Examples of using Rulemaking in English and their translations into Arabic
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Lessons learned included(a) avoiding ad hoc/uncoordinated rulemaking as a response to crises;(b) using growth periods to carry out reforms; and(c) comprehensively
It could also serve as a main reference for international investment rulemaking at all levels, and ensure that all countries irrespective of their level of development can equally participate in the process.
International investment rulemaking continues to remain a cornerstone of countries ' efforts to attract and benefit from FDI, resulting in an ever-growing universe of increasingly complex international investment agreements(IIAs).
In its first year of operation, OSHA was permitted to adopt regulations based on guidelines set by certain standards organizations, such as the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists, without going through all of the requirements of a typical rulemaking.
The consolidation of core BIT provisions should contribute to facilitating future international investment rulemaking and gives foreign investors more assurance of what they can reasonably expect from host countries in terms of investment protection.
The risk of incoherence is especially great for developing countries that lack expertise and bargaining power in investment rulemaking and that may have to conduct negotiations on the basis of divergent model agreements of their negotiating partners(UNCTAD, 2006b).
Additional information on the origin of the costs in the above examples can be found in various documents prepared as a part of the US rulemaking for waste incineration sector(see US Submission of information to UNEP).
A key message of the paper is that while the development implications of investment rulemaking have since long been recognized, relatively few IIAs pay particular attention to this issue.
The trend from previous years towards an expansion and increasing sophistication of international investment rulemaking at the bilateral, regional and interregional level continued in 2005 and 2006(for the first half of which data are available).
facilitate an exchange of experiences and views on these issues and work towards formulating international policy instruments to accompany investment rulemaking at the bilateral, subregional, regional and interregional levels.
with 2006 seeing further expansion and increasing sophistication of international investment rulemaking at the bilateral, regional and interregional levels.
countries have new opportunities, but also face new challenges in international investment rulemaking.
Another study, Investor-State Dispute Settlement and Impact on Investment Rulemaking, examines the changes made in recent treaty practice to take account of arbitral decisions, and analyses the implications of such changes for developing countries.
first generation series on Key Issues in IIAs;(c) the publication of the seminal study" Investor- State Dispute Settlement and Impact on Investment Rulemaking";(d) the launching of several issues of the IIA Monitors; and(e) the update of the databases of investment instruments
International Investment Rulemaking.
Of International Investment Rulemaking.
III. Benefits and challenges of international investment rulemaking.
Report of the expert meeting on development implications of international investment rulemaking.
(c) In relation to the benefits and challenges of international investment rulemaking.
The role of developing countries in international investment rulemaking continues to grow.