Strictly speaking, the establishment of an international norm presupposes that there is wide support within the international community for such a norm.

133. There are similar provisions in the Labour Code, the Law on Retirement, the Regulations on Social Assistance, and other normative acts.

92. In the area of social development, a broad array of normative and policy level activities are under way.

The international community must rise to the challenge of making a reality of the standards which it had agreed to so that those standards could influence peoples apos lives.

The protection of maternity in the system of Federation of BiH is regulated as the protection of family with children, that is, as an integral part of the social policy and activity of special social interest.

All rules pertaining to the rights of association and assembly must be in strict conformity with international human rights and humanitarian law norms.

All these choices involve value judgments and social norms, not objective facts.

Certainly, but there's such a thing as society, laws, rules.

(a) A normative segment, during which the Commission would discharge its treaty based and normative functions, including mandates received from the General Assembly and the Council, and deal with emerging drug control issues

However, these should not alter the mandate or the scope of the work of the Economic and Social Council, as set out in the Charter.

The influence of standards and norms at the international level may be strong and yet need not always be visible.

Public awareness campaigns are aimed at changing social norms related to illicit demand.

(e) At ESCAP the agreements did not contain detailed terms of reference or outputs

It facilitates the integration of women's differing experience and needs into the development process, as well into the society and helps to change the negative social norms that discriminate against women.

All that time, the world only exists as an abstraction, as they are taught the values of their society.

Roman law was applied within an empire that covered most of Europe and parts of Africa and West Asia.

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The most visible incentives behind violent acts against women are the social norms and traditional understanding of chastity.

The committee on ethics is meeting up at the State Capitol right now.

The Government of Malta is bound by the obligations arising from article 26 to the extent of present social security legislation.

In all regions, the role of the media in breaking the silence surrounding violence against children and influencing social norms and community attitudes was emphasized.

The other thing communicates their internal state to us, whether he's understanding or not, regulates a social interaction.

The creation of a normative basis for the development of private social security while maintaining the predominance of State social security is one of the objectives of the comprehensive social security legislation which is now being drafted in Bulgaria.

Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 3 (a) of the terms of reference and rules of procedure of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), as adopted by the Economic and Social Council,1 several Non Self Governing Territories have been accepted as associate members of ECLAC.

Preparation of a model legislative guide on the family, regulating marriage and defining relations between spouses and children and setting forth the rights and duties of all in the family setting, with a view to responding to contemporary developments

The Committee welcomes efforts made by the State party, in particular the adoption of the Standards for Social Welfare Institutions for Children in 2001, for the mainland.

The following legal and regulatory acts have been adopted to promote equal employment opportunities for women and men

Bolivia is an example of a developing country whose economic and social planning reflects the contribution of voluntary action.

337. As the result of social pressure, this rule was broadened to cover persons raising children alone.

Principle 7 Definition of the commissions apos terms of reference

PRINCIPLE 7. DEFINITION OF THE COMMISSIONS apos TERMS OF REFERENCE

Trade unions have the right to participate in the elaboration of economic and social development programmes, laws and other normative acts that have an influence on the working conditions and remuneration, price formation, social insurance, health care and other issues of labour and social development.

Recalling also the terms of reference of the Committee for Programme and Coordination as outlined in the annex to Economic and Social Council resolution 2008 (LX) of 14 May 1976,

Given what has been said about technical and economic regulation, there seem to be three practical alternatives

It is sought to disseminate knowledge of the rights and duties at work of older persons in society in general and within the entrepreneurial sector with a view to securing compliance with them.

A number of private social security funds have been set up, but they have no normative basis and are not popular with the people.

Normative documents were produced to guide practices by the health services and community actions.

Economic and social planning

Model Regulations

Implementation specific

Specifications

Laws, as well as a whole array of decisions and regulations on social questions, employment and the struggle against violence against women, have been passed (see the annex).

Norms of jus cogens were non derogable and the effect of this operation was to produce the invalidity of the inferior norm.

20.2 Plans projects to bring home workers and other workers in the informal sector under the Social Insurance Act.

Recalling also the terms of reference of the Committee for Programme and Coordination, as outlined in the annex to Economic and Social Council resolution 2008 (LX) of 14 May 1976,