Sentence examples for implementation of convention from inspiring English sources

Welcoming him home after more than 40 years as an advocate and then a judge in Strasbourg, the retired appeal judge Sir Stephen Sedley said Bratza had recognised that the court should not be "micro-managing the implementation of convention rights" in member states.

Institutional costs are costs related to the implementation of conventions, norms and legal rules of a REDD+ framework so as to make REDD+ operational, including the costs of building institutions (and their capacity), strengthening land tenure, building an enabling policy environment.

To achieve this it requires that government make the rights written in the Convention widely known to both adults and children; it requires states to report every five years on their efforts to implement the Convention and it encourages international cooperation in the implementation of the Convention, especially with specialized UN agencies such as UNICEF.

In January 1993 it was reported that a temporary secretariat would be established in Geneva to coordinate implementation of the Convention on Protecting Species and Habitats (the so-called biodiversity convention), agreed at the UN Conference on Environment and Development, nicknamed the Earth Summit, held in Rio de Janeiro in June 1992.

Disability organisations are partnering to compile a Shadow Report on Australia's implementation of the Convention, with the aim of making recommendations directly to the United Nations Committee on the Convention [ 35].

Implementing the CRC Amina's case also draws attention to the need for better implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) – the first international treaty legally requiring state parties to guarantee children the full range of human rights.

Since then the OPCW has, through inspections, destruction and by other means, sought the implementation of the convention.

The committee, which was established by the UN to monitor the implementation of the convention on the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination, to which Australia is a signatory, is scheduled to discuss state reports from Bulgaria, Congo, Croatia, Finland, Montenegro, Pakistan, Turkey, Tunisia and Suriname.

Together with the proposed commitment by states to improve national implementation of the Convention, including through the involvement of national parliaments, this is a solid foundation for the future.

Last year the UK reported back to the UN on its implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, including references to democracy and rights in its submission, but not peace.

If the UK's implementation of the convention does not take on board a role for specialists in the identification process then it risks seriously falling short in delivering for victims as intended.