Sentence examples for the declaration addresses from inspiring English sources

The Declaration addresses the need for adequate investments in education, job creation and social participation to address the different threats and challenges faced by adolescents, and to eliminate violence against children and adolescents.

The Declaration addresses the need for adequate investments in education, job creation and social participation to address the different threats and challenges faced by adolescents, as well as to eliminate violence against children and adolescents.

The Declaration addresses different forms of violence and warns that Latin America is one of the most violent regions in the world, with children and women the main targets.

Nor does the declaration address questions that have arisen since the inspectors left in 1998.

"To their credit, the Brisbane declaration addresses a crucial issue: where multinational corporations pay tax," he said.

On Sunday, October 17, 1909 at 3 00 p.m. a Communion Service was held at Forbes Field as the culmination of the International Centennial Celebration and Conventions of the Disciples of Christ marking the 100th anniversary of the signing of the "Declaration and Address" by Thomas Campbell in September 1809.

William Hague organised and hosted a summit on illegal wildlife trade in London two years ago, leading 46 nations to agree on a declaration addressing the problem.

But we believe that the declaration helps to address the entire issue by providing essential confidence-building, the key missing component thus far.

Although the Declaration of Helsinki specifically addresses medical research, its basic principles have become the cornerstone of ethical analysis of any health research study involving human subjects.

The indicators developed in this project met a specific task identified by the Budapest Declaration: to address the environmental factors that most affect the health of European children (b WHO Regional Office for Europe 2004b).

On this occasion, politicians at the New York ceremonies recalling the attack abdicated that responsibility, choosing to recite famous words from the past, from the Gettysburg Address, the Declaration of Independence and Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1941 Four Freedoms speech, instead of writing new ones of their own.