Examples of using Revised principles in English and their translations into Russian
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The revised Principles also strengthen disclosure requirements.
Requests the Human Rights Council to give due consideration to, and to adopt, the revised principles and guidelines.
It is hoped that the revised Principles of GLP can be adopted by Council in 1997.
At its thirtieth session, the Statistical Commission adopted the Classifications of Expenditure According to Purpose, and Revised Principles and Recommendations for a Vital Statistics System.
Draft revised principles and recommendations for population and housing censuses.
He also expressed some concern about the title, particularly with respect to the addition of the terms"gross" and"serious",which were not included in the revised Principles and Guidelines of 15 August 2003.
The revised principles envision strengthening the capacity of companies' shareholders in corporate governance.
Based on discussions during the second consultative meeting, the Chairperson-Rapporteur recommended that, in order togive delegations more time to examine the Proposal as well as the revised Principles and Guidelines of 24 October 2003, he planned to convene an additional oneday informal consultation prior to the next session of the Commission on Human Rights, the exact date being subject to the availability of facilities.
The draft revised principles and recommendations will be before the Commission for its views and possible adoption.
Delegations were urged to examine the revised Principles and Guidelines and to consult with their capitals on the document.
Draft revised principles and recommendations for vital statistics and civil registration statistics.
In order to prepare for those consultations, the revised Principles and Guidelines of 24 October 2003 would be translated and circulated to delegations.
The revised Principles respond to a number of issues that have undermined the confidence of investors in company management in recent years.
Many delegations expressed their appreciation for the amendments made in the revised Principles and Guidelines of 23 October 2003, which took into account many of the comments made during the consultation and the written proposals.
The revised Principles and Guidelines did not introduce new principles of international law, but rather consolidated and clarified already existing obligations.
Also, participants endorsed the inclusion in the revised Principles and Recommendations of a core set of topics to be collected and of outputs that every country should produce at least once in the period 2005-2014.
Also welcomes the revised principles and guidelines for the elimination of discrimination against persons affected by leprosy and their family members(A/HRC/AC/5/2) submitted by Mr. Sakamoto;
The Special Rapporteur respectfully recommends that the attached, revised Principles and Guidelines be considered by the Subcommission as a matter of the highest priority, with the aim of transmitting them to the Commission on Human Rights at its fifty-second session.
Further, the revised Principles underscore the responsibility of the external auditor to shareholders and also encourage analysts, brokers, rating agencies and others to ensure they are free from material conflicts of interest that might compromise the integrity of their analysis or advice.
In the area of performance management, the Commission gave detailed consideration to a package consisting of: revised principles and guidelines for performance appraisal and management and for the recognition of different levels of performance; a framework for reward and recognition programmes; measures to deal with unsatisfactory performance; and a series of generic training modules for performance appraisal.
Submits the revised principles and guidelines to the Human Rights Council for consideration at its fifteenth session, as requested in paragraph 3 of Human Rights Council resolution 12/7;
In order to give delegations more time to examine the Proposal as well as the revised Principles and Guidelines of 24 October 2003, the Chairperson-Rapporteur announced that he planned to convene an additional oneday informal consultation prior to the next session of the Commission on Human Rights, the exact date being subject to availability of conference facilities.
This needs to be followed up by another ICJ seminar in 2005 to discuss the revised principles set out in this report, as requested by the Sub-Commission which, in resolution 2004/47, welcomed"the initiative taken by the International Commission of Jurists to organize a second seminar of military and other experts… and[encouraged] other such initiatives.
This should be followed up by another ICJ seminar early in 2006 to discuss the revised principles set out in this report, as requested by the Sub-Commission, which, in its resolution 2005/15, expressed the wish that"under the auspices of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, a second seminar of military and other experts on the issue of the administration of justice through military tribunals be organized and[encouraged] other such initiatives" para. 6.
Revised principle 21 consolidates principles 20-22.
Phrases such as"revised text","updated text","revised principle", and"updated principle" refer to text that has been updated pursuant to resolution 2004/72.
The English text of the first sentence of revised principle 2- which corresponds to principle 1- replaces"systematic, gross" with"massive or systematic.
The heading and text of revised principle 3 are framed in terms of the duty of States to"preserve memory.
Revised principle 10(d) also incorporates principle 9(b) while updating the latter in light of the considerations noted above in paragraphs 9 and 18.
The third paragraph of revised principle 15 recognizes the need for"reasonable restrictions" on access to archives"aimed at safeguarding the privacy and security of victims and other individuals.