Examples of using Automatic sanctions in English and their translations into Russian
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Aims of the automatic sanctions.
This would be a one-time transitional measure that takes account of the existence of an amortization schedule before the new automatic sanctions system came into force.
The methods of applying the automatic sanctions system were approved by the CA 1999(Beijing) decision CA II/ 1999 B.
Regulatory basis of the automatic sanctions.
The third condition is that automatic sanctions should be applied to those who do not pay appropriately in order to prevent a recurrence of the current crisis.
Consequences of the automatic sanctions.
The aim of introducing the system of automatic sanctions is to reduce the amount of arrears of contributions owed to the Union while offering member countries several ways of paying them and flexibility of application through the time limits allowed.
Notification of automatic sanctions.
If the delay in payment represents a sum equal to or more than two years' amortization payments,the agreement is regarded as null and void and automatic sanctions are triggered.
However, the entry into force of the automatic sanctions will be preceded by a final reminder from the Director-General mentioning.
Different variants for avoiding automatic sanctions.
As of 1 January 2001, a new system of automatic sanctions came into effect concerning voting rights in the Universal Postal Union.
If the problem was beyond the control of Member States, then no automatic sanctions should be applied.
The decisive amount for the application of automatic sanctions is 285,000 CHF, or the sum of the contributions for the two years preceding the current year 1999 and 2000.
Operating procedures for the new system of automatic sanctions are as follows.
The regulatory basis for application of the automatic sanctions is article 126 of the Universal Postal Union General Regulations newly introduced at the 22nd Postal Congress in Beijing.
If a member country refuses to participate in one of the systems for paying its arrearsof mandatory contributions or fails to meet the mandatory deadlines(paragraph(g) above), automatic sanctions shall be imposed on it paragraph(b) above.
The automatic sanctions are triggered when the amount of arrears of mandatory contributions, not including interest, becomes equal to or more than the amount of the mandatory contributions owed by the member country for the preceding two financial years.
As mentioned in article 126, paragraph 1,above, application of the automatic sanctions results in the loss of the right to vote at Congress and at meetings of the Council of Administration and the Postal Operations Council and loss of eligibility for membership of these two Councils.
Automatic sanctions shall be lifted as a matter of course and with immediate effect as soon as the member country concerned has paid its arrears of mandatory contributions owed to the Union, in capital and interest, or has agreed to submit to a schedule for the amortization of the arrears.
A member country with arrears of mandatory contributions may,in order to avoid automatic sanctions, either settle them straightaway, agree to assign irrevocably in favour of the Union all or part of the credit owed to it by other member countries, or to sign with another country an agreement under which that country undertakes to settle its arrears within a period of six weeks up to the amount of the sums owed to the Union.
It appears that the easiest solution would be to provide for special confiscation as an automatic sanction for all criminal offences and remove similar provisions from the Criminal Procedure Code.
Having a single approach with automatic sanctioning of decision makers in the event of a genuine mistake would not have been appropriate, nor could it be expected to more effectively reduce the number of mistakes than could be achieved through the use of learning and development measures.
Similarly, automatic calculation of penalties, tax sanctions and tax percent is done in the RA module.
It was essential, however,that when sanctions were adopted, automatic measures should be decided on to generate the financial resources needed to put a stop to the economic losses suffered by third States.
While this would appropriately place more of the burden on the listing Member State to renew its statement of case and indicate why removal from the list should not take place,we believe the decision to continue listing should still be made by consensus of the sanctions committee, without automatic termination of the listing.
In the same vein,regarding financial sanctions, it is worth mentioning regulations in the United Kingdom that require the automatic freezing of accounts belonging to individuals under sanctions. .
The lifting of the sanctions in itself will not enable the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia's automatic reintegration in international economic flows, meaning that the direct adverse consequences of the sanctions will continue to be felt even after they are formally lifted.
For example, the United States Congress has before it the so-called“Sanctions Policy Reform Act”(S.757) which would require cost-benefit analysis before new economic sanctions are enacted, a clear statement of objectives pursued by sanctions, monitoring of the sanctions' effects and automatic termination after two years unless sanctions are renewed.
The review has now become nothing more than an automatic extension of the sanctions. It is now a matter of routine and is likely to become meaningless, in spite of the fact that the procedure was established by the Council to review the measures taken by the parties concerned in implementation of the Council's resolutions, and to adjust, suspend or lift the sanctions depending on how the resolutions were implemented.