Examples of using Normative principles in English and their translations into Spanish
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Mainstreaming normative principles.
The acquisition or retention of nationality is therefore governed by the same normative principles.
The General Assembly has adopted a set of normative principles and standards which deal with the rights of victims of crime.
SUR- INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL ON HUMAN RIGHTS44 as a semantic field,rather than as a defined set of normative principles or conceptual tool.
Results achieved related to UNDG normative principles of human rights, gender equality and environmental sustainability;
Per cent of country offices that meet organizational benchmarks for programme strategies and normative principles.
These core roles reflect the foundational normative principles of the human rights-based approach to development, gender mainstreaming and environmental sustainability.
The Guidelines form part of the body of the United Nations standards and norms in crime prevention andcriminal justice, which are internationally recognized normative principles in that area as developed by the international community since 1950.
The normative principles together with practical strategies provide the evidence and ideas for States to reorient and redesign their policies and programmes to ensure respect for HIV-related rights and to be most effective in addressing the epidemic.
The Compendium offers a comprehensive overview of the issues at stake and contains internationally recognized normative principles and standards in crime prevention and criminal justice that have been developed by the international community over the last 50 years.
In December 2001, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights delivered a lecture at the World Bank in Washington, D.C.,entitled"Bridging the gap between human rights and development: from normative principles to operational relevance.
The normative principles together with practical strategies provide the evidence and ideas for States to reorient and redesign their policies and programmes to ensure respect for HIV-related rights and to be most effective in addressing the epidemic.
He underscored that the new dynamic results matrices could be tested through the lenses of the normative principles while remaining flexible enough to allow for changes in strategies in response to the national priorities of programme countries.
The normative principles, as defined by the United Nations Development Group, namely human rights, gender equality and environmental sustainability, will be mainstreamed in all components of the plan and will be monitored and reported as a component of the performance management system.
By its very nature the mandate must be concerned with millions of people whose needs for protection and assistance are immense,compelling and urgent, and for whom the normative principles and enforcement mechanisms are grossly inadequate and need to be developed and made effective.
As distinct from a“human rights framework”,which asserts fundamental normative principles and requires states to contemplate a range of measures in order to fulfil their obligations, a human rights-based approach provides practical guidance and concrete tools to this end.
Other contributions by the mandate have included addressing specific issues related to internal displacement,in an effort to enhance either the understanding of normative principles or the practices and policies of States, civil society and the international community.
In line with the organizational priorities and normative principles enshrined in human rights instruments, the country programme will adopt an equity-focused and inclusive approach as a means to achieve the Millennium Development Goals for children.
The business models of United Nations entities must also be examined through that lens in order to enhance their impact on crucial development issues,using internationally agreed normative principles and an evidence-based, methodologically rigorous decision-making process.
The Plan is based on the normative principles of the Convention, namely: the best interests of the child, non-discrimination- which, in turn means a gender perspective and promoting social equality by pursuing equal opportunities and social inclusion- protecting the life and full development of the potential of all children and making children's participation effective so that they take on a proactive role in their environment.
In our country, ISSS develops social security programmes in the areas of health and pensions,which are founded on normative principles, the social policy of the State, a legal framework and a financial/economic basis, which has been designed to make possible the operation and development of each of these programmes.
In general, parliamentarians, both those in national and regional parliaments( as in the case of Members of the European Parliament), can therefore play a very important role in tracking migration governance processes at the national, regional andglobal levels to help ensure that the normative principles agreed at the global level do not undermine or fragment the human rights of migrants at the national and regional levels.
He concluded by reiterating the final hope expressed in his report on internally displaced persons(A/48/579), namely,that the international community would develop normative principles and institutional arrangements for combating the crisis; the appointment of a representative of the Secretary-General on internally displaced persons should not be regarded as a ground for complacency.
The analysis presented in this report was developed through a range of consultations:(a) feedback on the MTSP from all UNICEF field offices;(b) questionnaire responses from United Nations Member States and UNICEF National Committees;(c) workshops with key staff from field andheadquarters offices; and(d) in-depth reviews of the focus areas, normative principles and cross-cutting strategies of the MTSP.
Finally, given the acuteness of the crisis and the urgent need for remedies,it is to be hoped that the international community will soon see fit to developing appropriate normative principles and institutional arrangements for an effective response to the serious problem confronting the rapidly increasing numbers of internally displaced persons world wide.
In his first report to the General Assembly, at its forty-eighth session in 1993, the Representative observed that, given the acuteness of the crisis of internal displacement and the urgent need for remedies,it was to be hoped that the international community would soon see fit to develop appropriate normative principles and institutional arrangements for an effective response to the serious problem confronting the rapidly increasing numbers of internally displaced persons worldwide.
South- South cooperation should be understood in terms of policy coordination and cooperation built around a development vision that is democratic and inclusive,and rooted in the normative principles of equity, social progress, complementarity, solidarity, mutual benefit, sharing of resources, policy coherence and innovation among developing countries, and respect for sovereignty and human rights.
Gender equality is integral to the Strategic Plan as a normative principle and as a core element of the refocus on equity.
State neutrality in this sense can be understood as a normative principle deriving from the obligation of a nondiscriminatory implementation of freedom of religion or belief.
Gender equality is integral to UNICEF's Strategic Plan as a normative principle and is central to the refocus on equity.
