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These guidelines are based on ideas outlined in the Secretary-General's report.
Key human rights standards upon which the Guidelines are based.
The Guidelines are based on existing good practices and experience of the Protocol's Parties.
The above-mentioned guidelines are based on policy considerations which have much in common with human rights concerns, such as.
These Guidelines are based on experience gained from best practice which has proven to be effective over the last 15 years.
While exercise and eating guidelines are based on good scientific principles, they do not necessarily agree with human nature or common sense.
These guidelines are based on MEAs as well as the relevant Kenyan laws and regulations, taking into account local conditions.
Executive Committee decisions and guidelines are based on robust negotiations, and are supported by a large amount of data and technical expertise through access to the TEAP.
The guidelines are based on existing WHO documents(1,6,7) and experience with recent outbreaks in the Region.
The principles of these technical guidelines are based on the recognition of the rights, beliefs, values, perceptions, individual attitudes and characteristics of the culture of the women who are treated for reproductive loss.
The guidelines are based on consensus among the agencies but the Council, and Statistics Sweden per se, have no mandate to enforce them.
The guidelines are based upon best practices in the United States and the Republic of Korea, details of which are found in the accompanying Case Studies.
These guidelines are based upon fire testing of the generator enclosure and the manufacturer's requirement for air flow for proper operation.
These guidelines are based on the projected inflation rate and allow for productivity increases and the situation of enterprises and sectors with regard to competition.
These guidelines are based on international human rights instruments and describe standards for the protection of trafficked children from their identification through to their recovery and integration.
The guidelines are based on the principle that effective protection and assistance should be delivered to unaccompanied children in a systematic, comprehensive and integrated manner.
These guidelines are based on pre-existing guidelines of the Human Rights Committee, relevant rules of procedure and decisions of other treaty bodies relating to independence.
The guidelines are based on general and essentially accepted scientific methods of hazard analysis and security, currently orientated to the specific conditions of rail transport.
The guidelines are based on the guidelines for ships operating in Arctic ice-covered waters, but have been substantially updated and extended to cover the sea area off the Antarctic.
The present Guidelines are based on human rights principles enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, including non-discrimination, equality, transparency, monitoring and accountability.
These guidelines are based on article 25, paragraph 3, of the Constitution, which states that no one may be subjected to degrading treatment, or to medical or other experimentation without his or her consent.
The Guidelines are based on human rights principles that are enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, including non-discrimination, equality, transparency, monitoring and accountability.
The Guidelines are based on the assessment of the situation with air quality monitoring in the target countries made by the Working Group and the evaluations contained in the country environmental performance reviews(EPRs) prepared under the UNECE EPR programme.
The guidelines are based on the assessment and evaluation of the situation with regard to biodiversity monitoring in the target countries contained in their environmental performance reviews(EPRs), prepared under the ECE EPR Programme, as well as in the report, Europe's Environment: The fourth assessment.
These guidelines are based on the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action, which offers extensive advice on the main components of a national action plan, the constituencies that are to take part in their development, the identification of victims and steps and activities to promote and apply the plan.
These guidelines are based on a document called"Roadmap and Strategy"(now entitled"The Medium-to Long-term Fiscal Policy and an Economic and Fiscal Outlook for the Next Ten Years", decided on by the Cabinet on January 19, 2009), which expresses the whole Government's basic stance on medium-term measures to boost employment.
The guidelines are based on the assessment and evaluation of the situation with regard to water quality monitoring in the target countries contained in those countries' environmental performance reviews(EPRs) prepared under the UNECE Environmental Performance Reviews Programme, as well as in the report,"Europe's Environment: The fourth assessment.
The guidelines are based on existing international standards that address aspects of risk assessment for the transport of dangerous goods by rail(e.g. Directive 2004/49/EC on Rail Safety and the RAMS standard EN 50126) as well as existing tried and tested procedures or methods of national risk analysis models in some countries France, Netherlands, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
The Principles and Guidelines are based on the recognition that States should, where appropriate, undertake a series of measures that, even if not strictly related to legal aid, can maximize the positive impact that the establishment and/or reinforcement of a properly working legal aid system may have on a properly functioning criminal justice system and on access to justice.
The Guidelines were based on the guidelines for debris reduction developed by the Inter-Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee.