Examples of using By the principles in English and their translations into Chinese
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This empowers them to become impactful organizational leaders, who exhibit clear thinking, and a set of convictions underpinned by the principles of responsibility and sustainability.
These partnerships must reflect the contributions and rights not only of Governments but of all relevant stakeholders, and should be guided by the principles of transparency and accountability.
Guided by the principles relating to economic, social and cultural rights enshrined in, inter alia, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
(e) The work of the Committee on the Rights of the Child in the promotion of the right to education, guided by the principles of the best interest of the child, non- discrimination and participation;
(a) The inadmissibility of the use of NPS in Earth orbits, based on the premise that any activity conducted in outer space should be governed by the principles of preservation of life and maintenance of peace;
We must seize the opportunity to return sustainable development, as defined by the principles of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development(A/CONF.151/26(Vol. 1)), to the centre of the global development matrix.
It is guided by the principles of the 2004 Nairobi Action Plan and has made an active contribution to the realization of the initiative to achieve a mine-free South-Eastern Europe by 2009.
Such written proceedings are governed by the principles of equality of the parties, public hearing and impartiality of the judge, who is responsible for directing the course of proceedings, but has no power to act ex officio.
Governed by the principles of sustainable economic development, the Government of Tajikistan has identified three strategic goals, namely, freeing the country from communications isolation, ensuring energy security, and ensuring food security.
UNICEF acts at the national, regional and global levels to fulfil the right to development, guided by the principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and understanding the child as the central subject of development.
While today such communities have been established in specific territories, the establishment of families is still governed by the principles of reciprocity, known as ayni, minka, yanapa and other forms of barter.
One example is offered by the principles of international law, recognized by the Charter of the International Tribunal and reflected in its judgement, which were endorsed by the International Law Commission.