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At the end, they are expected to adopt a declaration renewing their commitment to goals like preventing conflicts and expanding the Internet in poor countries.

The military announced Tuesday that it planned to adopt a "declaration of basic principles" to govern the drafting of a constitution, and liberals here initially welcomed the move as a concession to their demand for a Bill of Rights-style guarantee of civil liberties that would limit the potential repercussions of an Islamist victory at the polls.

Like the great civil rights leaders of the 1960's, these new advocates have a dream, and it is to persuade the United Nations to adopt a Declaration on Great Apes, a sort of updated version of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights.

The General Assembly is expected to adopt a declaration reaffirming global and national commitments to the goals set in 2002.

The Laeken Summit has achieved its main ambition: to adopt a declaration on the future of Europe, opening the way to the future great reform of the Union.

The full Assembly went on to adopt a Declaration on Violence Against Children, which commits religious communities to confront violence against children and protect children in their communities.

The UN general assembly is expected to formally adopt a declaration agreed on 2 August, reaffirming the rights of refugees and migrants and pledging support to the countries most affected by large movements of people.

Along a railroad from Philadelphia to Washington, a route once traced by his hero Lincoln, Obama on Saturday urged Americans to adopt a new "Declaration of Independence" from bigotry, small thinking and ideology.

Member States are expected to adopt a new Declaration that will reaffirm current commitments and commit to actions to guide and sustain the global AIDS response.

The conference is expected to adopt a final Declaration that will be the basis for follow-up action with African national parliaments, the international community and others in the months ahead.

Finally, I agree very strongly with all those Members who made the point, in particular with regard to Europol, that it is not enough to adopt a treaty or a declaration unless ratification and implementation in the Member States is as strong as the political will to adopt the provision in the first place.