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The Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement could serve as a framework for such programmes.
That declaration could serve as a framework for United Nations activities related to the decade for human rights education envisaged in the Vienna Declaration.
The Ministry of National Defence emphasizes the following main principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control.
Human rights could serve as a framework, reference and tool to evaluate the gains and losses from trade liberalization, in particular in its potential impact on the poorest and most vulnerable in society.
It is also most important that the United Nations give top priority to a  programme of action on development that could serve as a framework for promoting growth and economic development throughout the world.
However, it could serve as a framework for further negotiations and expert discussions not only on constitutional issues, but also in other areas such as  economic matters, banking, finance, transport, communications, public policy(police, administration of justice and education), social affairs and military questions.
Indeed, the Decade and, if it is so agreed,the thematic years could serve as a framework for the local and community events and projects to be undertaken by indigenous people.
The Agreement on partnership and cooperation, concluded in 1994 between the European Communities and their Member States on one side andthe Russian Federation on the other, could serve as a framework for at least partially eliminating these obstacles.
It was suggested that the norms could serve as a framework for HRIAs and the human rights policies of companies.
In its operative part, draft resolution A/C.1/61/L.43 decides to give urgent consideration to the issues involved in conventional disarmament at the regional and subregional levels andrequests the Conference on Disarmament to consider formulating principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements.
In Mr. Gulomov's view, SPECA Project Working Groups and sub-regional sectoral strategies,agreed upon by SPECA member States, could serve as a framework for a  deeper involvement of donors into the development processes in Central Asia.
This is a  single text designed to draw attention to activities that are to be carried out and that could serve as a framework for a  better exchange of views on such an  important topic, and would contribute to creating a  greater atmosphere of cooperation among various cultures, rather than a  confrontation between them.
The development component would assist the Haitian authorities in formulating a  national development strategy, based on systematic dialogue and consensus among relevant stakeholders at the national andlocal levels, which could serve as a framework for bilateral and multilateral development cooperation efforts.
With regard to the content andpurpose of the strategy, the Working Group agreed that it could serve as a framework for partnerships among countries in the region, especially partnerships involving financial and technical assistance.
The operative part of draft resolution A/C.1/51/L.44 would reiterate the desire of the General Assembly to give urgent consideration to the issues involved in conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels andwould once again request the Conference on Disarmament, as a  first step, to consider the formulation of principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control.
At its sixty-fifth session, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to seek the views of Member States on the formulation of principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control and to submit a  report to the Assembly at its sixty-sixth session resolution 65/46.
In the twelfth resolution, entitled“Conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels”, the General Assembly decided to give urgent consideration to the issues involved in conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels; andrequested the Conference on Disarmament to consider the formulation of principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control resolution 50/70 L.
At its fifty-ninth session, the General Assembly requested the Conference on Disarmament to consider the formulation of principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control, and looked forward to a  report of the Conference on that subject; and requested the Secretary-General to seek the views of Member States on the subject and to submit a  report to the Assembly at its sixtieth session resolution 59/88.
Concerning this issue, the Permanent Mission wishes to recall that the Mexican Government believes that it is neither feasible norappropriate for the Conference on Disarmament to consider the formulation of principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control, for the following reasons.
At its sixty-eighth session, the General Assembly requested the Conference on Disarmament to consider the formulation of principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control and looked forward to a  report of the Conference on the subject; and requested the Secretary-General, in the meantime, to seek the views of Member States on the subject and to submit a  report to the Assembly at its sixty-ninth session resolution 68/56.
In the seventeenth resolution, entitled“Conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels”, the General Assembly decided to give urgent consideration to the issues involved in conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels; andrequested the Conference on Disarmament to consider the formulation of principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control, and looked forward to a  report of the Conference on that subject resolution 51/45 Q.
At its sixty-seventh session, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to seek the views of Member States on the formulation of principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control and to submit a  report to the Assembly at its sixty-eighth session resolution 67/62.
In its sixteenth resolution, entitled"Conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels", the General Assembly decided to give urgent consideration to the issues involved in conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels; and requested the Conference on Disarmament,as a  first step, to consider the formulation of principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control, and looked forward to a  report of the Conference on that subject 55/33 P.
With a  view to the future broad agreement to which we clearly all aspire,those consultations should be based on a  set of basic guidelines for Security Council reform that could serve as a framework, incorporating the positions that, in spite of everything else, are common to the various proposals that have been put forth.
In its seventeenth resolution, entitled“Conventional arms control at the regional and subregional levels”, the General Assembly decided to give urgent consideration to the issues involved in conventional arms control at the regional andsubregional levels; and requested the Conference on Disarmament, as a  first step, to consider the formulation of principles that could serve as a framework for regional agreements on conventional arms control, and looked forward to a  report of the Conference on that subject resolution 52/38 Q.