Sentence examples for endorsed the declaration from inspiring English sources

Karan Singh, who was not present, also endorsed the Declaration and participated in its creation.

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation, which represents 57 Muslim countries, recently endorsed the declaration.

Today, they unanimously endorsed the declaration and called on the United Nations to recognize a new state, which it is unlikely to do.

They endorsed the declaration made by their senior ministers which said that "terrorism in all its forms is a threat to economic stability in APEC as well as a threat to regional peace and stability".

Although he resigned from the committee over that issue, he later endorsed the Declaration of Corfu (July 20 , 1917, whereby the South Slavic peoples would form a single kingdom (later called Yugoslavia).

In September 2014 the US president, Barack Obama, endorsed the declaration of his national intelligence director: "We underestimated Isil [Isis] and overestimated the fighting capability of the Iraqi army … It boils down to predicting the will to fight, which is an imponderable".

The Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is the most comprehensive international tool to advance the rights of Indigenous people, according to the report, but it noted that Australia did not endorse the declaration until 2009.

But while recognising that it's an imperfect world, shouldn't everyone – including especially those who boycotted or walked out of the conference – now rally round and endorse the declaration?

One step the authors have taken in this direction is setting up an online petition for other young scientists and research organizations to comment on and endorse the declaration.

Amelia Bloomer was one of the participants who did not endorse the Declaration; she was focused at that time on the temperance movement.

Although the Estates twice refused to endorse the declaration of war, Transylvania joined the alliance on January 28 , 1595after the leaders of the opposition had been executed on the order of the monarch.