Examples of using Draft general guidelines in English and their translations into Arabic
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(c) To review, revise and develop the draft general guidelines.
The draft general guidelines reflect the independent expert ' s core recommendations concerning economic reform policy and foreign debt.
Ii. further considerations on the proposed draft general guidelines 19- 36 9.
In this regard, the independent expert commits himself to ensuring the fullest integration of a gender perspective,as well as the core principle of equality and non-discrimination, into the draft general guidelines.
He also asked whether it would be possible to draft general guidelines for the early warning and urgent procedures.
In the same resolution,it requested the mandate holder to continue consultations on the draft general guidelines.
(b) Develop, in particular,additional ideas and elements for inclusion in draft general guidelines with regard to the role and responsibilities of private creditors;
In the third section,he presents a suggested framework and some elements for consideration in the elaboration of draft general guidelines.
In this regard, the independent expert also recommends that the draft general guidelines should be used as a basis for developing more operational guidance, which will help States consider concrete criteria for the elaboration of national core content or minimum standards.
Iii. some elements for consideration in the development of proposed draft general guidelines 28- 52 11.
In the second section,he outlines some issues for further consideration in developing draft general guidelines, and the related need to rethink the current debt sustainability concept as well as bringing human rights consideration in country and international framework governing debt management.
In particular, the expert could further review, revise and develop the draft general guidelines elaborated to date.
The independent expert believes that ongoing dialogue with all stakeholders, including those States that have traditionally been reluctant to support the mandate, is important for the successful fulfilment of the mandate and will greatly enhance the prospects for general acceptability andeffective implementation of the draft general guidelines.
In that regard,he recalled that one of the objectives of his mandate was to develop draft general guidelines on foreign debt and human rights in order to strengthen the responsibility of lenders and borrowers and guarantee that the provisions of loan agreements did not interfere with borrower countries ' fulfilment of their human rights obligations.
In the second section,he reviews past work of the Commission and the Sub-Commission relevant to the question of draft general guidelines.
In recent reports, and in the approach chosen for the draft general guidelines, the independent expert has attempted to take into consideration these differences through a more holistic but strategic approach aimed at ensuring that appropriate fiscal space for the realization of human rights can be maintained over both the short and the long term.
It is anticipated that theresults of the study will feed into the process concerning the review, development and updating of the draft general guidelines.
The proposed framework should benefit from important human rights considerations that are being elaborated in the context of the Commission 's request to develop draft general guidelines to ensure that compliance with the commitments derived from foreign debt will not undermine the obligations for the realization of fundamental economic, social and cultural rights.
The Commission subsequently endorsed this idea anddecided to recommend that such an expert consultation be held before the finalization of the draft general guidelines.
The main objective of the draft general guidelines elaborated by the independent expert is to provide some indication on how economic reform policies and foreign debt schemes should be designed and implemented in order not to undermine States ' obligations to ensure the full realization by their citizenry of fundamental economic, social and cultural rights.
Thus, in keeping with his mandate, and resources permitting,he proposes to convene multi-stakeholder regional consultations on the draft general guidelines.
In June 2010,the Independent Expert participated in the Latin American Regional Consultation on the draft general guidelines on foreign debt and human rights.
(c) The Commission may wish to urge States, international organizations, United Nations agencies, funds and programmes, regional economic commissions, international and regional financial institutions and non-governmental organizations to cooperate with the independent expert in the discharge of his mandate, and in particular to respond to his requests for their views andsuggestions on possible elements for consideration in the draft general guidelines; and.
In March 2008, the former independent expert on the effects of economic reform policies and foreign debt on the full enjoyment of all human rights, Bernards Mudho,presented to the Human Rights Council draft general guidelines to be followed when pursuing economic reform and debt relief programmes in developing countries.
(b) To undertake a thematic study on foreign debt and human rights in order to identify andclarify some conceptual issues which could also inform the draft general guidelines;
(b) Request the Office of the High Commissioner to allocate sufficient budgetary resources for the implementation of the activities envisaged in resolution 11/5,including the organization and holding of regional stakeholder consultations on the draft general guidelines on foreign debt and human rights during the present term of the mandate holder.".
The new mandateholder charged with assisting the Council in examining the question of human rights and public finance could be invited to further review,revise and develop the draft general guidelines.
Requests the independent expert to seek the views and suggestions of States, international organizations, United Nations agencies, funds and programmes, regional economic commissions,international and regional financial institutions and nongovernmental organizations on the draft general guidelines and his proposal of possible elements for consideration and urges them to respond to his requests;
The independent expert on the effects of economic reform policies and foreign debt onthe full enjoyment of all human rights, Bernards Mudho, concentrated on drafting general guidelines to be followed when pursuing economic reform and debt relief programmes in developing countries.