Examples of using Instruments and standards in English and their translations into Arabic
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Decisions regarding the relevance of the proposals in the blueprint and responsibility for taking specific actions would rest with each country, organization or other entity, as appropriate, taking into account the diversity of economic, social, cultural and political conditions, while respecting duly approved international instruments and standards in the field of human rights.
of indigenous peoples and their land ownership in conformity with international human rights instruments and standards.
Italy asked how Luxembourg intended to react to concerns on the family-reunification procedure, what measures it envisaged to enhance compliance with international instruments and standards on stateless persons, and what obstacles still remained to transmitting its national reports to the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
Taking note of Economic and Social Council decision 1992/255 of 20 July 1992, in which the Council requested United Nations bodies and specialized agencies to ensure that all technical assistance financed or provided by them was compatible with international instruments and standards applicable to indigenous people, and encouraged efforts to promote coordination in this field and greater participation of indigenous people in the planning and implementation of projects affecting them.
(c) Effective implementation of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action, including Wider inclusion in advisory services and training provided to countries, upon their request, of measures to be taken to combat racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, including through effective implementation of all relevant international instruments and standards, and enhancement of research and analysis in this area.
Taking note of Economic and Social Council decision 1992/255 of 20 July 1992, in which the Council requested United Nations bodies and specialized agencies to ensure that all technical assistance financed or provided by them was compatible with international instruments and standards applicable to indigenous peoples, and encouraged efforts to promote coordination in this field and greater participation of indigenous peoples in the planning and implementation of projects affecting them.
or" life in harmony"), which had been incorporated into the new Constitutions of Ecuador and Bolivia(Plurinational State of), together with international human rights instruments and standards.
Taking note of Economic and Social Council decision 1992/255 of 20 July 1992, in which the Council requested United Nations bodies and specialized agencies to ensure that all technical assistance financed or provided by them was compatible with international instruments and standards applicable to indigenous people, and encouraged efforts to promote coordination in this field and greater participation of indigenous people in the planning and implementation of projects affecting them.
Noting Economic and Social Council decision 1992/255 of 20 July 1992, in which the Council requested United Nations bodies and specialized agencies to ensure that all technical assistance financed or provided by them was compatible with international instruments and standards applicable to indigenous people, and encouraged efforts to promote coordination in this field and greater participation of indigenous people in the planning and implementation of projects affecting them.
Noting Economic and Social Council decision 1992/255 of 20 July 1992, in which the Council requested United Nations bodies and specialized agencies to ensure that all technical assistance financed or provided by them was compatible with international instruments and standards applicable to indigenous people, and encouraged efforts to promote coordination in this field and greater participation of indigenous people in the planning and implementation of projects affecting them.
Taking note of Economic and Social Council decision 1992/255 of 20 July 1992, in which the Council requested United Nations bodies and specialized agencies to ensure that all technical assistance financed or provided by them was compatible with international instruments and standards, and encouraged efforts to promote coordination in this field and greater participation of indigenous people in the planning and implementation of projects affecting them.
Recalling Economic and Social Council decision 1992/255 of 20 July 1992, in which the Council requested United Nations bodies and specialized agencies to ensure that all technical assistance financed or provided by them was compatible with international instruments and standards applicable to indigenous people and encouraged efforts to promote coordination in this field and greater participation of indigenous people in the planning and implementation of projects affecting them.
Assessment of the success and level of application of proven law enforcement countermeasures; awareness-raising on and promotion of anti-money-laundering provisions contained in the 1988 Convention, the Political Declaration and the action plan on countering money-laundering and other international instruments and standards; processing and analysis of supply reduction aspects of the Annual Report Questionnaires to be submitted by Governments;
duties of the individual as enunciated in this Declaration or in other international human rights instruments and standards.
(i) Promotion of legal instruments, including development of related standards. Assessment of the success and level of application of proven law enforcement countermeasures; awareness-raising on and promotion of anti-money-laundering provisions contained in the 1988 Convention, the Political Declaration and the plan of action on countering money-laundering and other international instruments and standards; processing and analysis of supply reduction aspects of the annual report questionnaires submitted by Governments;
II. RELEVANT INSTRUMENTS AND STANDARDS 9- 13 8.
Legal and normative framework, instruments and standards.
(ii) International, regional and national instruments and standards on legitimate restrictions to freedom of expression;
The Vienna document is complementary to the previously existing instruments and standards in the field of human rights.
In Switzerland, for example, basic training of prison officials includes instruction on international human rights instruments and standards.