Примеры использования Transparency would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The rules on transparency would then operate as a stand-alone text.
Appropriate regulation to ensure fair markets and transparency would also be needed.
Certainly, increased transparency would influence the lending practices of commercial banks.
The management review process currently being undertaken by UNODC,covering areas such as result-based performance and transparency, would also contribute to an increase of donor support;
Therefore, the same degree of transparency would have a different impact on different countries.
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Transparency would counter corruption, and the arms trade"is one of the most corrupt and bribery-laden endeavours in the world.
Following that approach, any standard on transparency would only apply if States consented to it.
Also, transparency would benefit from a requirement to set out the conditions under which foreign bidders can be excluded.
It was said that legal standards on transparency would have more effect if associated to the Rules.
Transparency would be enhanced if a more detailed indication was provided of how measures are reflected in the emissions projections.
Public disclosure of internal audit reports was essential since transparency would enhance the reputation and credibility of the Organization.
Such transparency would contribute to better understanding of budget proposals when Member States were asked for increased resources for those activities.
Between the participants, cooperation and the ensuing transparency would help build confidence and additional barriers to break-out would be erected.
The Rules on transparency would then apply if the arbitration rules under which the dispute is initiated have not been excluded from the scope of application of the Convention by the respondent reservation under article 3(1)b.
However, in the case of BCCI,more disclosure would not have helped depositors but more transparency would have helped the regulators who are supposed to protect depositors.
Provisions on increased transparency would enhance the public understanding of the process and its overall credibility.
A suggestion was made to seek a compromise by defining the scope of application of the convention by reference to the reservations in article 5, in order toset out clearly when the Rules on Transparency would apply under the transparency convention.
Under that view,rules on transparency would automatically apply, as they would be part of that evolving system of UNCITRAL arbitration.
In that regard, the view was expressed that the Working Group should provide in any instrument itwould draft on transparency, a presumption that the rules on transparency would apply in investment arbitration in the future.
If practised broadly, transparency would help provide early warning of potential escalation of violence indicated by an influx of a large number of small arms.
Turkey believed that irreversible progress on disarmament would strengthen the other two pillars of the NPT and that transparency would foster mutual trust. It was thus determined to work towards achieving substantive results at the 2010 NPT Review Conference.
Thus under paragraph(1), the Rules on Transparency would only apply under the convention where both parties to a dispute are from Parties to the convention, neither of those Parties have made a reservation under article 3(1)(a) and the respondent has not made a reservation applicable to that dispute under article 3(1)b.
It was recalled that the deliberations on the basis of rules had been agreed to by those initially in favour of a legal standard in the form of guidelines on the understanding that the rules on transparency would only apply where there was clear and specific reference to them(opt-in solution) see A/CN.9/717, paras. 26 and 58.
Under option 2, the opt-in solution,the rules on transparency would apply when High Contracting Parties(referred to as"Party(ies)") to an investment treaty expressly consent to their application.
Therefore, as a matter of drafting and to ensure wider application of the rules on transparency to arbitration under existing treaties, it was proposed toprovide under option 1, variant 2, that the rules on transparency would apply where the investment treaty did not contain express reference to the 1976 version of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules.
It was also said that, as the rules on transparency would apply only where the existing investment treaty allowed for it, option 1, variant 2, would not carry with it any retroactive effect.
It was agreed that it would not, because paragraph(2) provided for a unilateral offer by a respondent Contracting Party to arbitrate transparently, andconsequently the Rules on Transparency would apply by agreement of the disputing parties as contemplated by article 1(2)(a) of the Rules on Transparency so that article 1(7) of the Rules on Transparency would not come in the way of their application.
Under that option, the rules on transparency would apply as an extension of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules under investment treaties expressly providing for arbitration under the UNCITRAL Rules, unless States otherwise provided in the investment treaty by opting out of the rules on transparency. .
It was explained that under the transparency convention, the Rules on Transparency would apply to disputes arising under relevant investment treaties regardless of the applicable arbitration rules.
For existing investment treaties, the rules on transparency would only apply where the parties had expressly consented thereto, with wording being used to make it clear that there could be no dynamic interpretation of existing investment treaties which would make the transparency rules applicable to them.