Примеры использования Use of electronic commerce на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such flexibility was necessary if the use of electronic commerce was to be encouraged.
The degree to which Internet services are available in a country is becoming important in order for traders to make use of electronic commerce.
It was widely felt that the use of electronic commerce tended to blur the distinction between consumers and commercial parties.
The Deputy Secretary-General of UNCTAD highlighted the significant opportunities available to traders through the use of electronic commerce.
Experts invited Governments to promote the use of electronic commerce for administrative procedures and thus to become model users.
Assistance to developing countries, LDCs andcountries with economies in transition in enhancing their trade efficiency through the use of electronic commerce;
Going eTrade, to help more advanced enterprises to master the use of electronic commerce in the international environment.
The inclusion of aspects of globalization of the industrial production process(in terms of outsourcing) and the use of electronic commerce;
The second purpose of the uniform rules was to support the use of electronic commerce outside such a closed network, i.e., in an open environment.
In addition, the use of electronic commerce offers a number of non-revenue benefits such as increased efficiency and reduced operating costs.
Intensifying efforts to improve international competitiveness, including through trade facilitation measures and the use of electronic commerce and other facilities based on modern technology;
Some developing countries were beginning to make effective use of electronic commerce to export services, but a number of technical, financial and human resource constraints remained to be overcome.
UNCTAD should conduct research on the extent to which contractual arrangements can be used as a solution to facilitate wider use of electronic commerce in international transport services.
In this context, UN/CEFACT analyses the use of electronic commerce and information technologies in order to develop recommendations on best business practices, methodologies and tools.
He made particular reference to the studies on alternatives to traditional transport documents andon the establishment of model port community systems that would assist countries in making greater use of electronic commerce.
For instance, the use of electronic commerce to facilitate trade transactions illustrates the ease with which business transactions can take place through electronic means and the level of opportunities offered for accessing global markets.
One suggestion was that the Working Group should consider the preparation of guidelines to assist States with the establishment of a comprehensive legal framework to facilitate the use of electronic commerce.
The view was expressed, however,that such reservations should not necessarily be regarded as obstacles to the use of electronic commerce, provided that domestic law was sufficiently flexible to accommodate a broad definition of the written form requirement.
It had been argued, however, that, while many electronic procurement practices could be accommodated through the interpretation of existing laws and rules,undesirable obstacles to the use of electronic commerce in procurement might still remain.
ESCAP has been actively promoting the use of electronic commerce in international trade in the region. It has made available to its member countries the services and expertise of a regional adviser on trade facilitation and e-commerce.
It has been argued, however, that, while many electronic procurement practices can be accommodated through the interpretation of existing laws and rules,undesirable obstacles to the use of electronic commerce in procurement may still remain.
Convinced that the establishment of a model law facilitating the use of electronic commerce that is acceptable to States with different legal, social and economic systems could contribute significantly to the development of harmonious international economic relations.
UNCTAD was therefore requested to carry out research into the nature of, and the extent to which,the contractual agreements of the parties can be used as a solution to facilitate wider use of electronic commerce in international transport services.
It modernizes the language referring to the use of electronic commerce by adopting wording inspired from the 1996 UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce and the 2005 United Nations Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts.
Article 7 does not introduce a distinction between the situation in which users of electronic commerce are linked by a communication agreement andthe situation in which parties had no prior contractual relationship regarding the use of electronic commerce.
Based on the principles set out in the 1998 APEC Blueprint for Action on Electronic Commerce, the ECSG promotes the development and use of electronic commerce by creating legal, regulatory and policy environments in the APEC region that are predictable, transparent and consistent.
For the purposes of paragraph 3, it is irrelevant whether the parties are linked by prior agreement setting forth procedures for electronic communication(such as a trading partner agreement) orwhether they had no prior contractual relationship regarding the use of electronic commerce.
This new rule also modernizes the language referring to the use of electronic commerce by adopting wording inspired by the 1996 UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce and the 2005 United Nations Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts.
Moreover, the aim of the uniform rules was not to deal with electronic commerce relationships from a technical perspective but rather to create a legal environment that would be as secure as possible,so as to facilitate the use of electronic commerce between communicating parties.
The draft convention on the use of electronic commerce in international contracts, finalized at the Commission's 2005 session, could not be more important and topical, and usefully complemented the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce and the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Signatures.