Examples of using Contractual practices in English and their translations into Arabic
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Contractual practices.
(k) New Delhi(March 1995): Contractual practices;
Managers feel the pressure to deliver under tight budgets, and this situation places them in the delicate position of using contractedservices and causes inappropriate and unsustainable contractual practices.
The working group is mandated to take stock of the contractual practices of the temporary placement industry and suggest social protection measures.
They were accordingly in need of guidance in that respect,based on best contractual practices.
Many of these differences are products of history and the specific contractual practices that were adopted in response to the legal regime of individual States.
As a result, the everyday contractual practices sometimes are not coherent with the legislative policy reflected by the current law in a State, and do not reflect the kinds of practices  that business would adopt if the legal regime were designed to promote efficient secured credit.
Malia Group ensures fairmarketing, factual and unbiased information, and fair contractual practices in dealing with our.
There was a growing number of ad hoc contractual practices in which pre-set arrangements triggered inventory dispatch and other contractual  actions.
The third report provides the Commission with ananalytical study of relevant federal legislation and contractual practices  of the United States of America.
Most often, however, its development resulted from changes in contractual practices relating to the sale of tangible property that were recognized and further elaborated by courts.
The Commission ' s achievements were evidenced by, inter alia, the universal acceptance ofits instruments on commercial arbitration, electronic commerce, international contractual practices, and transportation, banking and insolvency regimes.
Several other domestic laws support those contractual practices by recognizing a limit on the liability of the certification services provider towards any potentially affected party.
Most often, however, they failed to do so, with the result that the contemporarylaw of acquisition finance in these States emerged from contractual practices that were later explicitly recognized and further elaborated by courts.
To consider the development of" guide contractual practices", guidelines, and model intellectual property clauses for contractual  agreements on access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing, taking into account the specific nature and needs of different stakeholders, different genetic resources, and different transfers within different sectors of genetic resource policy.(Task A.1).
The issues identified are the staff selection system; mobility;locally recruited staff; contractual practices; special entities established by the United Nations; staff welfare; and coverage for psychological care.
For example, it would be possible to achieve most of the advantages while avoiding most of the disadvantages through(a) a comprehensive reform of existing laws relating to security rights, title devices serving security purposes, the assignment of receivables and financial leases; and(b)the enactment of specific statutory rules to regulate contractual practices that have been developed to overcome gaps in the law.
The Committee adopted a two-step approach for the development of guide contractual practices and model intellectual property clauses for contractual  agreements on access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing.
Effective mechanisms, including mechanisms for joint implementation, to deal with anti-competitive practices  in the tourism sector and related sectors should be identified,in order to deal with the effects on trade of contractual practices relating to exclusive dealing, vertical integration and the abuse of dominance, particularly as regards new entrants to the industry.
For example, they led to contractual practices and legislative innovations permitting fictitious" pledges" and the creation of specialized legal transactions meant to solve problems created in particular sectors of economic activity; they also stimulated the development of a variety of transfer-of-title mechanisms; and they lay behind both the extensive deployment of retention-of-title agreements and the different variations on retention of title intended to increase its efficiency as a legal device for securing the performance of an obligation.
The seven issues identified by the Office of the Ombudsman are the staff selection system; mobility;locally recruited staff; contractual practices; special entities established by the United Nations; staff welfare; and coverage for psychological care.
The following recommendations have been prepared anddisseminated since 1992: Recommendations on Contractual Practices in Underground Works; Guidelines for a Good Practice;  Non-destructive Monitoring Method for Linings; Design of Underground Structures for Non-nuclear Waste Repositories; State-of-the-art on Immersed and Floating Tunnels; Use of Shotcrete in Underground Works; Evaluation of the Advantages of Subsurface Use and Application to the Case of Underground Car Parks.
Many of these differences are products of history and the specific contractual practices that were adopted in response to(and frequently to overcome limitations imposed by) the legal rules in place in individual States.
It was suggested that the draft instrument should insteadadopt a formulation more in line with current contractual practices along the lines of“nothing in this Convention requires a contract to be concluded or evidenced[in a particular form][by data messages or in any other form]”.
As part of the WIPO Intergovernmental Committee on Genetic Resources, Traditional Knowledge and Folklore(IGC), WIPO is currently compiling an on-line,searchable database of contractual practices, guidelines, and model intellectual property clauses for contractual  agreements on access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing('the Contracts Database ') with a particular emphasis on the intellectual property aspects of such agreements.
Furthermore, following a contractual practice common in some legal systems, it may be advisable to provide in the project agreement that the concessionaire is released of its obligations when the amount of additional costs entailed by the modification exceeds a set maximum limit.
An amendment to the Tribunal ' s contractual practice including a regulation on the participation of former staff members in defence activities is under way, but it depends on the appraisal of the issue for the Rules of Procedure and Evidence by the judges.
Because this is the normal contractual practice in secured transactions regimes today, in this Guide all the above transformations are considered as" proceeds" arising from the initially encumbered assets(for the definition of" proceeds", see para. 19 above).
According to the contractual practice of some legal systems, the concessionaire may be released of its obligations when the amount of additional costs entailed by the modification exceeds a set maximum limit.
The Panel finds that if Geosonda and Isola are thus eligible to recover directly for their contract losses, the necessary implication of this finding is that,unlike normal contractual practice, Hidrogradnja may not claim for an amount due to its subcontractor or supplier if that amount is also claimed by the subcontractor or supplier.