Examples of using Terms of reference in English and their translations into Thai
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
Terms of Reference, Policies.
Article 23: Terms of Reference.
Terms of reference for site development.
The roles and responsibilities of the committees are set out in their terms of reference.
Terms of Reference(TOR)- this is the original document.
It is regrettable that parties sometimes take the preparation of the Terms of Reference for a battlefield.
Unless clearly stated otherwise, any words or terms of reference defined in all other Pacifica Group documentation shall have the same meanings when used or referred to herein;
Within 30 days of the date on which the file has been transmitted to it, the arbitral tribunal shall transmit to the Court the Terms of Reference signed by it and by the parties.
In case the terms of reference specify that the bidders meeting the technical requirements shall be trained and test the system, attendance at the training on the designated day and time is mandatory.
Paragraph 37 of the Note states that publication will occur once the Terms of Reference have been transmitted to, or approved by, the Court, and will be updated when legal counsel changes.
In ICC arbitration, upon the transmission of the case file by the ICC Secretariat to the arbitral tribunal(Article 16 of the ICC Arbitration Rules), the first task for an arbitral tribunal is to draw up the Terms of Reference.
According to Article 23(2) of the ICC Arbitration Rules, the Terms of Reference shall be completed within 30 days as of the date of the ICC Secretariat's transmittal to the arbitral tribunal of the case file.
The filing fee for a request for arbitration has also been increased from USD 3,000 to USD 5,000 along with other changes to the ICC fee scale, a shorter time limit for establishing the Terms of Reference and an increase of the transparency of the ICC Court by making available reasoned decisions.
The ICC Rules do not provide for amendment of the Terms of Reference since all significant changes that might occur in the course of arbitration can be recorded through a simple exchange of correspondence.
In an arbitration with multiple parties, claims may be made by any party against any other party, subject to the provisions of Articles 6(3)-6(7) and 9 and provided that no new claims may be made after the Terms of Reference are signed or approved by the Court without the authorization of the arbitral tribunal pursuant to Article 234.
According to Article 23(1) of the ICC Arbitration Rules, the Terms of Reference corresponds to a document providing a framework for the entire arbitration“on the basis of documents or in the presence of the parties and in the light of their most recent submissions.”.
The Secretariat will in each case submitted to arbitration under the Rules retain in the archives of the Court all awards, Terms of Reference and decisions of the Court, as well as copies of the pertinent correspondence of the Secretariat.
This information will be published after the Terms of Reference have been transmitted to, or approved by, the Court and will be updated in the event of a change in the arbitral tribunal's composition or party representation without however mentioning the reason for the change.
After the Terms of Reference have been signed or approved by the Court, no party shall make new claims which fall outside the limits of the Terms of Reference unless it has been authorized to do so by the arbitral tribunal, which shall consider the nature of such new claims, the stage of the arbitration and other relevant circumstances.
And, you can actually reference the terms of the matrix.