In it, the Secretary-General deems six values to reflect the spirit of the United Nations Charter – freedom, equity and solidarity, tolerance, non-violence, respect for nature and shared responsibility – and presents them as underpinning the commitments (Millennium Development Declaration) that would emerge from the Summit.
The English game remains determined to eliminate discriminatory conduct in all its forms and will look to introduce a policy on private conduct that underpins the collective commitment of stakeholders to make this happen.
Among the most fundamental of all the values underpinning the NGO sector is a broad commitment to development as a process centred on the needs of beneficiary communities and involving them as partners in programme selection, design and implementation [38].
From the very beginning there was obvious commitment to the ideals and principles underpinning the programme.
Indeed one of the key normative claims underpinning the Framework Document is the Global Fund Board's belief and commitment to fully representing the views, experiences, and needs of civil society [ 13].
While appreciation of the fundamental role biodiversity plays in underpinning the long-term sustainability of agricultural systems is growing, international commitments to preserve and protect this natural resource have not yet been achieved.
Investment in managerial and political capacity, strong political and managerial commitment, and state programmes, not just time-limited government actions, have been crucial in underpinning the success of these policies.
"Rights Here, Right Now" reflects a growing commitment on the part of the international community to focus on the human rights issues underpinning the global AIDS crisis.
'Rights Here, Right Now' reflects a growing commitment on the part of the international community to focus on the human rights issues underpinning the glbal AIDS crisis.
Is there any type of narrative underpinning the experience?
