Примеры использования Regulatory and oversight на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Institutional, regulatory and oversight frameworks.
Priority should be devoted to preventing financial crises, strengthening national financial and banking sectors and improving their regulatory and oversight systems.
To establish an economic regulatory and oversight system to manage riskand encourage competition.
The global financial crisis has also highlighted the need to reform the international financial architecture and, in particular, regulatory and oversight systems, in order to ensure greater international financial stability.
Some national regulatory and oversight organizations also offer trainingand expertise to counterparts in developing countries.
Cooperate in developing suitable, legal, regulatory, and oversight procedures.
From 2004-2008, Pshegornitskiy became involved with a number of regulatory and oversight bodies, such as the Academy of Finances for the Government of the Russian Federation, and served as Deputy Director for Strategic Development at the St. Petersburg Center of Energy Construction Networks.
Based on the experience of the ESCAP countries, it is imperative to enhance the operational strength of the financial sector, both in terms of capitalization, according to international norms and overall management ability, and in the competence of the appropriate regulatory and oversight institutions.
Are there, besides legislative, regulatory and oversight measures, any other measures that governments can take to implement Article IV?
With the aim of preventing and detecting transfers of proceeds of offences established in accordance with this Convention, each State Party shall implement appropriate and effective measures to prevent,with the help of its regulatory and oversight bodies, the establishment of banks that have no physical presenceand that are not affiliated with a regulated financial group.
Cooperating with other States Parties,through their financial institutions and regulatory and oversight bodies, in the detection and freezing of transfers and transactions in the economic and financial systems, involving assets, including funds, of illicit origin derived from acts of corruption;
Among the Congress participants is Governor of the Bank of Russia Elvira Nabiullina, Nobel prize winner in economics Nouriel Roubini, Professor of Economics at Harvard University Kenneth Rogoff, high-ranking representatives of central(national) banks from several countries, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, IMF,EU regulatory and oversight bodies, and international financial experts.
Having considered codes of conduct,States Parties agreed that such codes can complement national legislative, regulatory and oversight frameworks and help guide science so that it is not misused for prohibited purposes.
Developing novel regulatory and oversight systems for pathogenic agents, including the identification of agents in ways relevant to the conduct of contemporary biology(such as sequence-based classification), and internationally agreed databases of sequences of concern relevant to the Convention;
The Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency(原子力安全・保安院, Genshiryoku Anzen Hoanin)was a Japanese nuclear regulatory and oversight branch of the Agency for Natural Resources and Energy under the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry METI.
During the reporting period, the shortcomings of current regulatory and oversight capacities were suggested by the collapse of a school near Port-au-Prince, which led to the death of more than 100 people, many of them children; protracted disputes over the payment of salaries to teachers; and acrimonious labour actions that paralysed some hospitals in the capital.
Since e-finance implies expansion of cross-border financial flows with moreactive use of Internet, serious regulatory and oversight problems arise for national macroeconomic- and especially monetary- policy makers.
In coordination with the banking and financial institutions and with the regulatory and oversight bodies of their respective countries, cooperating with one another in eliminating any regulatory gaps in their respective laws that might give rise to transfers and concealment of assets, including funds, of illicit origin derived from acts of corruption; and. .
The purpose of the visit was to obtain direct and first-hand information on the use of private military and security contractors by the United States Government abroad as well as onthe governmental policy and legal framework, and the regulatory and oversight system in place to monitor the impact of the activities of private military and security companies on human rightsand ensure accountability for human rights violations.
Recalling the question in the former chapter-- are there, besides legislative, regulatory and oversight measures, any other measures that governments could take to implement article 4?-- Belgium believes States Parties should consider to enter into a dialogue with the life sciences industry in order to increase the leverage of these standards with regard to the implementation of the BTWC's obligations.
In accordance with article 52, paragraph 4, and with the aim of preventing and detecting transfers of proceeds of offences established in accordance with the Convention, States parties are required to implement appropriate and effective measures to prevent,with the help of their regulatory and oversight bodies, the establishment of banks that have no physical presenceand that are not affiliated with a regulated financial group, generally known as"shell banks.
Several professional regulatory and oversight bodies include the Guyana Medical Council, the Guyana Nurses Council, the Guyana Pharmacists Council, the Guyana Dental Council which are governed by legal instruments and are responsible for the registration, accreditation, upgrading and monitoring and upholding standards of the relevant health practitioners.
States Parties shall cooperate with other States Parties, through their financial institutions and regulatory and oversight bodies, in the detection[and freezing] of transfers and transactions involving assets, including funds, of illicit origin derived from acts of corruption.
With the aim of preventing and detecting transfers of illicitly acquired assets derived from offences established by this Convention, States Parties shall implement appropriate and effective measures to ensure that their financial institutions do not grant improper preferential or advantageous conditions to politicians or public officials;and, with the help of their regulatory and oversight bodies, to prevent the establishment of banks or other financial institutions without any physical presence.
Cooperating with other States Parties,through their financial institutions and regulatory and oversight bodies, in the detection[and freezing] of transfers and transactions involving assets, including funds, of illicit origin derived from acts of corruption;
In coordination with the banking and financial institutions and with the regulatory and oversight bodies of their respective countries, States Parties shall cooperate with one another in eliminating any regulatory gaps in their respective laws that might give rise to transfers and concealment of assets, including funds, of illicit origin derived from acts of corruption and in providing the guarantees necessary for facilitating the return of such assets to their countries of origin; and. .
At its previous session, the Working Group had considered operational subcriteria concerning maintenance of stable national and global economic and financial systems; policy strategies in support of the right to development;an economic regulatory and oversight system to manage riskand encourage competition; an equitable, rule-based, predictable and non-discriminatory international trading system; access to adequate financial resources; and access to the benefits of science and technology.
This entails the obligation for the States Parties' governments to develop and enforce legislative, regulatory and oversight measures in this regard, including biosafety and biosecurity measures that contribute to prevent the accidental release of, or unintentional exposure to, biological agents and toxins, and prevent the loss, theft, unauthorized possession or transfer, and misuse of biological dual-use agents.
States Parties shall[cooperate with one another] in ensuring that their banking and financial systems and their regulatory and oversight bodies prohibit the establishment of banks or other financial institutions with no real existence and demand that banks in turn require from their correspondent or related banks the strict observance of policies against money-laundering such as the"know-your-client" principle and the reporting of suspicious activities.
The establishment of BINAS is thus a major step towards nationalizing environmental concerns and regulatory oversight.