Examples of using Guide recommends in English and their translations into Russian
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The Guide recommends this principle as well see recommendation 87.
This is the policy that the Guide recommends for security rights generally.
The Guide recommends the first of the two approaches just outlined.
In keeping with generally accepted practice governing money, the Guide recommends adoption of this priority principle see recommendation 103.
The Guide recommends this approach see A/CN.9/631, recommendations 39, 83 and 84.
To maximize flexibility and efficiency in enforcement, this Guide recommends adoption of the second approach see A/CN.9/631, recommendation 158.
The Guide recommends a similar practice see recommendations 2, subparagraph(a), and 28.
In order to ensure that the integrity of the registry can be preserved in a cost-effective manner, this Guide recommends that electronic registries be systematically backed up see A/CN.9/631, recommendation 56, subpara. f.
The Guide recommends adoption of a rule reflecting this general principle see recommendation 119.
In view of the scope of preceding chapters, the Guide recommends that States adopt a series of transition provisions tailored specifically to the new law they may enact.
This Guide recommends adoption of the second approach see A/CN.9/631, recommendation 30.
Conversely, where no such agreement has been entered into, this Guide recommends that a court order be required, unless the bank specifically consents to collection by the secured creditor see A/CN.9/631, recommendation 169.
This Guide recommends a similar practice see A/CN.9/631, recommendations 2, subpara.(a), and 29.
Consistent with the objectiveof enhancing flexibility and efficiency in enforcement, the Guide recommends that creditors enforcing security in a right to payment of funds credited to a bank account may do so by collecting the money in the account see recommendation 169.
The Guide recommends a detailed regime governing the enforcement of security rights relating to different types of encumbered asset.
For all these reasons, the Guide recommends that States adopt the third approach to drafting their priority rules.
The Guide recommends that the priority of a security right should extend to all obligations secured under a security agreement.
For this reason, this Guide recommends the first approach noted above see A/CN.9/631, recommendation 30.
The draft guide recommends a general security rights registry see A/CN.9/631, recommendations 55-73.
As already mentioned(see paras. 107-113 above), the Secured Transactions Guide recommends that a registration should become legally effective only when the information in a notice submitted to the registry has been entered into the registry record so as to be available to searchers see Secured Transactions Guide, chap. IV, paras. 102-105, and rec. 70.
The Guide recommends a detailed regime governing the enforcement of security rights in different types of encumbered asset.
In view of the above, the Guide recommends the law of the State in which the grantor is located see A/CN.9/631, recommendation 204.
This guide recommends the methods specifically suitable for each sample type and summarizes the various KF titration methods currently in use.
For these reasons the Guide recommends adoption of priority rules that extend priority to future obligations see recommendation 94.
The Guide recommends that States adopt a fully integrated(or unitary) approach to security rights as a general organizing framework.
For these reasons, the Guide recommends that a description of the encumbered assets be included in the registered notice see A/CN.9/631, recommendation 58, subpara. b.
The Guide recommends this approach to a State that would adopt the non-unitary approach to acquisition financing see recommendation 199.
For all these reasons, the Guide recommends two general conflict-of-laws rules on the law applicable to the creation, third-party effectiveness and priority of a security right, as follows.
The Guide recommends that States either specify the effective date, or set out a formula for determining the effective date in the law itself recommendation 223.
For these reasons, the Guide recommends that notices be indexed and retrieved only by the name or other identifier of the grantor see A/CN.9/631, recommendation 55, subpara. h.