UNICEF envisions and promotes CFS models not as abstract concepts or a rigid blueprint but rather as "pathways towards quality" in education that reflect three key, and inter-related, principles derived from the Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNICEF, in press): Child-centredness: Central to all decision-making in education is safeguarding the interest of the child.
It is highly relevant for Montenegro's international commitments deriving from the ratification of the UNCRC, CEDAW, OPCAT and Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and its status of EU candidate country, and aligned with EU and UNICEF country priorities.
Throughout the 20th century the pope, although affected by the conventions regulating the relations of heads of state with each other, possessed mainly a moral authority deriving from the dignity and prestige of his office.
Its condemnation of chemical warfare would add a parallel blue line to the existing, oft-cited red line deriving from existing conventions and declarations.
Much of his fame in the Haitian community is derived from The Haitian Times; before the convention, the paper published a profile and two other articles on him.
Here, at the start, Hugo was trying to set up a narrative convention, derived from the novel's deep theory.
Legally, Mr Costeja's right is just one facet of his individual privacy rights derived from the EU Data Protection Directive and the European Convention on Human Rights.
Thus the condition cannot be settled, and the assertoric judgment that it is better to stick to the convention cannot be derived from the hypothetical judgment that this is the thing to do if the other does so as well.
Some scholars believe that the Xipi musical form was derived from the historic Qinqiang, while many conventions of staging, performance elements, and aesthetic principles were retained from Kunqu, the form that preceded it as court art.
Both groups, Glück suggests, actually have quite specific cases to prosecute: our personal arrangements, like whose body goes on top during sex and which flower is chosen to "light the yard," derive from convention, but someone, in the process, gets silenced and half-smothered.
