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And now we're looking to develop a code in Jalaa.
And it was also decided to develop a code of conduct of companies- members of the Association, over which will work the lawyers of Juscutum legal advisers company.
Broad-based outreach must accompany the process to develop a code.
He urged the State party to develop a code of ethics for the media.
The IWC secretariat remarks that it has recently encountered disruptive behaviour from a small number of NGOs,which has led it to develop a code of conduct for NGOs.
Efforts within the United Nations to develop a code of conduct for corporate transnational activities have been unsuccessful.
The Office supported the initiative of the Cambodian Center for Independent Media, to develop a Code of Ethics for journalists.
That Commission was currently working to develop a code of family law with a view to improving and reforming the relevant texts.
This section should be redrafted to reflect a better theoretical grounding and a clearer,accurate sense of the history of attempts to develop a code of conduct.
The Advisory Committee of the Council should be tasked to develop a code of conduct for respecting the human rights of people affected by sanctions.
Mr. HALLIDAY(Assistant Secretary-General for Human Resources Management) said that,led by the Office of Legal Affairs, the Secretariat was indeed working to develop a code of conduct.
It was also noted that the MEP may wish to develop a code of practice for its members to ensure highest scientific integrity in its work.
Once recruited, teachers andeducation personnel should work together with the community to develop a code of conduct and defined conditions of work.
This was why the EU proposed to develop a code for international standardization bodies during the Second Triennial Review of the TBT Agreement.
The Government of Ireland is committed to best practices in recruitment, andwe welcome the European Union initiative to develop a code of conduct for ethical recruitment of health workers.
He finds the efforts of journalists to develop a code of ethics and to adjust rules of professional conduct to their new role in a democratic society very encouraging.
The mandates of the Council include, among others,to develop a new draft law, to protect media people, to develop a code of ethical conduct for journalism and to settle press disputes.
The Twenty-third Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting encouraged IMO to develop a code with separate sections for the Arctic and Antarctic and by decision 2(1999), decided to convene a meeting of experts to develop draft guidelines for Antarctic shipping and related activities.
As Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced on 17 January,the United States is prepared to work in active partnership with all Governments to develop a code that can be adopted by the greatest number of spacefaring nations around the globe.
In the last few years,UNDG has encouraged country teams to develop a code of conduct to reflect their commitment to work in a cooperative way, and in particular to implement the provisions of the resident coordinator system and the management and accountability system.
His Government urged the five veto Powers to refrain from blocking Security Council action in respect of mass atrocities and to make a publiccommitment to that effect; it welcomed France's proposal to develop a code of conduct on veto use.
I therefore wonder whether the time has not come for the Commission itself to develop a code of guidelines for access to membership of the Commission and a code of conduct for members while they serve on the Commission.
The Group reiterates its support for the high-level conference to find solutions to the perennial issues related to international efforts to counter terrorism, andalso underscores the need to develop a code of conduct for international efforts to combat terrorism.
ECE has worked with theCouncil of Europe and the Association for Progressive Communications(APC) to develop a code of good practice on information and participation in Internet governance, which has been discussed within the framework of the Internet Governance Forum.
Acknowledges the importance of the work of the Representative of the Secretary-General for Internally Displaced Persons and, in particular,his efforts to compile existing international standards in respect of the treatment of the internally displaced, and to develop a code of conduct comprising guiding principles in that regard;
In relation to the recommendation to develop a code of conduct for procurement staff, the Secretariat has developed ethical guidelines for staff involved in the procurement process in simple language and with practical examples to help staff members to interpret how they should conduct themselves in procurement-related matters.
Following the submission of his report to the Commission on Human Rights, 1/ the Special Representative wroteto the Secretary-General and called to his attention the need to develop a code of conduct for United Nations peace-keepers and machinery for its enforcement.
In addition to providing recommended strategies to develop a code of conduct with strong institutional support and considerations for dissemination of the code, the report includes two specific tools and a toolkit for developing and disseminating a code of conduct and an educational module on dual-use research.
This of course implies that transnational corporations have an appalling and exploitative standard of behaviour, but when,in the 1970s and 1980s, the United Nations tried to develop a code of conduct for transnational corporations, we were told that transnational corporations were models of virtue.
He outlined urgent actions needed to develop a code of conduct for transnational land investments, placing local land users in the centre of negotiations: carbon trading mechanisms had recognized the rights of local land users; guidelines should establish equitable community-investor partnerships; and local institutions should be strengthened.