A statement from the ministry expressed "great displeasure" with the declaration in Rome, "which includes the issue of Jerusalem and other issues which are the subjects of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations on permanent status".
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To prove it, the cities joined together to establish the Paris City Hall Declaration, in which the mayors "declare solemnly that climate change is our common challenge and that advancing climate solutions is a shared responsibility, and a matter of rights, equality and social justice".
Rabbi Brickner was named for Lord Balfour and the Balfour Declaration, in which Britain supported a Jewish homeland in Palestine.
Almost 11 years have passed since the Maputo Declaration, in which you, as African leaders, committed yourselves to allocating at least 10% of national budgets to agriculture and rural development – key sectors in the drive to cut poverty, build inclusive growth and strengthen food security and nutrition.
For example, many African countries have failed to meet the Abuja Declaration in which member countries made a commitment to allocate 15% of their budget to the health sector by 2015 [ 24].
Participatory approaches to health have been advocated since the 1978 Alma Ata declaration in which the World Health Organisation emphasised the need for citizen participation in primary health care [ 1].
Consider the proliferation of Executive Orders and presidential signings- those declarations in which the president signs legislation but then notes which of its provisions he intends to support.
In 1993 the Irish and British governments signed a joint peace initiative (the Downing Street Declaration), in which they pledged to seek mutually agreeable political structures in Northern Ireland and between the two islands.
Success measured in lives saved In 1978, the World Health Organisation (WHO) and UNICEF jointly hosted a conference in Kazakhstan that resulted in the Alma-Ata Declaration – in which primary health care was defined by leaders as ensuring that everyone, regardless of where they lived, whether rich or poor, was able to access services and conditions necessary for realizing the best possible health.
