The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards exist.

ISO (standard) means an international standard published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO 1, rue de Varembé, CH 1204 Geneva 20, Switzerland)

International Standard Book Number

SI Unit

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT STANDARDS, PARTICULARLY THE ISO 14000 SERIES,

Creation of common international legal and technical standards.

Expert Meeting on Trade and Investment Impacts of Environmental Management Standards, particularly

Investment Impacts of Environmental Management Standards, Particularly the

These EMS standards have already been adopted as international standards.

Impacts of Environmental Management Standards, Particularly the ISO 14000, on Developing Countries

Applicable international standards

86. International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

International standards, including technical standards and sanitary and phytosanitary standards, can also pose an additional challenge to developing countries with regard to accessing international markets.

Technical standards, including standards at the international level, are also being discussed (including definitional questions of technical and international standards, and how harmonization with international standards should be linked to the fulfilment of the objectives of VI.4).

Agriculture in the Central Product Classification, the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities and the International Standard Classification of Occupations

Those strict criteria echoed the polluter pays principle.

International Economic Law (a) Standards of international economic law

In the event international and national norms differ, the State shall ensure that the norm providing the higher degree of protection will be made applicable.

International Standards Organisation (ISO) (1996).

International accounting and reporting standards

(a) Promote energy material efficiency standards, international product standards

organizational responsibilities description of environmental management systems and international standards (e.g., ICC ISO EMAS)

B. Standards of conduct for the international civil service

A. Standards of conduct for the international civil service

Child victims and witnesses

juveniles and the judicial protection of children

TSB Telecommunication Standardization Bureau (ITU)

(b) Failure to meet international standards

Compliance with international labour standards to be ensured

This implies respect for internationally agreed standards, in particular those promoted by the United Nations (UN EDIFACT e.g.) and the use of standard international product classification systems and of open telecommunications systems operating under agreed international technical standards.

Some business and other participants recognized a responsibility to respect international standards when national standards were lacking, particularly in the area of labour standards.

International Standard Classification of Occupations, International Labour Office, Geneva 1987

Content of the session on complementary international standards

International labour standards and their enforcement

JUVENILES AND THE JUDICIAL PROTECTION OF CHILDREN

Impacts of Environmental Management Standards, Particularly the ISO 14000, on Developing Countries

Expert Meeting on Trade and Investment 3 5 November Impacts of Environmental Management Standards, Particularly the ISO 14000, on Developing Countries

(d) The need to be guided by international human rights and other justice standards.

The meaning of the words contrary to international standards is simple enough.

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The International Seabed Authority met those criteria.

Countries are requested to report relevant data in accordance with ISIC, Rev.3, or, alternatively, with ISIC, Rev.2.

3. Expert Meeting on Trade and Investment Impacts of Environmental Management Standards, Particularly the ISO 14000 Series, on Developing Countries

(c) To bring the actions of its military and security forces into conformity with the standards of international law, in particular those of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

(d) To bring the actions of its military and security forces into conformity with the standards of international law, in particular those of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights