Examples of using Four general principles in English and their translations into Russian
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The Committee has identified this right as one of the four general principles of the Convention.
Article 2 is considered one of the four"general principles" that should guide the interpretation of all other rights enshrined in the Convention.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child has identified the right to be heard(article 12) as one of the four general principles of the Convention.
The overall reform processes are guided by the Convention's four general principles: the best interests of the child; non-discrimination; survival and development; and participation.
Recognizing the fundamental importance of this article,the Committee on the Rights of the Child has identified non-discrimination as one of four general principles for the implementation of the Convention.
The Committee notes that the four general principles of the Convention have been mostly taken into account in the measures of implementation adopted by the State party under the Optional Protocol.
The right to non-discrimination is to be found in article 2 of the Convention andhas been identified as one of the four general principles of the Convention by the Committee on the Rights of the Child.
The Convention and in particular the four general principles with its comprehensive approach provide a powerful framework for efforts to reduce the negative impact of the pandemic on the lives of children.
The Organization's procurement policy must therefore be transparent and efficient andinclude the necessary internal controls in accordance with the four general principles governing procurement.
Non-discrimination(art. 2) is one of four general principles of the Convention, together with the best interests of the child(art. 3), the right to life, survival and development(art. 6) and respect for the views of the child art. 12.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child has identified article 3, paragraph 1,as one of the four general principles of the Convention for interpreting and implementing all the rights of the child.
The Committee has established four general principles within the Convention as the basis for all State decisions and actions relating to business activities and operations in conformity with a child rights approach.
In this respect, the European Union is guided in all its actions on behalf of children by the Convention's four general principles: the best interest of the child, non-discrimination, survival and development, and participation.
Respect for human dignity, compatible with the four general principles underlying the Convention, namely: non-discrimination, including gender-sensitivity; upholding the best interests of the child; the right to life, survival and development; and respect for the views of the child;
In accordance with United Nations financial regulation 5.12, the principle of best value for money("BVM principle") is one of four general principles to be given"due consideration" in the exercise of the Organization's procurement function.
That work must continue to be guided by the four general principles of United Nations procurement: best value; fairness, integrity and transparency; international competition; and the interest of the Organization.
The adoption of a code of ethics, or similar document, which should reflect the principles of the Convention and which should be developed jointly by the various stakeholders and in which the four general principles of the Convention should figure prominently;
The Convention on the Rights of the Child, and in particular the four general principles that it enunciated, provided a powerful framework for efforts to reduce the negative impact of the disease on the lives of children.
The Committee recommends that, in their efforts to prioritize the implementation of the rights of children in their respective national contexts,States parties consider establishing national priorities guided by the four general principles of the Convention in the allocation of resources.
The January/May 2006 version of the Procurement Manual defines best value for money as"one of the four general principles of Financial Regulation 5.12 to be given due consideration in the exercise of the procurement function.
It applies the four general principles of the Convention to the issue of harmful practices, namely protection from discrimination(art. 2), ensuring the best interests of the child(art. 3(1)), upholding the right to life, survival and development(art. 6) and the right of the child to be heard art. 12.
The Committee reaffirms the obligation of States parties to implement article 12 which is one of the four general principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and should therefore be an integral part of the implementation of the other provisions in the Convention.
Several criteria which should form an integral part of self-regulation frameworks were developed, including the adoption of a"Code of Ethics" or similar document, which should reflect andcomplement the Convention and its four general principles, and should be developed collectively amongst the various stakeholders.
At its first session in 1991, the Committee identified four general principles of the Convention: non-discrimination(art. 2), the best interests of the child(art. 3), the right to life, survival and development(art. 6), and the respect for the views of the child art. 12.
Integrate respect for the rights of the child into the development and implementation of its HIV/AIDS policies andstrategies, with a particular emphasis on the Convention's four general principles of non-discrimination(art. 2), best interests of the child(art. 3), right to life(art. 6) and respect for the views of the child(art. 12);
The Committee recommends that the four general principles of the Convention, in particular the principles of non-discrimination and best interests of the child, be included in all measures taken by the State party to ensure the implementation of the provisions of the Optional Protocol, including in the examination of asylum applications submitted by children as well as in judicial and administrative proceedings.
In pursuing these actions, it is necessary that States parties and other stakeholders involved commit themselves to respect all the provisions and the principles of the Convention,especially its four general principles: non-discrimination; the best interests of the child; right to life, survival and development; and respect for the views of the child arts. 2, 3, 6 and 12.
The"best value for money principle" was incorporated as one of four general principles governing procurement upon the promulgation of the Secretary-General's bulletin ST/SGB/2003/7, which contained the revised United Nations Financial Regulations and Rules.
There was general agreement amongst the participants in working group I that in addition to the four general principles of the Convention(arts. 2, 3, 6 and 12), article 4 is a fundamental provision to be considered by States parties when dealing with non-State service providers.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child has identified article 12 as one of the four general principles of the Convention, which highlights the fact that this article establishes not only a right in itself, but should also be considered in the interpretation and implementation of all other rights see CRC/C/GC/12, para. 2.