Examples of using Non-binding guidelines in English and their translations into Spanish
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The introduction of the right to prepare non-binding guidelines is an example.
Others had favoured non-binding guidelines, which they perceived as a more realistic outcome.
His delegation agreed with the Special Rapporteur's suggestion that the topic was more suited to the development of non-binding guidelines.
Non-binding guidelines on asset recovery should be further developed with a view to enhancing effective approaches to asset recovery.
The outcome on preferential rules of origin takes the form of non-binding guidelines for making rules of origin simpler and more transparent.
Ii. Non-binding guidelines- The instrument would exist as a set of non-binding guidelines to which States may voluntarily subscribe.
However, in view of the dearth of State practice,great care should be taken even when formulating non-binding guidelines.
Recalling the United Nations Non-binding Guidelines on the Use of Military or Armed Escorts for Humanitarian Convoys of 14 September 2001.
Particular reference was made to the considerable experience in that field of ILO,which had developed non-binding guidelines for multinational enterprises.
Although aware of views in the Sixth Committee in favour of non-binding guidelines, he had urged that at the current early stage the focus should be on substance rather than form.
Draft articles should be elaborated, butit was premature to decide whether they would take the form of a framework convention or non-binding guidelines.
The draft articles should ultimately take the form of non-binding guidelines supplementing existing documents on humanitarian assistance.
As to the final outcome,the Special Rapporteur had indicated that she considered the topic more suited to the development of non-binding guidelines than to a draft convention.
For example, IMO is developing non-binding guidelines on security arrangements for vessels which do not fall within the scope of SOLAS Chapter XI-2 and the ISPS Code see MSC 83/28, at pp.
However, increasing scrutiny of Chinese overseas investments has prompted the Chinese government to develop non-binding guidelines for Chinese companies operating overseas.
While aware of views in the Sixth Committee in favour of non-binding guidelines, the Special Rapporteur urged that at this early stage, the focus be on the substance rather than the form.
They are either conventions, which are legally binding international treaties that may be ratified by member states, or recommendations,which serve as non-binding guidelines.
Those activities have culminated in the drafting of a set of non-binding guidelines on the domestic facilitation and regulation of international disaster relief and initial recovery assistance.
Before their entry into force, the judicial administration,an independent body, had sent general information about those rules, as well as non-binding guidelines for their implementation, to all the courts in the country.
Regarding the form of the Commission's work,it was stated that non-binding guidelines, a guide to practice or a framework of principles addressed to all actors would have more practical value and enjoy widespread acceptance.
A new social welfare and health-care planning system, with a 4-year action programme covering the period from 2000 to 2003, defined objectives andtargets and contained non-binding guidelines for the municipalities, which were responsible for their practical implementation.
The view was also expressed that the development of non-binding guidelines or a framework of principles for States and others engaged in disaster relief was likely to be of more practical value and enjoy more widespread support.
This departs from the Commission's previous recommendation that States parties should be free to choose in the case of multiple requests, butcould be offered non-binding guidelines on choosing, for example suggesting that requests from the court are given special consideration.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization adopted a set of non-binding guidelines in June 2010 to streamline the process for addressing harm to civilians and to ensure fairness, predictability and sensitivity to victims.
Recommends that States parties to the Convention share, on a voluntary basis, lessons learned from past cases and good practices by requesting and requested States,with a view to compiling non-binding guidelines for efficient asset recovery and disseminating effective approaches for future asset recovery cases;
The present set of non-binding guidelines is available to Member States for their consideration in the development and strengthening of crime prevention and criminal justice policies, strategies, legislation and cooperation mechanisms to prevent and combat trafficking in cultural property and related offences in all situations.
When an international instrument was developed, it should take the form of a normative instrument:setting non-binding guidelines was seen as more practical and feasible than attempting to establish more mandatory or prescriptive ones, given the nature of the subject matter.
In that respect, it merits paying particular attention to the Inter-Agency Standing Committee Non-Binding Guidelines on the Use of Armed Escorts for Humanitarian Convoys of 2013, which are designated to assist relevant actors in making what is a very sensitive decision, with full consideration for humanitarian principles and the security of humanitarian operations.
Develop, enhance, update and implement ILO safe work standards, ILO guidelines on occupational safety and health management system(ILO-OSH 2001)and other non-binding guidelines and codes of practice to promote the sound management of chemicals in the workplace, including those particular to indigenous and tribal populations.
As for the possible form of the Commission's work,the view was expressed that the development of non-binding guidelines, a guide to practice or a framework of principles for States and others engaged in disaster relief would be of more practical value and would enjoy more widespread support and acceptance.