Examples of using Legislative development in English and their translations into French
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guidelines, including model legislation on the basis of needs assessments regarding the prevailing circumstances and stage of legislative development.
Undertaking legislative development using two weeks of conference time per subject, therefore, would require considerably
Pending the legislative development that will follow the decisions of the Constitutional Court,
In 2001-2002, the UNDP HIV/AIDS Response Group supported the governance structures of seven major civil society networks and the process of legislative development in ten sub-Saharan African countries.
The Commission will be aware that legislative development routinely combines formal
support the adoption and use of UNCITRAL texts are found in the series of documents before it regarding activities other than legislative development listed in para. 7 above.
As regards the allocation of resources for legislative development, the Commission has regularly emphasized the benefit of UNCITRAL's primary working method-- that is, legislative development through formal negotiations in a working group.
First, the Commission set out four tests that it would bear in mind in deciding whether to take up a topic and remit legislative development in the subject-area to a working group.
as an important legislative development in 2008, the entry into force of the Law on Social Insurance
Lastly, the fourth legislative development to be mentioned is the adaptation of legislation relating to electronic communication,
For example, the Centre for Legislative Development in Manila and PARAGON/UNDP provide various capacity enhancement programmes for legislators
It had decided not to undertake legislative development in the area of public-private partnerships, although that possibility
Legislative development is a key priority in Africa,
The Commission reaffirmed its support for formal working methods as the primary method of legislative development, given the transparent, inclusive
of document A/CN.9/816 that the Commission might set a tentative legislative development plan for 3-5 years,
to assist in the process of legislative development and to train staff of institutions such as SENAC
Centre for Legislative Development, the Philippines The Centre for Legislative Development is a Philippine-based non-governmental organisation, which aims to assist in the capacity development of national and local legislatures
challenges in the area of legislative development and institutional restructuring.
efforts should be exerted to establish and activate national structures consistent with the legislative development of the bases of international humanitarian law.
understanding of the Firearms Protocol and to promote legislative development processes.