Примеры использования International commercial relations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The value of arbitration as a method of settling disputes arising in international commercial relations, Convinced.
Mr. Lim(Singapore) said that developments in international commercial relations and new technologies had made the work of the Commission even more important.
Recognizing the value of arbitration as a method of settling disputes arising in the context of international commercial relations.
This same principle is also the foundation of international commercial relations, for it provides the certainty as to title in goods essential to all international trade.
Recommends the use of the recommendations in the settlement of disputes arising in the context of international commercial relations;
This runs counter to some core principles that should apply to international commercial relations- that is clarity, stability, transparency, and the existence of a common set of ground rules as it exists since decades in the trade field.
It was our hope that it would end, once and for all, the law of the jungle as the dominant feature of international commercial relations.
Since disputes in international commercial relations were inevitable, Trinidad and Tobago supported the Commission's work on transparency in treaty-based investor-State arbitration and on online dispute resolution.
Recognizing the value of arbitration as a method of settling disputes that may arise in the context of international commercial relations.
Mr. Medrek(Morocco) said the era of globalization had brought unprecedented growth in international commercial relations and in the number of cases brought against States and their property.
This is in flagrant violation of the principles enshrined in the Charter,international law and the norms of international commercial relations.
Recognizing the value of arbitration as a method of settling disputes in international commercial relations, contributing to harmonious commercial relations, stimulating international trade and development and promoting the rule of law at the international and national levels.
In 1892, Zayed signed a treaty with the United Kingdom which effectively ceded control of Abu Dhabi's international commercial relations to the British.
Riga International Commercial Arbitration Court was established to improve the efficiency of resolving disputes that arise from regional and international commercial relations, to facilitate fair settlement of disputes including those the parties of which are from different legal, social and economic systems, as well as to develop balanced commercial relations and continuously strengthening of supremacy of law.
Although this paragraph is drafted in a non-binding wording, however, it would per se negatively affect the economic andfinancial aspects of international commercial relations.
The General Assembly adopted on 6 December 2007 resolution 62/65 in which it recognized the value of arbitration as a method of settling disputes in international commercial relations in a manner that contributed to harmonious commercial relations, stimulated international trade and development and promoted the rule of law at the international and national levels.
In the same year the General Assembly, in its resolution 31/98,recommended the use of the Arbitration Rules in the settlement of disputes arising in the context of international commercial relations.
In resolution A/RES/65/22, the General Assembly had, inter alia,recommended the use of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules as revised in 2010 in the settlement of disputes arising in the context of international commercial relations and requested the Secretary-General to make all efforts to ensure that the revised Arbitration Rules became generally known and available.
In 2010, the General Assembly of the United Nations, by its resolution 65/22,recommended the use of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules in the settlement of disputes arising in the context of international commercial relations.
The General Assembly adopted on 6 December 2007 resolution 62/65 in which it recognized the value of arbitration as a method of settling disputes in international commercial relations in a manner that contributes to harmonious commercial relations, stimulates international trade and development and promotes the rule of law at the international and national levels.
To this end, in the Resolution recommending the use of the Rules,the General Assembly recognized the'value of arbitration as a method of settling disputes arising in the context of international commercial relations' emphasis added.
In the past decade, numerous States of Central and Eastern Europe had shifted to a market-oriented economy, which had led to a reduction in the number of State companies andentities involved in international commercial relations; however, the frequency with which States, through their entities, became parties to international transactions or contracts had not diminished.
Recalling also General Assembly resolutions 31/98 of 15 December 1976 and65/22 of 6 December 2010 recommending the use of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules in the settlement of disputes arising in the context of international commercial relations.
To that end, a new preambular paragraph could be added after the fourth preambular paragraph which would read:"Mindful of the significant contribution of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules in the strengthening of the rule of law in international commercial relations as well as in certain relations involving States" and, at the end of the seventh preambular paragraph, the following words could be added:"and to the continuous strengthening of the rule of law.
Attention was also given to the general question of arbitral jurisdiction, wh~ch covered the variable but always broad subject of private law. relationships,inclUding both civil and commercial relationships at the national level and international commercial relations.
Recommends the use of the Arbitration Rules of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law in the settlement of disputes arising in the context of international commercial relations, particularly by reference to the Arbitration Rules in commercial contracts;
He referred to the revised legislative provisions on interim measures of protection and the form of the arbitration agreement; they were expected to update significantly the provisions of the 1985 UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration andfurther facilitate the use of arbitration as a dispute settlement mechanism in international commercial relations.
In support of the Commission's proposed redrafting of the concept of a State enterprise, the view was expressed that, in the past decade, numerous States of Central and Eastern Europe had shifted to a market-oriented economy, which had led to a reduction in the number of State companies andentities involved in international commercial relations; however, the frequency with which States, through their entities, became parties to international transactions or contracts had not diminished.
Convinced that the Model Law, together with the Conciliation Rules recommended by the General Assembly in its resolution 35/52 of 4 December 1980, contributes significantly to the establishment of a harmonized legal framework for the fair andefficient settlement of disputes arising in international commercial relations.
The slowness in honouring official development assistance(ODA) commitments, the still unresolved question of some foreign debt andthe reluctance to give countries concerned special consideration in international commercial relations all need to be addressed urgently.