Examples of using Its basic principles in English and their translations into Spanish
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Nevertheless, we can highlight its basic principles.
Article 311, paragraph 2 provides that the Convention shall not alter the rights and obligations of States parties which arise from other agreements, provided that they are compatible with the Convention anddo not affect the application of its basic principles.
With this role,the global programme is able to maximize its advantages as a means for UNDP to operationalize its basic principles and promote them further in the international development arena.
Finally, the physical or virtual spaces of the CCCB may be used for cultural initiatives produced by other agents,which the institution can host whenever these do not contradict its basic principles.
During such lessons, the students are informed of the history of the adoption of the Convention, its basic principles and concepts, its significance, and the contents of the Guarantees of the Rights of the Child Act.
Sovereignty created international law and also constituted one of its basic principles.
From the genesis of the GATT,passing through its structure and its basic principles.
Taking into consideration that ROMI has as one of its basic principles to respect the environment, all its Staff should have the commitment, during their functions, of preserving the environment, adopting actions that aim to improve the quality life of the human being;
Many States that had not acceded to the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines and on Their Destruction(Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention)were nonetheless respecting its basic principles.
Democracy is strengthened when its basic principles are accepted, i.e. if most citizens believe in fairness, equality, and political tolerance as broad principles.1 Democracy is also strengthened when citizens trust well-functioning institutions and support democratic norms.
Mr. Benmehidi(Algeria), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said sustainable development provided the framework to address multifaceted economic development, butit should be strengthened and not allow its basic principles to be renegotiated or retracted.
All States to act in cooperation with the United Nations and in conformity with its Charter andin particular its basic principles relating to respect for human rights in all countries with a view to taking all appropriate measures to enforce international humanitarian law;
The Proliferation Security Initiative, of which Spain had been one of the originators, sought to establish yet another legal andpolitical framework in the fight against the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, and its basic principles had already been endorsed by some 60 countries.
United Nations departure from its basic principles aids and abets those factors which have clearly opted for war in Bosnia and Herzegovina and, by extension, for the escalation of war in the territory of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia with unforeseeable consequences for the broader region of the Balkans.
We also believe that the Agreement must continue to be the foundation for negotiating new regional agreements,such as the one currently underway in the South Pacific, and that its basic principles should also be applied to discrete high seas stocks by all flag States.
The Committee encourages the Government to pursue its efforts aiming at creating awareness of the Convention and having its basic principles understood by the general public, and to continue training relevant professional groups such as teachers, judges, law enforcement officials, social workers and the personnel in care and detention institutions, as well as military personnel.
The Court held that the respondents' behavior inflicted grave damage on the basic right of equality, andfurther damaged the moral standards that every enlightened society desires to institutionalize as part of its basic principles and the way of life of its citizens.
Among its basic principles of cultural policy for the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, particularly its article 31, the new National programme for Culture 2008- 2011 includes an important principle of"development of cultural awareness and expression of children and youth", which emphasises systematic care for the culture of children and young people.
However, the United Nations common system, though an indispensable framework for the administration of those conditions of service,was far from perfect, and its technical details had taken on an importance that overshadowed and obscured its basic principles and conceptual framework.
That, from the moment they are detained, they have access, free of charge, to a public defender who speaks their language(or who has an interpreter) and who is familiar with indigenous law or its basic principles, including the possibility of having the matter handled wholly within the indigenous justice system where applicable, or of calling on cultural or anthropological expertise;
The Centre in Rome made arrangements with RAI television to emphasize human rights themes throughout Human Rights Day broadcasting: the morning news highlighted the articles of the Universal Declarationof Human Rights and an afternoon children's programme presented its basic principles in an educational game format.
Furthermore, as a result of the Institute agreement,will highlight its basic principles which cannot be excluded, namely the social function of the contract and the objective good faith by bringing in your midst the concepts of loyalty and transparency of pre-and pós-contratuais obligations, causing the employer present clearly the terms and conditions of employment of the worker, which in turn must abide by them.
Recommends the endorsement of the Policy Statement for the Asia-Pacific Boundaries Data Set of the Permanent Committee on Geographic Information System Infrastructure for Asia and the Pacific, and its Basic Principles for Developing and Utilizing the Asia-Pacific Regional Fundamental Data Set;
One of its basic principles is“to establish the democratic, participatory, intercultural and bilingual nature of national education, in response to national reality”; the aims of the reform include acknowledging“Bolivia's ethnic and cultural diversity, by opting for an intercultural and bilingual form of education to satisfy the needs of the individual and of his community” CERD/C/281/Add.1, paras. 49 and 50.
The effect such a mandate could have on future United Nations operations needed to be carefully considered, taking into account the possible impact on United Nations peacekeeping,including its basic principles, in particular the principle of impartiality, safety and security of peacekeepers and protection of civilians.
Although the UNCITRAL Model Law on Public Procurement of Goods, Construction and Services remained an important international benchmark in procurement law reform, Nigeria was in favour of updating the law to include new practices and to simplify the presentation of the model provisions, butbelieved that caution should be exercised in order to preserve its basic principles and retain the provisions that had proved useful.
International humanitarian law aims primarily to protect persons not taking or no longer taking part in hostilities, such as civilian populations,and one of its basic principles is that parties to an armed conflict must at all times distinguish between the civilian population and combatants and between civilian objects and military objectives, and direct attacks only against military objectives.
It had a reservation, however, in regard to the reference to General Assembly resolution 46/51 in the first preambular paragraph, since that resolution contained matters which were irrelevant to the objectives of the current resolution and Declaration, andwhich could contradict one of its basic principles, namely, that terrorist acts were criminal and could not be justified.
In order to achieve a satisfactory degree of harmonization and certainty, it is recommended that States make as few changes as possible in incorporating the new Model Law into their legal systems andthat they take due regard of its basic principles, including technology neutrality, nondiscrimination between domestic and foreign electronic signatures, party autonomy and the international origin of the Model Law.