Examples of using Draft general guidelines in English and their translations into Russian
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Of proposed draft general guidelines.
In the same resolution, it requested the mandate holder to continue consultations on the draft general guidelines.
The draft general guidelines reflect the independent expert's core recommendations concerning economic reform policy and foreign debt.
To review, revise and develop the draft general guidelines.
Therefore, the draft general guidelines are not intended to formulate a global definition of core content or to set some minimum standards to be observed by all countries.
In the second section, he reviews past work of the Commission andthe Sub-Commission relevant to the question of draft general guidelines.
In particular, additional ideas andelements for inclusion in draft general guidelines with regard to the role and responsibilities of private creditors;
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.
Before proceeding to elaborate draft general guidelines, the independent expert deemed it most appropriate to take stock of and benefit from the rich literature on prior relevant work and discussion within the framework of the Commission on Human Rights and the Sub-Commission.
In June 2010, the Independent Expert participated in the Latin American Regional Consultation on the draft general guidelines on foreign debt and human rights.
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.
The independent expert recognizes that the implementation of aspects of the mandate,particularly the proposed regional consultations on the draft general guidelines, will require the allocation of additional resources.
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.
This proposal, contained in the annex, presents the main characteristics and funding principles of the programme,together with a draft budget and draft general guidelines and instructions for the development of a sample fellowship application.
It further called upon the Independent Expert to seek the views and suggestions of States, international organizations, United Nations agencies, funds and programmes, regional economic commissions, international andregional financial institutions and non-governmental organizations on 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.
On 31 January and 1 February 2011, the Centre, in cooperation with the United Nations independent expert on the effects of foreign debt and human rights, organized the Asia Regional Consultation on the Draft General Guidelines on Foreign Debt and Human Rights in Qatar.
Some of the questions raised by the United States representative were addressed in the draft general guidelines that had been informally submitted unofficially to the Human Rights Council in March 2008. Those draft guidelines dealt with the shared responsibility of creditor and debtor countries for sound debt management and viability, good governance and in particular, transparency in debt management.
The Council, in its resolution 7/4, requests the independent expert"to seek the views and suggestions of States, international organizations, United Nations agencies, funds and programmes, regional economic commissions, international andregional financial institutions and non-government organizations on the draft general guidelines.
As such, 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.
It also requested the independent expert to seek the views and suggestions of States, international organizations, United Nations agencies, funds and programmes, regional economic commissions, international andregional financial institutions and non-governmental organizations on the draft general guidelines and his proposal of possible elements for consideration.
In Human Rights Council resolution 7/4, the independent expert is requested to further develop andsubmit to the Council, in 2010, updated draft general guidelines to be followed by States and by private and public, national and international financial institutions in the decision-making on and execution of debt repayments and structural reform policies, including those arising from foreign debt relief.
Encourages the independent expert to continue to cooperate, in accordance with his mandate, with the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, special rapporteurs, independent experts and members of the expert working groups of the Commission and the SubCommission related to economic, social and cultural rights and the right to development,in his work towards the elaboration of the draft general guidelines;
In this report,the independent expert offers some elements that may be considered in further elaborating draft general guidelines, based on the review of relevant past work of the Commission and Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights, as well as views and suggestions solicited from Member States and international and regional financial institutions on possible elements for such 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 andregional 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 Commission had also entrusted him with the task of preparing draft general guidelines to be followed by States and by private and public, national and international financial institutions in the decision-making and execution of debt repayments and compliance with the commitments derived from foreign debt that would not undermine the obligations for the realization of fundamental economic, social and cultural rights, as provided for in international human rights instruments.
In its resolution 11/5, the Council requested the Independent Expert"to continue to seek the views and suggestions of States, international organizations, United Nations agencies, funds and programmes, regional economic commissions, international andregional financial institutions and non-governmental organizations on the draft general guidelines and his proposal of possible elements for consideration" para. 25.
Report of the independent expert on the effects of structural adjustment policies and foreign debt on the full enjoyment of all human rights, particularly economic, social and cultural rights,containing preliminary draft general guidelines to be followed by States and by private and public, national and international financial institutions in the decisionmaking and execution of debt repayments and structural reform programmes(resolution 2004/18, para. 18);
Encourages the independent expert to continue to cooperate, in accordance with his mandate, with the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, special rapporteurs, independent experts and members of the expert working groups of the Council and its Advisory Committee on issues relating to economic, social and cultural rights andthe right to development in his work towards the elaboration of the draft general guidelines;
