Sentence examples for to formulate a declaration from inspiring English sources

During the week, the delegates from different countries will work mostly behind closed doors, trying to formulate a declaration against racism, discrimination, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance.

The nations of the world came together to formulate a Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, after these forces had run their vicious course.

At the end of their deliberations, the 39 delegates to the J8 will formulate a declaration that they will present in a meeting with the G8 leaders, who are gathering here for their summit on 7-9 July.

This approach would view the Universal Declaration as attempting to formulate a justified political morality.

Torino struggled to formulate a response.

"But they tried to formulate a case".

Others hoping to opt out of the declaration claimed that the respect and priority accorded to human rights are different in different cultures, and that the attempt to formulate a global code was an expression of Western imperialism.

But two hours earlier Hicks and Melvin met to formulate a proposal.

We'll find a way to formulate a set piece that works against a specific opponent.

The well-mannered Herzog failed to formulate a decent response to Bibi's smear campaign.

As I attempted to formulate a diplomatic, polite and supportive response, I pondered a few things.