Outer space is the common heritage of mankind.

Outer space is the common heritage of all mankind.

(m) The enjoyment by everyone of the common heritage of mankind

(m) The enjoyment by everyone of ownership of the common heritage of mankind

(n) The enjoyment by everyone of ownership of the common heritage of mankind

(n) The enjoyment by everyone of ownership of the common heritage of mankind

Vision is called upon to represent sound and to understand the common properties of those two and their common heritage, as well.

Such an approach would give true meaning to the expression the common heritage of mankind established by the Convention.

First, scientific and technological achievements are the common heritage of humanity and are not the monopoly of some nations.

Article 4 of the Rural Code states that natural resources are part of the common heritage of the nation.

That is why my delegation calls for outer space  the common heritage of mankind to be reserved for peaceful uses alone.

Affirming also that all peoples contribute to the diversity and richness of civilizations and cultures, which constitute the common heritage of humankind,

The vitally rich biodiversity of the sea bottom is the common heritage of all people and must be protected by all Member States.

It must be recognized that outer space is the common heritage of mankind and should be explored and utilized only for peaceful purposes.

Such dialogue must be aimed at strengthening our common values and common heritage through cooperation and integration, so as to arrive at a cultural and religious rapprochement, which can provide a solid foundation for progress.

Our main reasons are the following firstly, outer space is the common heritage of mankind, and its importance is growing with every passing day.

How long that common heritage of mankind can continue to be kind to us is a question to which we must all find a collective solution.

We affirm and declare our support to ensure shared and equal benefits that stem from our common European heritage which has its roots in European civilization and prosperity.

Mindful of the importance of protecting the world cultural tangible and intangible heritage as a common ground for the promotion of mutual understanding and enrichment among cultures and civilizations,

Mindful of the importance of protecting the world cultural tangible and intangible heritage as a common ground for the promotion of mutual understanding and enrichment among cultures and civilizations,

At the same time, the region has development potential that needs to be exploited in building the information society, particularly in terms of the common language and cultural heritage.

Cooperation is the key to dealing with space activities, not only because space is a common heritage for all but also because of the significant costs incurred in space exploration.

The concept of humanity's common heritage, as expounded upon in the Convention, embodies the hopes of developing countries for a world based on peace, justice, solidarity and progress for all.

and gave their land for a heritage, a heritage to Israel, his people.

and gave their land for a heritage, a heritage to Israel, his people.

And gave their land for an heritage, an heritage unto Israel his people.

And gave their land for an heritage, an heritage unto Israel his people.

Thus, today's commemoration is an occasion to recall once again the basic values that guided the creation of the United Nations, our inestimable common heritage, whose Charter embodies and expresses essential lessons.

Reaffirms the right of states to adhere to their religious, social, and cultural specificities which constitute a heritage and streams of thought that contribute towards enriching the common international conceptions of human rights.

In 2007, the World Heritage Convention listed the Lavaux terrace vineyard as a world cultural heritage.

World Heritage Centre cooperation with the African Heritage School in the countries of the Accra Cluster

The themes included in the group's mandate must be thoroughly studied, including those relating to the common heritage of humankind and the effective distribution of benefits in conformity with the principles of international law.

XII. Underwater cultural heritage

Cultural heritage key achievements

We hope that the Group will be able to move beyond the debate which no one will win regarding whether deep seabed genetic resources beyond national jurisdiction are, or are not, the common heritage of humankind. Instead, it could look to established principles that may provide common ground for further deliberations.

We urge the international community to take the necessary measures for the sustainable use of oceans and for the conservation and management of the biodiversity of the international seabed as the common heritage of humankind.

Protection for indigenous peoples' cultural heritage shall recognize the intrinsic link between indigenous cultural heritage and indigenous languages.

Elizabeth Lindsey Curating humanity's heritage

Cultural heritage priority standards challenges

That Library received the Anna Lindh Euro Mediterranean Foundation award, whose goals include projecting the common heritage of the Mediterranean region by strengthening links and dialogue between the north and the south of the Mediterranean Sea.

Emphasizing that a common humanity unites all civilizations and allows for the celebration of the variegated splendour of the highest attainments of this civilizational diversity, and reaffirming that the civilizational achievements constitute the collective heritage of humankind,

Second, Cuba was firmly opposed to the unleashing of an arms race in outer space, which would not only violate the principle of its being a common heritage of mankind, but would also gravely jeopardize collective security.

World Heritage Centre Safeguard and valorization of physical heritage in cooperation with EPA in the countries of the ACCRA Cluster

It's protecting five World Heritage sites.

The item entitled Conservation of climate as part of the common heritage of mankind was included in the agenda of the forty third session of the General Assembly, in 1988, at the request of Malta (A 43 241).