Examples of using Cross-border recognition in English and their translations into Chinese
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Cross-border recognition of electronic transferable records.
For that purpose, a rule on how cross-border recognition could be achieved was necessary.
Indeed, a major remaining problem relating, in particular,to digital signatures is that of cross-border recognition.
Authentication and cross-border recognition of electronic signatures.
Differences in domestic liability regimes may be an obstacle to the cross-border recognition of electronic signatures.
It was suggested that cross-border recognition was an implicit goal in all issues related to electronic transferable documents.
(j) Consider establishing appropriate mechanisms and processes to ensure cross-border recognition and enforcement of protection orders.
Enabling paperless trade and the cross-border recognition of electronic data and documents for inclusive and sustainable intraregional trade facilitation.
To consider entering into bilateral and subregional agreements on the cross-border recognition and exchange of trade-related documents.
Reference was made to article 12 of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Signatures as anexample of a provision specifically aimed at enabling cross-border recognition.
For the same reason, the issues of cross-border recognition of certificates had not been considered at previous sessions.
It was important to ensure thatdraft article I dealt with the issues of cross-certification and cross-border recognition in a flexible manner.
Draft resolution: Enabling paperless trade and the cross-border recognition of electronic data and documents for inclusive and sustainable intraregional trade facilitation.
Article 12 of the UNCITRAL Model Law onElectronic Signatures encourages States to promote cross-border recognition of electronic signatures.
Enabling paperless trade and the cross-border recognition of electronic data and documents for inclusive and sustainable intraregional trade facilitation(resolution 68/3).
At the same time, legislation may also impose other geographic orprocedural limitations that prevent cross-border recognition of electronic signatures.
Recalling its resolution 68/3 on enabling paperless trade and the cross-border recognition of electronic data and documents for inclusive and sustainable intraregional trade facilitation.
Article 12 of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Signatures, for example,encourages States to promote cross-border recognition of electronic signatures.
The lack of common standards for cross-border recognition of electronic signatures and other authentication methods is considered to be a significant impediment to cross-border  commercial transactions.
The discussion in the following sections is therefore focused on the formal andsubstantive legal requirements for cross-border recognition of electronic signatures.
It was stated that the inclusion of provisions dealing with issues of cross-border recognition might represent a significant step towards enhancing the trustworthiness of certificates.
There was general support for the inclusion in draft article 13 of a provision establishingample recognition  of party autonomy as a basis for cross-border recognition.
Resolution 68/3 wasadopted with the aim of enabling paperless trade and cross-border recognition of electronic data and documents for inclusive and sustainable intraregional trade facilitation.
The Working Group was further informed of recent developments relating to the use of electroniccommunications in the Russian Federation with a view to facilitating cross-border recognition at the international and regional levels.
The Commission adoptedresolution 68/3 on enabling paperless trade and the cross-border recognition of electronic data and documents for inclusive and sustainable intraregional trade facilitation.
At that session, the Commission requested the Secretariat to prepare a sample portion of the comprehensive reference documentdealing specifically with issues related to authentication and cross-border recognition of electronic signatures.
The lack of common standards for cross-border recognition of electronic signatures and other authentication methods is considered to be a significant impediment to cross-border  commercial transactions.
(f) Education policies facilitate the social and economic integration of migrants through,among other things, the cross-border recognition of skills and qualifications.5.
In this respect, it should be further noted that article 27 bis of theKorean Electronic Signature Act foresees cross-border recognition of digital signatures by virtue of a formal agreement between governments.
Although a large number of countries had enacted legislation recognizing the validity of e-signatures,progress was still lacking in the cross-border recognition of foreign certificates and e-signatures.