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[...] [...] international norms and standards.

[...] impoverished, socially connected or not.

It considered that the State should take the opportunity offered by the review of its criminal code and code of criminal procedure to bring its legal system into conformity with international standards.

Internal regulations, in line with international standards, regulate the use of force, and the mechanisms for supervising and ensuring the accountability of the police and the defence forces are being strengthened.

[...] LDC-IV have to be interfaced with other ongoing [...]

Furthermore the State party should consider the possibility of acceding to the Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons and the Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness, and adopt the necessary legislative and administrative measures to bring its laws and procedures in line with those norms.

Its purpose is to improve administrative management of UNESCO through best practices, especially those aimed at furthering UNESCO’s alignment with the common system management practices against the background of the current United Nations reform.

As per this new agenda, it proposes [...] [...]

Policies outlawing lead in petrol motor fuel bring motorists into line with world standards, but are no bold step towards reducing private car use.

The representative of the Ozone Secretariat explained that the Eighteenth Meeting of the Parties had expressed the view that the Ozone Secretariat should revert to reporting and reviewing data to one decimal place only, rather than three, and expressed her appreciation that the Executive Committee was helping to ensure consistency of ozone data presentation, and thereby clarity with regard to the Parties’ consumption and production phase-out obligations, by bringing their practices into line with those of the Ozone Secretariat.

The programme currently has four mentors and three long-term consultants in the field helping States to meet international standards and to detect, investigate and prosecute money-laundering offences and to recover laundered funds.

The arms trade treaty should include a mechanism for international cooperation and assistance through which States can request and receive help from other States or from international, regional and subregional bodies in order to meet their obligations under the treaty and to bring their legislative and regulatory framework into line with it.

[...] [...] education and its link to preceding levels [...]

That is why we created the Ministry for Human Rights and Civil Rights within the current Government, whose goals are, among others, first, to reform the security sector in line with international norms; secondly, ensure that human and civil rights are perceived as a civic duty and instil a culture of forgiveness so that the internally displaced and refugees may return to their homes; thirdly, make the courts more accessible pursuant to the Ivoirian Code of Civil Procedure; and fourthly, align national legislation with international norms.

[...] [...] through further aligning assistance with countries’ strategies, building [...] [...]

the ever-increasing volume of dangerous goods being introduced into worldwide commerce, and the rapid expansion of technology and innovation, that, while the major international instruments governing the transport of dangerous goods by the various modes of transport and many national regulations are now better harmonized with the Model Regulations annexed to the Committee’s recommendations on the transport of dangerous goods, further work on harmonizing these instruments is necessary to enhance safety and to facilitate trade, and recalling also that uneven progress in the updating of national inland transport legislation in some countries of the world continues to present serious challenges to international multimodal transport

The GM supported 12 countries (3 African, 4 Latin American and 5 Asian-Pacific countries) and 1 subregion in the development and/or alignment of NAP, taking The Strategy into account.

The expected value of these indicators of expenditure on the implementation of the Lisbon Strategy goals will be reached by concentrating the Community funding on the activities for the conformity of the national transport system with the European system, mainly the development of the transport infrastructure of transnational outreach with respect to the principles of balanced development.

[...] [...] European Union Harmonization, and the Committee [...] [...]

[...] to competitors the interfaces required for their [...] [...]

The transition programme is fully aligned with the comprehensive recovery programme of the Government of Chad, PGRET.

The review made a strong case for strengthening the alignment of the work of the ESCAP Pacific Office and the substantive divisions in Bangkok in order to improve the overall impact of the collective work of ESCAP in the Pacific.

Document ICCD/CRIC(9)/12 contains information on the status of implementation, potential role and need for alignment with The Strategy of subregional and regional action programmes (SRAPs and RAPs) to combat desertification; this information will be compiled by the secretariat in consultation with relevant subregional and regional organizations as applicable.

The course helped EFFSSA with training, empowering and building the capacities of local resource persons, thereby increasing Ethiopia’s understanding of international trade and helping the country to integrate further into the global marketplace.

The package offers greater flexibility to national partners and UN country teams to adapt the UNDAF to national contexts, including to align the United Nations programming processes with national planning cycles, while strengthening programme coherence and accountability for results among all partners.

The conditions are therefore propitious for setting out on working life with proper training and achieving equality of opportunity in terms of the participation of persons with a disability in working life and in society.

The Grand National Assembly of Turkey participates in joint projects to strengthen the institutional capacity in cooperation with the EU and organizes joint seminars and study visits with the EU Commission Directorate General for Enlargement and Technical Assistance and Information Exchange Unit (TAIEX).

This linkage led to the creation of working groups in areas such as gender and climate change within the RCMs in some regions, to ensure better alignment with the priorities of the HLCP.

Benchmarks and targets in the new action plan will be closely aligned with the SWAP standards, capitalizing on the opportunity these will present to ensure a strong plan and greater engagement by all parts of the organization for monitoring and reporting progress in promoting gender-equality results through programmes and operations.