Примеры использования Reference paper на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some countries such as India have made modifications to the Reference Paper.
Based on the earlier intensive periods,one reference paper had been submitted campaigns of 2006 and 2007.
Only the Reference Paper on Basic Telecommunications included competition safeguards that were not applicable to other sectors.
Based on the earlier intensive periods, one reference paper had been published.
In addition, a reference paper on the activities of the group has just been published and, of course, new projects will be launched.
The disciplines are often based on the GATS Reference Paper on basic telecommunications.
Reference paper on United Nations conferences and observances(annual, in English and French)(News and Media Division);
The United Nations and the situation in Liberia”, reference paper released in English in March.
Accordingly, the panel ruled that the ILD rules required practices by Telmex that were"anticompetitive" within the meaning of the Reference Paper.
Inter-agency Standing Committee Reference Paper on Civil Military Relations in Complex Emergencies;
In addition, two of the three Governments that recently submitted commitments also included the Reference Paper in their commitments.
In the area of basic telecommunications, a reference paper was developed, instead of strengthening GATS provisions on competition.
Other relevant disciplines can be developed under GATS Article XVIII, following the example of the Reference Paper on basic telecommunications.
To facilitate discussion on the topics, a reference paper prepared by the Bureau was circulated on 22 March 2004 to all delegations on those five topics see annex II.
The Working Group focused its discussions in the informal consultations on the following five topics outlined in a reference paper dated 23 March 2004 see annex I.
The WTO Reference Paper on Basic Telecommunications Services may be taken as a model in developing a set of rules for cross-border electricity and gas trade.
As a result of the WTO negotiations on basic telecommunications, a Reference Paper was adopted to ensure interconnection and fair access to the networks.
The WTO Reference Paper on basic telecommunications should also be examined as a model for how competition policy issues in particular could be dealt with in air transport.
It has been suggested that the transmission of electricity andgas has many aspects in common with telecommunications and that a reference paper with a similar objective should be negotiated.
The following review focuses on the 1996 Reference Paper on Pro-competitive Regulatory Principles to the GATS Agreement as its provisions were interpreted in the Telmex case, described below.
Sixty-three of the 69 participants included commitments on regulatory disciplines,with 57 of these committing to the Reference Paper in whole or with only minor modifications.
The following review focuses on the 1996 Reference Paper on Pro-competitive Regulatory Principles to the GATS Agreement as its provisions were interpreted in the Telmex case, described below.
The WTO panel concluded that practices required under Mexico's law could be"anticompetitive practices" within the meaning of Section 1 of Mexico's Reference Paper and therefore contravened the WTO rules.
The News and Editorial Section highlighted United Nations activities in its reference paper/press release entitled"United Nations conferences and observances", issued in February 2000.
This reference paper has been prepared as a starting point for the discussion by the Open-ended Working Group on issues raised in the areas the five points address, in the more than a decade of debate on Security Council reform.
Another issue that retained the attention of most experts was the possible need to negotiate a reference paper for energy services, similar to the WTO Reference Paper on Basic Telecommunications Services.
One example was the Reference Paper for Basic Telecommunication Services containing obligations such as objective criteria and transparency of licensing, establishment of an independent regulator, and safeguarding competition through Governments' reasonable measures.
The Committee discussed the documents provided by the secretariat regarding the methodology of inquiries, namely, a background note,standard operating procedures and a reference paper on the threshold for"grave or systematic" violations.
The speaker suggested that general principles should be included(e.g. those already in the GATS and the Reference Paper on Basic Telecommunications), but not prescriptive provisions, because RIFs differed from country to country, and regulatory needs changed over time.