Best practices for energy conservation and strategies for energy security must be shared.

The Security Council Practices Branch was highlighted as a resource that elected members should explore.

All states should commit to measures that reassure other states that their security practices are sound, while protecting sensitive information.

The Haitian law should take these practices into account and, by recognizing them, provide legal security to women and men.

In some cases, the security sector can itself be a source of widespread insecurity due to discriminatory and abusive policies or practices.

Promoting substantive and meaningful structural changes in the Security Council will also result in a revision of its practices and working methods.

The Acting Chief of the Security Council Practices and Charter Research Branch, Department of Political Affairs, made a statement on the status of the Repertoire of the Practice of the Security Council.

The Department of Safety and Security has reviewed the current United Nations close protection practices and procedures in the light of growing demands.

Our relevant principles and practices are basically identical to international practices.

(i) Reassessment. Participants should review and reassess the security of information systems and networks and should make appropriate modifications to security policies, practices, measures and procedures that include addressing new and changing threats and vulnerabilities.

Legal practices

Good practices

Improved general practices

Best Environmental Practices

Good practices include

15 medical practices

2 psychiatrists' practices

3 obstetricians' practices

(c) Continue to develop a set of best practices to assist States in implementing the provisions of Security Council resolution 1373 (2001) related to the financing of terrorism and consider, where appropriate, the development of best practices in other areas with relevance to resolution 1373 (2001)

The occupying Power continued to implement policies and practices that undermined international peace and security and compromised efforts to attain common development objectives, including the Millennium Development Goals.

These practices are believed to have adverse effects on the sustainable development and conservation of fishery resources, economies and food security of coastal States, particularly developing coastal States.

55 232. Outsourcing practices

58 276. Outsourcing practices

Police old practices continue

Practices under international systems

I. Anti competitive practices

Good practices for compliance

prevention of fraudulent practices.

Disseminating instructive management practices

prevention of fraudulent practices.

Rationalization of procurement practices

A comprehensive policy on joint operations and joint mission analysis centres was being developed in conjunction with the new Department of Safety and Security, building on best field practices.

Informal briefing on ongoing efforts to implement Security Council resolution 1325 in United Nations peacekeeping operations (organized by the Gender Advisor, Peacekeeping Best Practices Unit, Department of Peacekeeping Operations)

The Coalition Forces, special units of the Afghan security agencies, in particular the National Security Directorate (NSD), and the police, have reportedly acted outside the rule of law by engaging in arbitrary arrests and detentions and abusive practices, sometimes amounting to torture.

(a) Modernization of trade practices.

I. Anti competitive practices 4

Violence related to harmful practices

To combat harmful traditional practices.

States' successes and best practices

Lessons learned and best practices

That means not only greater economic inclusion, higher agricultural productivity, strengthened food security, and financial stability, but also lessons concerning responsible and sustainable business practices, corporate governance, and community relations.

These provisions include the principle of adherence to international law, norms and practices and the international obligations and commitments of the Republic, including the United Nations Security Council arms embargoes.

Israel justified its repressive practices against the Palestinian people, which had continued relentlessly since September 2000, on the grounds that it was protecting its national security and ending violent activities.

This will be done by benchmarking practices and achievements against relevant best practices in the internal auditing profession.

The Committee encourages the State party to review its security procedures and practices at entry points with a view to ensuring that they are carried out in a non discriminatory manner.