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At a minimum, the realization of the right to an effective remedy for trafficked children should be guided by the general principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Thus, any case of loss of nationality should be guided by domestic law
The Commission ' s future work should be guided by results on the ground and tangible improvements in conditions in Burundi.
states that environmental protection in Ghana should be guided by a preventative approach.
Views were expressed that priority areas for the work of the Department should be guided by the revised medium-term plan as well as by the Millennium Declaration.
The use of ICT for development should be guided by demand, allowing the market to play a fundamental role in resource distribution.
Reporting by affected country Parties should be guided by continual consultation with and participation by relevant stakeholders.
Such programmes should be guided and informed by human rights principles and promote greater self-sufficiency and empowerment of IDP communities.
The implementation of medical procedures should be guided by respect for the human rights of those service users;
Capacity-building for the purpose of implementing Article 16 should be guided by a plan for step-by-step capacity enhancement for Parties on a regional basis.
(a) Maximum disclosure. National legislation on access to information should be guided by the principle of maximum disclosure.
The framework for action on adaptation should be guided and informed by Convention Articles 4.1(b),(e)
(e) Any processes of decentralization in relation to housing should be guided and informed by human rights, in particular the right to adequate housing.
In each case, the roles of, and relationships among, the intergovernmental bodies should be guided by the principles, purposes and provisions of the Charter.
The implementation of this programme should be guided by the priorities established in the relevant General Assembly resolutions and decisions.
Any intervention by the United Nations should be guided by the needs and consent of the host country.
The cooperation should be guided by commercial criteria in line with the Joint Declaration of September 1995.
Law enforcement and criminal justice responses to the problem should be guided by United Nations standards and norms in crime prevention and criminal justice.
In carrying out the recommendations set out in this priority, the stakeholders concerned should be guided by the full decision document and companion information paper that were developed by the Forum Working Group.
