Примеры использования Law and policy development на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The exchange of experiences in research, law and policy development;
The point of departure for international law and policy development is usually the sovereign State which, together with other States, responds to a challenge.
Academic institutions play a variety of roles in preventing cybercrime, including through delivery of education and training to professionals, law and policy development and work on technical standards and solution development.
They are also interconnected; for example,reform of statute law and policy development are not sufficient; implementation is also critical, as are mechanisms for evaluation and monitoring.
National programmes for the implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child designed and implemented in cooperation with national Governments and civil society,including law and policy development, capacity-building, awareness-raising, monitoring and service delivery.
With support from UNICEF, progress has been made in law and policy development, thus reinforcing the legal protection of children in all regions.
In response to high levels of violence against children and women in homes, schools and communities, UNICEF and its governmental and non-governmental partners have implemented a comprehensive programme since 2004,including monitoring, law and policy development, awareness-raising, capacity-buildingand the setting up of response systems.
We recognize the unique and important contributions of the congresses to law and policy development, as well as to the identification of emerging trendsand issues in crime prevention and criminal justice.
The United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders, held every five years, is the major global forum for the exchange of views among States, intergovernmental organizations, non-governmental organizations and individual experts representing various professions and disciplines,the exchange of experiences in research, law and policy development and the identification of emerging trends and issues in crime prevention and criminal justice.
The significant contributions of the United Nations congresses in promoting the exchange of experiences in research, law and policy development and the identification of emerging trends and issues in crime prevention and criminal justice among States, intergovernmental organizations and individual experts representing various professions and disciplines.
Recalling its resolution 46/152 of 18 December 1991, in the annex to which it affirmed that United Nations congresses on the prevention of crime and the treatment of offenders should be held every five years to provide a forum for the exchange of views between States, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations and individual experts representing various professions and disciplines,the exchange of experiences in research, law and policy development and the identification of emerging trends and issues in crime prevention and criminal justice.
Programmes areas with capacity-building focus rangefrom environmental assessment and early warning to environmental law and policy development and implementation, and from regional cooperation and representation to capacity development in specific regions.
Recalling its resolution 46/152 of 18 December 1991, in the annex to which Member States affirmed that the United Nations congresses on crime prevention and criminal justice should be held every five years and should provide a forum for, inter alia, the exchange of views between States, intergovernmental and nongovernmental organizations and individual experts representing various professions and disciplines;the exchange of experiences in research, law and policy development; and the identification of emerging trendsand issues in crime prevention and criminal justice.
On request from countries, UNEP will provide technical guidance and support for global, regional and national environmental law and policy development, together with legal support to help advance the implementation and monitoring of agreed international norms and guidelines.
Decision 391 of the Andean Community, adopted on 2 July 1996 by the Commission of the Andean Pact for Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela,has become an example for international law and policy development regarding access to genetic resourcesand the protection of the accumulated knowledge of indigenous peoples.
Recognizing also that the congresses have been a forum for promoting the exchange of experiences in research, law and policy development and the identification of emerging trends and issues in crime prevention and criminal justice among States, intergovernmental organizations and individual experts representing various professions and disciplines.
These should be based around a systematic and integrated approach to law and policy development in relation to all children up to 8 years old.
Recognizing the significant contributions of the congresses in promoting the exchange of experience in research, law and policy development and the identification of emerging trends and issues in crime prevention and criminal justice among States, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations and individual experts representing various professions and disciplines.
In guaranteeing rights to the youngest children, States parties are urged to develop rightsbased, multidimensional and multisectoral strategies that promote a systematic and integrated approach to law and policy development and provide comprehensive and continuous programmes in early childhood development, taking into consideration children's evolving capacity in light of article 5 of the Convention.
Recognizing the significant contributions of the United Nations congresses in promoting the exchange of experience in research, law and policy development and the identification of emerging trends and issues in crime prevention and criminal justice among States, intergovernmental organizations and individual experts representing various professions and disciplines.
Noting with satisfaction the contributions of the United Nations congresses on crime prevention and criminal justice in promoting international cooperation by facilitating, inter alia,the exchange of experience in research, law and policy development and the identification of emerging trends and issues in crime prevention and criminal justice among States, intergovernmental organizations, non-governmental organizations and individual experts representing various professions and disciplines.
Recognizing the significant contributions of the congresses in promoting the exchange of experience in research, law and policy development and the identification of emerging trends and issues in crime prevention and criminal justice among States, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations and individual experts representing various professions and disciplines.
Bearing in mind the consultative nature of the United Nations congresses on crime prevention and criminal justice, and their role as a forum for promoting the exchange of experience in research, law and policy development and the identification of emerging trends and issues in crime prevention and criminal justice among States, intergovernmental organizations and individual experts representing various professions and disciplines.
Recognizing the significant contributions of the United Nations congresses in promoting the exchange of experience in research, law and policy development and the identification of emerging trends and issues in crime prevention and criminal justice among States, intergovernmental organizations and individual experts representing various professions and disciplines.
Recognizing the significant contributions of the United Nations congresses on crime prevention and criminal justice in promoting the exchange of experience in research, law and policy development and the identification of emerging trends and issues in crime prevention and criminal justice among States, intergovernmental organizations and individual experts representing various professions and disciplines.
II. Assessing the impact of competition law and policy enforcement on development 11.
The Regulatory Board has the power to make decisions that are crucial for efficient competition law enforcement and policy development, including.
In that statement,national human rights institutions also recognized the usefulness of general comments as guidance for law reform and policy development.
Regarding substantive design of competition law and policy, economic development and competition law were sometimes seen as separate processes that needed to be integrated.
Law and policy principles to economic development in.