Примеры использования Cross-border electronic commerce на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cross-border electronic commerce disputes and the administration of justice.
Online dispute resolution for cross-border electronic commerce transactions.
Some of these sectors have been identified in the report,particularly those which lend themselves to supply through cross-border electronic commerce.
During the meeting, 30 cross-border electronic commerce district chamber of commerce signed the contest co-sponsor agreement.
Possible future work in the area of online dispute resolution in cross-border electronic commerce transactions.
Online dispute resolution for cross-border electronic commerce transactions: Proposal by the Governments of Colombia, Kenya, Honduras and the United States of America.
Preparation of a legal standard on online dispute resolution for cross-border electronic commerce transactions.
The Commission should also continue its work on rules governing cross-border electronic commerce, including the legal issues relating to electronic transferable records and electronic single-window facilities, as important ingredients of an open, rule-based, predictable and non-discriminatory trading and financial system.
The purpose of drafting the Procedural Rules for Online Dispute Resolution for Cross-Border Electronic Commerce Transactions.
At its forty-fourth session(Vienna, 27 June-8 July 2011),the Commission reaffirmed the mandate of Working Group III relating to cross-border electronic commerce transactions, including B2B and B2C transactions. The Commission decided inter alia at that session that, in general terms, in the implementation of its mandate, the Working Group should also consider specifically the impact of its deliberations on consumer protection and that it should report to the Commission at its forty-fifth session.
Rationale of the design of Procedural Rules for Online Dispute Resolution for Cross-Border Electronic Commerce Transactions.
Mr. Lemay(International Trade Law Division), introducing the note by the Secretariat on possible future work on online dispute resolution in cross-border electronic commerce transactions(A/CN.9/706) and the note supporting the possible future work on online dispute resolution by UNCITRAL submitted by the Institute of International Commercial Law(A/CN.9/710), recalled that the Commission, at its forty-second session, had requested the secretariat to prepare studies with a view to consideration of the matter of online dispute resolution at a future session.
Note by the Secretariat on possible future work on online dispute resolution in cross-border electronic commerce transactions.
Possible future work on online dispute resolution in cross-border electronic commerce transactions(continued) A/CN.9/706 and A/CN.9/710.
Mr. Boulos(Egypt) said that his delegation attached great importance to the discussion on online dispute resolution in cross-border electronic commerce transactions.
A note by the Secretariat on online dispute resolution for cross-border electronic commerce transactions: draft guidelines A/CN.9/WG. III/WP.128.
In that proposal, it was recommended that a study be prepared on possible future work on the subject of online dispute resolution in cross-border electronic commerce transactions.
A note by the Secretariat on online dispute resolution for cross-border electronic commerce transactions: overview of private enforcement mechanisms(A/CN.9/WG. III/WP.124);
Consideration of the preparation of legal standards on online dispute resolution for cross-border electronic commerce transactions.
At its forty-fifth session(New York, 25 June-6 July 2012), the Commission reaffirmed the mandate ofthe Working Group in respect of low-value, high-volume cross-border electronic commerce transactions, and the Working Group was encouraged to continue to explore a range of means of ensuring that online dispute resolution outcomes were effectively implemented, and to continue to conduct its work in the most efficient manner possible.
At its forty-second session, the Commission had requested the Secretariat to prepare a study on online dispute resolution in cross-border electronic commerce(e-commerce) transactions.
A third proposal has been submitted for a State-sponsored initiative to resolve cross-border electronic commerce consumer contract disputes for the sale of goods and services referred to below as the"initiative.
The second was that, as was indicated in paragraph 50 of document A/CN.9/706,traditional judicial mechanisms did not offer an adequate solution for cross-border electronic commerce disputes.
The Working Group was also reminded of the ongoing discussions under the auspices of WTO as to whether cross-border electronic commerce transactions should be regarded as transactions involving trade in goods or trade in services.
At its twenty-second session(Vienna,13-17 December 2010), the Working Group commenced its work on the preparation of legal standards on online dispute resolution for cross-border electronic commerce transactions.
The 1998 Ottawa Taxation Framework Conditions provide that rules for the consumption taxation of cross-border electronic commerce should result in taxation in the jurisdiction where the consumption takes place.
Note supporting the possible future work on online dispute resolution by UNCITRAL, submitted by the Instituteof International Commercial Law: possible future work on online dispute resolution in cross-border electronic commerce transactions.
The Working Group continued its discussion on online dispute resolution("ODR") for cross-border electronic commerce transactions and considered draft procedural rules("procedural rules") on the basis of document A/CN.9/WG. III/WP.107.
At its forty-third session,(New York, 21 June-9 July 2010), the Commission agreed that a Working Group should be established to undertake work in the field of online dispute resolution("online dispute resolution" or"ODR")relating to cross-border electronic commerce transactions.
His country would also continue to participate actively in the work on online dispute resolution rules for cross-border electronic commerce transactions and looked forward to further progress in that area.