Examples of using These principles and guidelines in English and their translations into Russian
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To assist in the use of these Principles and Guidelines the following definitions are used.
Strongly recommends the further elaboration of assessments of the impact of evictions, on the basis of these principles and guidelines.
The effective implementation of these principles and guidelines depends on acceptance by the countries concerned.
This gives rise to that group's ability to address procedurally its claimsto a State and receive the remedies provided for in these principles and guidelines.
These principles and guidelines apply to data integration work carried out in national statistical offices NSOs.
Subsequently, a proposal was made to insert an additional sentence clarifying that these Principles and Guidelines should be understood to be without prejudice to special rules of international law.
These principles and guidelines are intended for staffand contractors developing statistical applications.
A consultation exercise was launched in March 2011, where countries were invited to send their observations and report any problems with the practical implementation of these Principles and Guidelines.
Taking these principles and guidelines into account, five components for any generic restoration project are described in figure 2.
The use of the terms"addressed" or"referred to" was considered preferable to the word"contained" in order toavoid any implication that these principles and guidelines created new obligations.
These principles and guidelines are intended for electronic dissemination only,and are considered to be a living document.
In its resolution 1993/29, the Sub-Commission has decided to examine further these principles and guidelines, and for this purpose to establish, if necessary, a sessional working group at its forty-sixth session.
These principles and guidelines, whilst having some relevance to the creationand maintenance of statistical registers, do not cover these tasks.
This is not intended to minimize the importance of other violations of human rights law, butmerely to distinguish those violations which, for the purposes of these principles and guidelines, require the implementation mechanisms provided herein.
Nothing in these principles and guidelines precludes the future development of victims' collective rights under conventional and customary international law.
On the basis of these comments and those of the members of the Sub-Commission, the Special Rapporteur should be entrusted with presenting her final report to the Sub-Commission at its 47th session,in 1995, for the Sub-Commission to consider and adopt these principles and guidelines, as a first formal step towards committing the United Nations to the protection of indigenous peoples' heritage.
Nothing in these principles and guidelines shall be construed as restricting or derogating from any rights or obligations arising under international law.
The principles and guidelines presented below can be regarded only as a non-exhaustive list of generally accepted observations in the current stage of the development of nuclear-weapon-free zones and are based on current practices and available experiences,bearing in mind that the process of establishing nuclear-weapon-free zones should allow for the harmonious implementation of each of these principles and guidelines.
These principles and guidelines should be based on the best general rules for effective control of international transfers of all conventional arms and ammunition.
States should develop means of informing the general public and, in particular, victims of violations of international human rights and humanitarian law of the rights and remedies contained within these principles and guidelines and of all available legal, medical, psychological, social, administrative and all other services to which victims may have a right of access.
To ensure that these principles and guidelines are translated into action, a joint programme has been initiated with UNICEF, the purpose of which is to train social workers at the local level.
In order to have an international regulatory framework that is effectively applicable both to the disaster-affected countries and the assisting countries on the ground, it is necessary for the Economic and Social Council to review these principles and guidelines and initiate a process of legislation of coherent international norms and regulations open to all relevant stakeholders and actors see recommendation 1.
We are confident that these principles and guidelines will prove useful for the management of international relations, the peaceful settlement of disputes and the creation of new norms of international conduct.
These principles and guidelines should draw on lessons learned from peacekeeping operationsand should be incorporated into the training of United Nations personnel deployed in peacekeeping missions.
Doing more includes providing access to microdata that is the main focus of these principles and guidelines. Although the reference is to NSOs in these guidelines, in many countries, particularly those with decentralised systems, there are several statistical producers.
The purpose of these principles and guidelines is to promoteand facilitate the integration of a human rights perspective into national, regional and international anti-trafficking laws, policies and interventions.
Consequently, it must be understood that these principles and guidelines are not intended to reflect the legal differences between international human rights law violationsand international humanitarian law violations.
These principles and guidelines refer to core international human rights instruments where economic, social and cultural rights are included, and provide for their application and interpretation without discrimination on any grounds.
In cooperation with indigenous peoples, the United Nations should bring these principles and guidelines to the attention of all Member States through, inter alia, international, regional and national seminars and publications, with a view to promoting the strengthening of national legislation and international conventions in this field.
These principles and guidelines originated from recommendations of the World Tourism Organization, a part of UN family(UNWTO)and they include, among other things, an assessment and management of carrying capacity of the border area, sustainability indicators etc.