Примеры использования Fundamental criteria на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Sustainability and innovation are fundamental criteria in our partnerships.
So far, none of the changes proposed by Governments had met these fundamental criteria.
It highlights two fundamental criteria which carriers are obliged to respect.
GE.06-21842(E) 230606 2906063. The census as it is now conducted in France meets the five fundamental criteria set by the United Nations part IV.
For example, it can help establish fundamental criteria that we can use to determine how compatible service orientation is for a given organization or IT enterprise.
The concepts of efficiency, competitiveness and effectiveness with regard to costs were fundamental criteria for all modern administration.
For indigenous peoples, the fundamental criteria they apply in assessing the progress made in these international agreements and in their implementation is important and dependent on whether or not their basic human rights are respected.
The results of these studies shall be considered as fundamental criteria for the implementation of these activities.
Calls for a clearer articulation of the relevant selection criteria of commissioners, which must include professionalism, integrity and expertise,in addition to reputation, as fundamental criteria.
The Business Plan onthe Future Role and Functions of UNIDO outlines the fundamental criteria which must orient decisions on the location of field offices.
To combat rape as a weapon of war and crimes against humanity, Amnesty International called for the establishment of a permanent international criminal court,which should meet sixteen fundamental criteria, of which he would highlight two.
One of the main objectives of an arms trade treaty is to formulate fundamental criteria to ensure that international transfers of conventional weapons are made in a responsible manner.
The Heads of State or Government recognised the special situation faced by some developing countries that hamper the ability to pay their assessed contributions andaffirmed the principle of capacity to pay as a fundamental criteria in the apportionment of the expenses of the Organisation.
At the same time, the purposes and principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations,as well as such fundamental criteria of peacemaking as impartiality, the non-use of force(except for self-defence) and the consent of the conflicting parties to the deployment of operations.
Under article 7.3 of ILO Convention No. 169, States are required to conduct"studies… in co-operation with the peoples concerned, to assess the social, spiritual, cultural and environmental impact on them of planned development activities",the outcome of which must serve as"fundamental criteria" for the implementation of those activities.
The same delegation explained that previously the Committee had evaluated each NGO on a case-by-case basis, according to two fundamental criteria: that they had their own budget and that they had their own programme of activities distinct from that of the parent organization.
The panel identified several fundamental criteria for its ongoing monitoring and verification review, including that the monitoring system should be transparent and unambiguous for all users(UNMOVIC, Iraqi personnel/Government and suppliers) to avoid confusion and foster a high degree of compliance.
During the election campaign, presentations focused on international human rights standards and fundamental criteria for free and fair elections.
The Expert Commission assesses the state offire fighting condition based onseveral fundamental criteria, including the availability offire extinguishers, fire fighting automation systems, and compliance with the rules ofstorage offlammable materials and substances, maintenance ofmotor vehicles, equipment ofsubstations and power lines, training ofstaff.
In this context, in order for us to take a positive position vis-à-vis any disarmament measure, three fundamental criteria have to be satisfied from a regional perspective.
The Forum is comprised of independent national human rights institutions that have been established in compliance with the fundamental criteria set out in the"Principles relating to the status of national institutions"(more commonly known as the Paris Principles) endorsed by the General Assembly of the United Nations.
In his remarks, Dr Radoykov also called attention to the unparalleled possibilities for improving livelihoods and well-being of peoples and societies provided by ICTs.“In this sense, the empowerment of women and men depends on strengthening their capacity to transform information into knowledge,” he said.“Having this personal capability,this personal sovereignty is becoming the fundamental criteria for all citizens' active, competent and productive participation in society.
Effectiveness, efficiency, impact, sustainability and relevance of development cooperation activities are fundamental criteria in any evaluation of development assistance activities.
In 1994, when the Committee on Contributions had decided to increase the assessment of the Syrian Arab Republic,his country had reminded it that it should base the scale of assessments on two fundamental criteria: capacity to pay and the economic situation of developing countries.
To achieve this goal, the Conference agreed that"States should make respect for international humanitarian law one of the fundamental criteria on which arms transfer decisions are assessed.
Finally, in addressing the complex and important disarmament issues and their relationship to the maintenance of international and regional peace and security,it is appropriate once again to reiterate our long-held views concerning the fundamental criteria that must be satisfied if disarmament measures are to be considered effective and worthy of support.
This should become the fundamental criterion for determining the scale of assessments.
The principle of capacity to pay should remain the fundamental criterion in the apportionment of assessments.
The fundamental criterion of the object and purpose of the treaty 165- 176 45.