Exemples d'utilisation de Draft guidelines should en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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These draft Guidelines should be adopted by the Executive Board of UNDP.
There was general agreement that the draft guidelines should be binding in some way.
The draft guidelines should include options that the Committee could reflect on and discuss.
Accordingly, the preparation of draft guidelines should be commenced without delay.
The first part of the report describes what the key principles of the draft guidelines should be.
For those reasons, the draft guidelines should be examined in greater depth.
Speakers also noted that the activities of both transnational corporations and domestic corporations could affect theenjoyment of human rights, and so the draft guidelines should apply to both.
Comments on the draft guidelines should be submitted by 3 September.
Ever hoping to better meet the needs of users, the Special Rapporteur leans towards the first solution,on the understanding, however, that procedures not specifically defined in other draft guidelines should be defined in the commentary.
Mr. Glele Ahanhanzo said that the draft guidelines should remain an internal, not an official, document.
The draft guidelines should be submitted to the General Assembly through the Advisory Committee prior to promulgation of the appropriate administrative instructions.
Some delegations expressed the view that the set of draft guidelines should be streamlined and consolidated into a more concise list.
The draft guidelines should therefore address the question of the legal status and effect of such declarations, which her delegation considered to be unilateral interpretations.
Standard tables and formats recommended in the IPCC Draft Guidelines should be used for presentation of data.
In this light, the Draft Guidelines should specifically address areas of conflict or multiple engagements that could affect their work or that of another organ/counsel.
The representative of a group of Parties suggested that instead of the proposed action set out in UNEP/CHW/OEWG/6/22,the Working Group should simply take note of the work carried out and consider whether the draft guidelines should be included in the 2009- 2010 work programme.
The development of the draft guidelines should be based on common international practice and current laws.
Turning to the topic of reservations to treaties, she said that Australia agreed with the view, expressed by the Special Rapporteur and other members of the Commission in connection with draft guideline 2.6.1,that any definition of objections included in the draft guidelines should be consistent with the relevant provisions of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties and should take State practice into account.
The question remained as to whether the draft guidelines should be adopted as an official, and hence public, document of the Committee.
The draft guidelines should therefore distinguish clearly between the two types of interpretative declaration, stating explicitly in each guideline on the subject whether both types were covered.