The Customs Department has implemented part of the application outlined in the Integrated Supply Chain Management Guidelines (formerly Advance Cargo Information Guidelines).

(b) Guidelines for the Committee's new application form have been prepared and clear instructions provided

The repositioning of the building and application of the Headquarters MOSS guidelines necessitated some revisions to the preliminary design.

As another way of addressing concerns about the general character of draft guidelines 3.1.5 and 3.1.6, the Special Rapporteur had proposed a large number of guidelines in the section of his report on application of the criterion.

These inadequacies no doubt stem from inconsistent application outside of the United Nations and its funds and programmes of procurement policy guidelines laid down by the General Assembly.

A set of guidelines by which officers and directors should conduct themselves are essential for the meaningful use and application of the principles contained in the Legislative Guide.

In the other sectors, the situation is more complex because implementation will require the amendment or revision of a considerable number of different legal texts and guidelines for application.

Calls upon Member States, intergovernmental and non governmental organizations and community leaders to further the use and application of the Guidelines for the Prevention of Crime and the guidelines for cooperation and technical assistance in the field of urban crime prevention, in accordance with their national legislation

Guidelines on international protection application of the exclusion clauses article 1F of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees , UNHCR document HCR GIP 03 05, 4 Sept. 2003, para.

(e) To strengthen further the policy against harassment, including sexual harassment, inter alia, by ensuring the full implementation of the guidelines for its application at Headquarters and in the field

The participants had agreed, inter alia, to set up a working group to develop draft guidelines designed to strengthen the application of the Paris Principles in the Asia Pacific region.

These general provisions, and any associated guidelines, apply as much to tourism as to other economic sectors, and their application to tourism can be strengthened though development of additional tourism specific guidance.

The application and interpretation of these Basic Principles and Guidelines must be consistent with international human rights law and international humanitarian law and be without any discrimination of any kind or ground, without exception.

Reaffirming the relevance of the guidelines contained in chapter XV of the Guidelines for the application by the Sub Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights of the rules of procedure of the functional commissions of the Economic and Social Council and other decisions and practices relating thereto (Sub Commission decision 1999 114, annex),

21. Recommends that, whenever sanctions are imposed, their impact on children be assessed and monitored and that humanitarian exemptions be child focused and formulated with clear guidelines for their application

23. Recommends that, whenever sanctions are imposed, their impact on children be assessed and monitored and that humanitarian exemptions be child focused and formulated with clear guidelines for their application

(f) To strengthen further the policy against harassment, including sexual harassment, by, inter alia, ensuring the full implementation of the guidelines for its application at Headquarters and in the field, including in peacekeeping operations

(i) To continue to work to strengthen further the policy against harassment, including sexual harassment, by, inter alia, ensuring the full implementation of the guidelines for its application at Headquarters and in the field

With regard to exclusion from refugee status, in 2003 UNHCR updated and issued revised Guidelines and an accompanying Background Note on the application of the Article 1F exclusion clauses.ii These guidelines address the challenge of applying the exclusion clauses in a balanced and consistent manner, in keeping inter alia with international human rights obligations.

The application and interpretation of these Basic Principles and Guidelines must be consistent with international human rights law and international humanitarian law and be without any discrimination of any kind or on any ground, without exception.

The development of a set of guidelines on director and officer responsibilities and liabilities which is flexible in its application could be a valuable supplement to other forces driving nations to progress reforms in this area.

25. The application and interpretation of these Basic Principles and Guidelines must be consistent with international human rights law and international humanitarian law and be without any discrimination of any kind or on any ground, without exception.

Adoption of guidelines

Reiterates the continued importance of the Paris Principles as a set of important recommended guidelines of practice for national institutions, recognizes the value of further strengthening their application and encourages States, national institutions and other interested parties to consider ways to achieve this

Features of proposed guidelines

Adopts the definitions, modalities, rules and guidelines relating to land use, land use change and forestry activities under Articles 3, 6 and 12 of the Kyoto Protocol contained in the attached annex for application in the first commitment period.

Time of application

Sphere of application

Scope of application

Scope of application.

It was noted that the issue of the incorporation of substitute or modified materials, products and processes into the guidelines was distinct from that of the consideration of alternatives in the application of best available techniques and the issues should be dealt with separately.

Development of sectoral guidelines, e.g., guidelines for tourism, boating, diving, cruise lines, coastal construction and fisheries.

The Protection Policy and Legal Advice Section prepares guidelines on protection policy and standards and provides legal advice on legislation and on interpretation and application of the 1951 Convention, as well as expertise to implement legislation and policies on protection.

There will be a need to establish a well defined framework for collaboration among the various international observer groups to facilitate the activities of observers on the ground, to ensure appropriate geographical coverage and to provide guidelines on the application of common standards.

In these guidelines, the Revised 1996 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories are referred to as the IPCC Guidelines.

Guidelines and rules of procedure

General review of the guidelines

Adoption of guidelines on tourism

Recalling further the rules of procedure of the functional commissions of the Economic and Social Council and other decisions and practices relating thereto, and Sub Commission decision 1999 114 of 26 August 1999 by which the Sub Commission adopted guidelines for the application of the rules,

Application of chapter V

Application of the annex

Application of this chapter

Scope of Application provisions

Including programming manuals, UNDP User Guide, MDG guidelines, and other relevant guidelines

Strategic Guidelines