC forum has endorsed a political declaration.
On Thursday, the conference is to issue a declaration endorsing specific measures on behalf of world peace.
It is now associated with the United Nations Economic and Social Council, and until recently it endorsed the Earth Charter, a declaration of principles of sustainability that originated at the United Nations.
