National standards of living survey.

Cuánto, National standards of living survey.

The present document attempts to capture those standards and to present a consensus of the standards desirable in any specific internal control structure.

1. The establishment of consensus based national electoral commissions

National Institute of Statistics and Censuses, national household survey on standards of living, 2001.

National Institute of Statistics and Censuses, national household survey on standards of living, 2001.

Member of the National Committee on Industrial Quality Standards.

A. Development of international standards for national financial systems

These policies were sustained successfully because of the underlying national consensus.

Some business and other participants recognized a responsibility to respect international standards when national standards were lacking, particularly in the area of labour standards.

National Institute of Statistics and Censuses, national household survey on standards of living, p. 143.

National Institute of Statistics and Censuses, national household survey on standards of living, p. 135.

General report, 2001 national household survey on standards of living.

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In order to build national consensus, the draft remains open for debate.

There was general consensus on the need to implement existing conventions and standards in the area of countering money laundering.

(a) Examination of national standards and regulations for environmental financial accounting

That process will involve public dialogue in an effort to build national consensus.

National Institute of Statistics and Censuses, national household survey on standards of living, op. cit., p. 134.

Such quality shall be graded according to the national or trade standards.

(c) The need for national practices to meet internationally agreed minimum standards

The materials shall in principle conform to national or international material standards.

This House then strengthened the decision of the Government by reflecting a national consensus.

At each of those moments, we took the right decision guided by our national interest and supported by a national consensus.

Also, national legislation had not yet been harmonized with the Interim National Constitution, which recognized international human rights standards.

Moreover, national courts increasingly refer to international standards in order to evaluate the validity of national law and practice.

Most national financial reporting standards, and IFRS, require extensive disclosure on this matter.

The need to have representation of national standards bodies and SMEs was stressed.

The Cairo meeting showed that the basis for national consensus on difficult issues still remains.

The making of Iraq's new constitution can be instrumental for forging a new national consensus.

UNDP had targeted ten countries to facilitate national consensus building on policies, programmes and coordination.

(i) Adapting internationally agreed standards, norms and principles to regional, national and local contexts

Parliament plays a fundamental role in reforming national legislation in line with international standards.

The standards and norms can serve as a point of departure for national policies.

In our national parliaments, decisions are made every day on serious indeed, crucial issues without consensus.

Perfil comparativo de la pobreza en Nicaragua, National Institute of Statistics and Censuses, national household survey on standards of living, 1993 2001.

Source System of gender focused indicators (SIEG) 2001 national household survey on standards of living.

Potential trade effects also determine the appropriate timing and sectoral priorities in implementing national standards.

D. Role of BITs in the development of national law and standards of international law

Each State should, however, reach its own national consensus on whether to permit or prohibit therapeutic cloning.

The respective Governments will be supported in using the country analyses to build national consensus on policy.

National human rights institutions can be effective mechanisms by which to translate international human rights standards into a national culture for human rights.

29. The principal policy choices faced by governments of developing countries in the context of EMS standards include deciding whether to adopt the standards as voluntary national standards and whether industry should be assisted in implementing EMS.

The effective implementation of forest sector decentralization may depend on a basic national consensus regarding decentralization in general.

International law does not possess the complete and homogeneous set of standards that characterizes national jurisdictions.