Examples of using Institutional rules in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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No laws or other institutional rules require it, or provide necessary oversight to ensure that it does.
The overwhelming majority of respondents(93%)nonetheless favour the inclusion of provisions on emergency arbitrator in institutional rules.
Parties are free to apply the institutional rules they think most appropriate to their particular dispute.
Gary Born, tribunals have an inherent power to conduct proceedings in the absence of one party,even without an express authorisation from institutional rules or national laws.[2].
Of respondents wouldlike simplified procedures to be included in institutional rules for smaller claims and 94% believe that disputes exceeding USD 1 million should fall outside of this provision.
These other provisions may be useful in ad hoc arbitrations,but are unlikely to be useful in institutional ones, since most institutional rules already address such issues.
Some institutional rules are drafted differently and provide that the tribunal shall act fairly and impartially and ensure that each party has merely has a“reasonable” opportunity to present its case.
The UNCITRAL Model Law, national arbitration legislation,judicial decisions and institutional rules provide for equality of treatment in various ways.
Oppression is a form of injustice that occurs when one social group is subordinated while another is privileged, and oppression is maintained by a variety of different mechanisms including social norms,stereotypes and institutional rules.
The necessary content of a Notice orRequest varies depending on the applicable institutional rules(if any), the national law and any express stipulations contained in the arbitration agreement.[1].
We argue that the mode of transition, defined in terms of the identity of actors in the transition and their strategies, affects the pattern of elite competition,new institutional rules, and disposition of key actors to accept or reject the new rules of the game.
If more regulation was to be put in place,the most popular options are through institutional rules, such as the annex to the 2014 LCIA Rules(35%) and through guidelines, such as the IBA Guidelines on Party representation in International Arbitration(27%).
They can do this on a transactional basis by, for example, bribing a legislator or bureaucrat,or more damagingly by changing the institutional rules to favor themselves- by, say, closing off competition in markets they already dominate.
Wall Street leaders mustwork with their government counterparts to put in place institutional rules and oversight to guarantee that markets function smoothly in the future, even under the most extreme circumstances.
They can do so by bribing a legislator or a bureaucrat, that is, on a transactional basis, or, what is more damaging,by changing the institutional rules to favor themselves-- for example, by closing off competition in markets they already dominate, tilting the playing field ever more steeply in their favor.
Within the terms of the present Constitution,Statutes of Autonomy shall be the basic institutional rule of each Self-governing Community and the State shall recognize and protect them as an integral part of its legal system.
More and more arbitrations are institutional and rules now tend to converge rather than differ.
But this will happen only if it loses full decentralization andoperates according to the rules of large institutional investors.
It is the responsibility of sports organizations to create effective rules and basic institutional conditions that support and reward individual sportspeople for their responsibility and reduce any encouragement to resort to doping.
In case of an institutional arbitration, many procedural rules provide for defaultrules on appointing arbitrators.
But in the long run, this reform of the institutional environment towards the international“rules” is a necessary condition for growth in the context of globalization.
The prime minister warned that a political crisis in the middle of the summer would eventually lead to snap elections in autumn,which not only was highly unusual for Italy's institutional and political rules, but would expose the country to"political uncertainty and financial instability.".
Both versions are based on the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules but were adapted to be used in an institutional framework.
Retail and institutional banks abide by the Fed's stringent economic rules, which in turn trickle down to affect the daily lives of entrepreneurs, corporations, investors, markets and the consumer.
As Vietnam aspires to becoming a prosperous country with modern institutions by 2035,managing conflict of interest is essential because this very process of institutional modernization will determine how state and market institutions, rules and regulations are shaped for the next generation.
The Resolution stresses that theUniversity"has achieved sufficient levels of quality, according to the rules governing the matter, will be publicly recognized this fact through a formal act of institutional accreditation".
And China liked things like the rule of law, and the institutional predictability of Australia.
In contrast, Hong Kong and Singapore, without adopting the Western political model,have succeeded in sharply reducing corruption through rule of law and institutional innovation.
The news comes just weeks after VanEck andSolidX began offering shares of the Trust to qualified institutional buyers(entities with at least $100 million in assets owned or invested) under a Rule 144A exemption.
Rule 144A modifies the Securities and Exchange Commission(SEC) restrictions on trades of privately placed securities so that these investments can be traded among qualified institutional buyers, and with shorter holding periods- six months or a year, rather than the customary two-year period.