Examples of using Developing guidelines in English and their translations into Spanish
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The regional diversity provides a good basis for developing guidelines and recommendations that can be used in both developed and developing statistical systems.
The project is developing guidelines and management tools for the incorporation of marine and coastal zone consideration into settlements planning.
The members of the subgroup discussed the possibility of developing guidelines for States parties to facilitate the preparation of their follow-up replies.
Developing guidelines, procedures and manuals for programme planning,
Developing guidelines and concrete steps by participants to assist the States Parties in the full and effective implementation of the BWC.
effectiveness of police operations and developing guidelines on audit and inspection regimes for police operations.
IHEI is developing guidelines for the siting and design of hotels.
WHO is developing guidelines on protecting workers from the potential risks of manufactured nanomaterials.
Developing guidelines concerning regional
FAO has started developing guidelines to update recommendations for agricultural policy to better integrate climate adaptation and mitigation challenges.
We bring our technical knowledge to support their processes for developing guidelines for responsible production of agricultural commodities.
Further developing guidelines for programmatic approaches under JI, including PoAs.
Update on progress on developing guidelines for the preparation and validation of reagents for molecular tests.
AHR recommended passing laws and developing guidelines for child custody determinations taking domestic violence concerns into account.
All committees could consider developing guidelines for States parties to facilitate the preparation of follow-up reports.
The group may wish to consider developing guidelines which deal specifically with this topic.
The Working Group on Indigenous Populations is developing guidelines on the protection and use of the heritage of indigenous peoples,
It proposed developing guidelines towards a more coordinated approach that countries would be free to adopt.
In 2006, UNODC began developing guidelines to assist Member States with implementation of the Firearms Protocol.
The Inter-Committee Meeting working group on follow-up recommended that all committees concerned consider developing guidelines for States parties in order to facilitate the preparation of follow-up replies.