Examples of using Revised model in English and their translations into Arabic
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In that regard, the revised model memorandum of understanding should be incorporated into existing memorandums of understanding between the United Nations and troop-contributing countries for early implementation, as that would clarify issues of jurisdiction.
including such a restriction on the use of this procurement method in the Model Law would contradict the" toolbox" approach agreed to be taken in the revised Model Law.
management are included in the United Nations rental contracts with building owners and will therefore be included in the revised model for budgeting rental costs described in the comments on recommendation 4 above.
In the light of developments since then, the Legal Working Group of CEFACT is currently proposing a revised model contract for more general use in electronic commerce operations.
The authorities of the concerned troop-contributing country were informed and were requested to investigate the allegations in accordance with the revised model memorandum of understanding between the United Nations and troop-contributing countries.
The Working Group recalled that at its fourteenth session it had decided not to include the provisions of article 56(2) in the revised Model Law in the light of the introduction of a standstill period(A/CN.9/664, para. 71).
The Group of Experts has taken note of the fact that the Secretary-General, in the light of those developments, intends to publish the revised Model Convention in the form agreed upon by the Group of Experts.
The Chairperson also reported on two items that had been discussed under" Other business", namely a paper on disclosure of the impact of corporations on society, prepared by the secretariat, and a revised model curriculum.
The Working Group had before it a proposal for chapter IV of the revised Model Law submitted by delegations of Austria, France, the United Kingdom and the United States of America, entitled" Article 40. Request for Proposals with Competitive Negotiations".
The Commission further noted that the Working Group, at its eighteenth session, agreed to address the remaining outstanding issues throughout the draft revised model law with a view to finalizing the text at its nineteenth session.
It was noted that, as a result of the deliberations at the current session, the revised Model Law would prohibit any material change in the context of article 44(consecutive negotiations) and article 57(framework agreement procedures).
The first was promotion and implementation of the revised Model Law, which the Commission might wish to consider in the light of operative paragraphs 2 to 6 of the draft decision on the adoption of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Public Procurement(A/CN.9/XLIV/CRP.2).
Support was expressed for retaining the definitions related to framework agreements in article 2 as doing so would allow users of the revised model law to familiarize themselves from the outset with terminology used in the context of the new procedure of the revised model law.
limited corrective actions was, it was emphasized, without prejudice to the provisions of the revised Model Law setting time limits for submission of complaints to the procuring entity before the entry into force of the procurement contract.
Mr. Marca Paco(Plurinational State of Bolivia) asked whether the provisions of the draft revised Model Law would allow for single-source procurement by a Government as a means of expanding public investment and promoting growth and efficiency in specific economic sectors, such as municipalities and local communities.
The Secretariat was requested to propose a list of additional terms that it would be desirable to have defined in article 2 in the light of the consideration by the Committee of the draft revised model law.
Most of them, it was pointed out, explained optional texts included in parentheses in the revised Model Law and made it clear that they would not be part of the national law enacted on the basis of the revised Model Law.
His delegation also attached great importance to the progress on the issues of arbitration and conciliation, insolvency law and security interests and to the completion of the draft revised model law on procurement as soon as possible.
in particular that mechanisms of review were considerably strengthened in the revised Model Law.
(a) To redraft paragraph 20 by stating from the outset that chapter III of the revised Model Law applied to two-stage tendering and subsequently explaining which provisions of chapter III applied to which stage and in which context;