Examples of using Draft legislative guide in English and their translations into Arabic
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Draft legislative guide on secured transactions.
It is suggested that theCommission use this period for an in-depth discussion of the draft legislative guide.
A/CN.9/940*- Draft legislative guide on key principles of a business registry.
Stressing the need to complete work on the final text of the draft legislative guide as expeditiously as possible.
Having considered the draft legislative guide, the Commission approved it in principle as follows.
During its thirty-ninth session,the Commission had approved the substance of the recommendations of the draft legislative guide on secured transactions.
Draft legislative guide on insolvency law, part two(A/CN.9/WG. V/WP.70, part II).
His delegation attached great importance to the tentative structure of the draft legislative guide, as contained in paragraph 15 of the UNCITRAL report.
Draft Legislative Guide on Medically assisted Fertility, OAS/Ser. Q, CJI/Res.18(LVII-O/00), 19 August 2000.
With regard to insolvency law, it endorsed UNCITRAL ' s decision to have the WorkingGroup continue its work with a view to producing a draft legislative guide on the subject.
The latest version of the draft legislative guide contained the main principles that needed to be reflected and struck a good balance between the interests of the parties involved.
Ms. SABO(Observer for Canada) supported the proposal made by the representative of Spain that a working groupshould be established to consider further the draft legislative guide.
The suggestion was made that the draft legislative guide should include further discussion of the complex question of subordination of claims(see A/CN.9/WG. V/WP.63/Add.13).
The Commission noted that a number of recent efforts to reforminsolvency law had been influenced by the draft legislative guide and that its completion would greatly assist future efforts in that area.
Similarly, the draft Legislative Guide on Secured Transactions was a standard-setting instrument addressing an aspect of international trade which was of growing importance for global trade relations.
The Commission noted and generally approved the proposed structure of the draft legislative guide and the selection of issues suggested for discussion therein, as set out in document A/CN.9/444.
It was pointed out that the annotated table of contents(A/CN.9/444) had been prepared by the Secretariat for the purpose of enabling the Commission tomake an informed decision on the proposed structure of the draft legislative guide and its contents.
The work of Working Group VI in preparing an annex to the draft Legislative Guide specifically dealing with security rights in intellectual property was therefore of special interest.
It was pointed out that the annotated table of contents contained in document A/CN.9/438 had been prepared by the Secretariat for the purpose of enabling the Commission tomake an informed decision on the proposed structure of the draft legislative guide and its contents.
Mr. Bellenger(France), expressing preliminary approval of the broad principles of the draft Legislative Guide, said that his delegation nonetheless had some reservations about specific aspects of the text.
In July 2003, the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law finalized and adopted its Model Legislative Provisions on Privately Financed Infrastructure Projects andgave preliminary approval to a draft legislative guide on insolvency law.
The Commission noted and generally approved the revised structure of the draft legislative guide. Ibid., Fifty-fourth Session, Supplement No. 17(A/54/17), para. 18. The Commission considered various specific suggestions concerning the draft chapters.
Note to the Commission: The Commission may wish to note that,as document A/CN.9/631 includes a consolidated set of the recommendations of the draft legislative guide on secured transactions, the recommendations are not reproduced here.
In addition, it was noted that the draft Legislative Guide did not provide sufficient guidance to States as to the adjustments that would need to be made to address the needs of financing practices relating to intellectual property.
The United Kingdom continued to play an active role in Working Group VI(Security Interests),which had begun work on an annex to the draft Legislative Guide on Secured Transactions, to cover intellectual property issues.
His delegation looked forward to the forthcoming completion of the draft legislative guide on privately financed infrastructure projects and was gratified by the concern to balance the interests of both the public and the private sectors.
Mr. Hanson-Hall(Ghana) observed that the draft legislative guide on privately financed infrastructure projects covered most of the central issues and welcomed the fact that the perspectives of both the private and the public sectors had been taken into account.
Ms. GÜRAY(Observer for Turkey)said that her delegation basically agreed that some items in the draft legislative guide should be simplified or combined to the extent possible, but that the complexity of the matters addressed must be taken into account.
Requests the secretariat to make the draft legislative guide available to Member States, relevant intergovernmental and non-governmental international organizations, as well as private sector and regional organizations and individual experts, for comment as soon as possible;
The Colloquium also heard about progress on the work of UNCITRAL on the draft Legislative Guide on Insolvency Law and the World Bank ' s Principles and Guidelines for Effective Insolvency and Creditor Rights Systems.