Sentence examples for world declaration from inspiring English sources
In 1990, over 150 governments adopted the World Declaration on Education for All (EFA) at Jomtien, Thailand to boost efforts towards delivering the right to education.
World Declaration on the Survival, Protection and Development of Children Plan of Action for Implementing the World Declaration on the Survival, Protection Goals for Children and Development in the 1990s Participation in the World Summit for Children Copyright © UNICEF.
The World Declaration describes the mandate and vision of the Education for All movement, while the Framework for Action identifies goals, targets and areas for priority action.
World Conference on Education for All, 'World Declaration on Education for All and Framework for Action to Meet Basic Learning Needs', UNESCO, Paris, 1990.
However, Vanuatu has signed the World Declaration on the Survival, Protection, and Development of Children3 and this could form the basis for a national policy on family welfare.
World Declaration on Education for All: Meeting basic learning needs, Jomtien (Thailand) 1990 Tuesday, 5 September 2000: Approximately 110 million children of primary school age are not in school -- and two thirds of these children are girls.
Over the past 15 years, world declarations and statements on children's rights, sustainable development, chemical safety and most recently climate change, have succeeded in cultivating a global focus on children's health and their right to a healthy environment.
It is partly a retreat from the world, a declaration of its untenable tensions.
For many social workers across the world, the declaration also represents a significant moment in global social development.
"Exceptional Cases in Rome: The United States and the International Criminal Court" looks at the 1998 conference "aimed at promulgating, for the first time, an International Criminal Court" — an initiative undermined by the very country that gave the world the Declaration of Independence: the United States.
Indeed, in an increasingly complex and dangerous world, the Declaration is more relevant than ever.
