The Declaration is based on the consideration that forced assimilation is unacceptable.

The Statute is the basis for the Ministry of Justice's classification system.

That proposal is based on three pillars equality, responsibility and unity.

Our overall approach to the issue is based on the following pillars.

The resolution had also underlined the fact that, 10 years after Beijing, effective gender equality was still far from being a reality and had recommended a series of measures to promote the advancement of women in the political, economic and social fields with a specific focus on human security, conflict resolution and the girl child.

The Program is based on two fundamental lines of action combating violence and promoting the homosexuals citizenship.

This allegation is based on the fact that foreign inspectors have carried out inspections of the Alpha Serengeti.

The project was based on economic interest and was by no means directed against any other State.

Compared to the sectoral programmes in health and education, the UNICEF contributions were very limited and mostly project based.

The handbook is based on the conviction that Brazil's plurality of races and cultures, as well as its religious freedom, makes it unique.

This is social solidarity that evolves along lines of kinship and religion, underpinned by a sense of belonging to the same homogenous group.

The present report is based on the findings of the Panel, on national reports contributed by members of the CSTD and on relevant literature on the subject.

Honduras feels protected by an effective multilateral system based on full respect for international law and built on the foundations of the purposes and principles of the United Nations.

Kazakhstan's goal was a modern, competitive economy in an open, democratic and prosperous society based on the rule of law, wherein the components and traditions of a multinational, multidenominational society could coexist in harmony.

3. Also underlines the utmost importance of implementing the commitment in the United Nations Millennium Declaration to an open, equitable, rule based, predictable and non discriminatory multilateral trading and financial system

And that meant they were market based, or they were government owned, depending on what kind of system they were in. And this characterized and anchored the way information and knowledge were produced for the next 150 years.

The establishment of a universal, open and rules based multilateral trading system was an essential instrument for promoting economic development, facilitating the integration of the developing countries in the global economy, and eradicating poverty throughout the world.

The voices of the developing countries must be heard in the international financial institutions and a fair, transparent, development centred international trading system based on complementarity must be installed, with particular respect for the principle of special and differentiated treatment for developing countries.

The draft articles were the culmination of 50 years of hard work based on careful analysis of State practice, jurisprudence and doctrine States' comments and observations had also been taken into account.

The Declaration builds on and adds to the rights contained in the International Bill of Human Rights and other human rights instruments by strengthening and clarifying those rights which make it possible for persons belonging to minorities to preserve and develop their group identity.

It had based its work on the draft articles on jurisdictional immunities of States adopted by the International Law Commission at its forty third session (A 46 10, para.

The Assembly will also have to take the urgent decisions that are essential if we are to make decisive progress towards attaining the noble and vital objective of building, in a sustainable manner, a world free from hunger and fear a world that is safer and freer, and also more just and based on the rule of law.

The UNICEF life cycle approach to education leads it to focus on the primary school age group as the core concern, but also to address the early years (3 to 6) as the stage at which gender and other disparities begin and future learning takes root.