Примеры использования New gtld process на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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New gTLD process is developed on a cost recovery model.
ICANN is preparing implementation plans for the new gTLD process.
In the new gTLD process it is anticipated that most cases will be addressed using a 3-person panel.
A procedure for GAC review will be incorporated into the new gTLD process.
The new gTLD process seeks to protect registrants and users against malicious conduct.
Country and territory names will not be approved in the first round of the new gTLD process.
A separate document,including a proposed budget for the new gTLD process, will describe potential uses of funds.
A sensible fee model will greatly enhance the chance of success for the new gTLD process.
The GAC commented that the new gTLD process should meet the global public interest consistent with the Affirmation of Commitments.
Your comments will help toward the release of the Final Guidebook and the launch of the new gTLD process.
Such a mechanism would encourage brand owners to participate in the new gTLD process rather than resolving these issues through litigation which could involve ICANN.
An overall consideration is that the outcomes of the WG should not lead to delays of the New gTLD process.
We expect that the Fast Track process will begin earlier than the new gTLD process, with the Fast Track beginning this year and new gTLD applications opening in 2010.
This plan ensures that applicant information is secure andalso provides more efficient mechanisms for the new gTLD process.
Important financial principles The implementation of the new gTLD process is intended to be fully self-funding, so the financial impact of new gTLDs on the ICANN organization is largely driven by cost.
While continual improvement is always required in this area,these improvements will contribute to the stable launch of the new gTLD process.
In the new gTLD process, there is limited protection for country and territory names at the second level, that was developed as a result of consultation with the GAC regarding the implementation of paragraph 2.7 of the GAC principles regarding new gTLDs.
Further detail on the potential uses of funds will be provided with the proposed budget for the new gTLD process and updated Applicant Guidebook materials.
Are the common names of countries protected in the new gTLD process? The definition of country and territory names, in the context of the Applicant Guidebook is consistent with the ISO 3166-1 standard and provides protection for the short and long form of a name appearing on the list including translations.
Further detail on the potential uses of funds will be provided with the proposed budget for the new gTLD process and updated Applicant Guidebook materials.
As another example, a party, such as a government might have an objection to a highly controversial and clearly objectionable string, but chooses not to utilize the independent dispute resolution process and instead would use courts oran outside agency to attempt to block the application outside of the new gTLD process.
Further detail on the potential uses of funds will be provided with the proposed budget for the new gTLD process and updated Applicant Guidebook materials.
Below are two tables describing initial responses to the Working Group recommendations based on our understanding of the Report and the new gTLD process objectives.
ICANN has come a long way in providing protections for trademark owners in the new gTLD process with a substantial amount of additional protections at the top and second levels compared to what is afforded today for existing gTLDs.
The conclusions of this research andconsultations are provided for public discussion in order to create an appropriate standard for the new gTLD process.
The fee approach described here will be reviewed by the community as part of the overall new gTLD process review, and further refinements of the various estimates may take place up until the final application guidebook is issued.
However, the GAC's clarification of their interpretation of GAC principle 2.22 has resulted in a reconsideration of the treatment of country and territory names in the new gTLD process.
This broad range of assistance adds flexibility anddiversity to a support program that hopefully can increase participation in the New gTLD process from around the world.
Based on the GNSO report to the Board(11 Sept. 2007), single registrant, brand andcorporate TLDs are beyond the scope of the current new gTLD process.
Fees relating to the Clearinghouse should be determined as soon as possible so thatnot-for-profit organizations can budget in advance for the new gTLD process.