Examples of using Developing rules in English and their translations into Spanish
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Box 2 Developing rules, norms and standards.
Another key achievement of the Additional Protocols was codifying and developing rules on the conduct of hostilities.
So EPA is developing rules with compliance built in.
Saudi Arabia reported that the States members of the Gulf Cooperation Council were developing rules and practices to reduce by-catches.
The International Law Commission, by developing rules of law, played an important role in facilitating the work of the General Assembly.
Suggestions were also made that the Commission should first address the topic de lege lata andthereafter consider developing rules de lege ferenda.
However, her country was behind in developing rules for new financial instruments.
Developing rules for some sort of substantive connection between international trade and environmental law, through the dispute settlement mechanism.
You enjoy dealing with details and facts, developing rules and guidelines, and establishing standards.
As regards draft article 5 on invalidity of unilateral acts,it was observed that it constituted a good provisional basis for developing rules on the matter.
Agencies have the responsibility for developing rules of staff conduct which prevent abuse of the beneficiaries.
The Commission had continued its fruitful cooperation with regional bodies,which played an important role in developing rules of international law in the regional context.
The Commission should avoid developing rules in the area of international organizations that merely paralleled the rules set forth in the draft articles on State responsibility.
UNSOM will assist the Federal Government in formulating a national maritime strategy,progressing with the promulgation of the exclusive economic zone and developing rules and procedures to deal with maritime issues.
The travaux préparatoires should indicate that, in developing rules concerning payment of its expenses, the Conference of the Parties to the Convention should ensure that voluntary contributions are considered a source of funding.
The issue of transboundary aquifers was somewhat complex and, given the current lack of any extensive State practice in this area,haste should be avoided in developing rules of international law on the matter.
Draft article 5 constituted a good provisional basis for developing rules about the causes of invalidity, which should be related to the rules defining the conditions of validity of unilateral acts.
Responsibility for labour matters was more evenly shared by the regions and the national Government, and there was strong cooperation between the ministries and the regional andprovincial authorities in developing rules for the labour market.
Developing rules to achieve that result, however, was felt to go beyond the scope of the Working Group's efforts to remove obstacles to electronic commerce in existing international trade-related instruments.
Dialogue is intensifying on the appropriate provisioning of global public goods,such as curbing climate change, developing rules for stable financial markets, advancing multilateral trade negotiations and agreeing on mechanisms to finance and produce green technologies.
As part of the process of increasing autonomy and decentralization, the departmental assemblies were established with deliberative, supervisory and legislative powers(article 277 of the Constitution)and with responsibility for developing rules regulating social, economic and political matters in each department.
The International Seabed Authority has been developing rules, regulations and procedures concerning the prospecting, exploration and exploitation of marine minerals in the Area which, inter alia, aim at ensuring an environmentally sustainable development of seabed mineral resources therein.
Her delegation endorsed the Commission's decision to entrust to a working group the task of considering the advisability of developing rules on the negotiability of EDI transport documents, particularly maritime bills of lading, and on the use of electronic registries.
Improving the situation of people at sea has been an increasing focus of the international community. Through relevant instruments dealing with workers in the maritime sector and international migrants by sea, including stowaways,efforts have concentrated on developing rules and standards for the better treatment of people at sea.
Mr. Hmoud(Jordan) said that, in the light of the scarcity of international practice,the Commission should take a cautious approach in developing rules on responsibility of international organizations, especially in modelling draft articles on the corresponding articles on responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts.
In its resolution 2006/23 of 27 July 2006, the Economic and Social Council invited Member States, consistent with their domestic legal systems,to encourage their judiciaries to take into consideration the Bangalore Principles of Judicial Conduct when reviewing or developing rules with respect to the professional and ethical conduct of members of the judiciary.
There were limits on the extent to which analogies could appropriately be drawn with regard to attribution of responsibility to States; accordingly,the Commission should avoid developing rules for international organizations that mirrored the rules intended for States in the draft articles on State responsibility.
Invites Member States, consistent with their domestic legal systems, to encourage their judiciaries to take into consideration the Bangalore Principles of Judicial Conduct, annexed to the present resolution,when reviewing or developing rules with respect to the professional and ethical conduct of members of the judiciary;
Those who had spoken in favour of the eventual adoption of the articles on diplomatic protection as a convention had stressed, inter alia,the important role the articles had played in clarifying and developing rules of customary international law and the legal certainty that a convention would provide.
The United Nations Economic and Social Council, in its resolution 2006/23 of 27 July 2006, invited States Members of the United Nations to encourage their judiciaries, in line with their domestic legal systems,to take into consideration the Bangalore Principles when reviewing or developing rules on the professional and ethical conduct of the members of the judiciary.
