Examples of using Set of principles and rules in English and their translations into Arabic
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
Separately, the Set of Principles and Rules,(in para. G.3) states that one of the functions of the Group of Experts shall be" to provide a forum and modalities for multilateral consultations, discussion and exchange of views between States on matters related to the Set of Principles and Rules, in particular its operation and the experience arising there from".
Separately, the Set of Principles and Rules(in para. G.3) states that one of the functions of the Group of Experts shall be" to provide a forum and modalities for multilateral consultations, discussion and exchange of views between States on matters related to the Set of Principles and Rules, in particular its operation and the experience arising therefrom".
(d) To collect and disseminate information on matters relating to the Set of Principles and Rules, to the overall attainment of its goals and to the appropriate steps States have taken at the national or regional levels to promote an effective Set of Principles and Rules, including its objectives and principles; .
This is also widely recognized in the United Nations Set of Principles and Rules for the Control of Restrictive Business Practices, The Set of Multilaterally Agreed Equitable Principles and Rules for the Control of Restrictive Business Practices was adopted by the General Assembly in resolution 35/63 of 5 December 1980(TD/RBP/CONF.10/Rev.1).
cartels in other countries? Is there a role for international organizations such as UNCTAD under the Set of Principles and Rules on Competition?
Further, in section F, the Set provides for" communication annually to the Secretary-General of UNCTAD of appropriate information on steps taken by States and regional groupings to meet their commitment to the Set of Principles and Rules, and information on the adoption, development and application of legislation, regulations and policies concerning restrictive business practices".
The Set of Principles and Rules and the OECD instruments contain many of the types of provisions adopted in bilateral enforcement cooperation agreements and in free trade, customs union or common market agreements, but with variations, omissions or additional provisions, particularly in the
The voluntary peer review of competition law and policy by UNCTAD falls within the framework of the Set of Multilaterally Agreed Principles and Rules for the Control of Restrictive Business Practices, known as the United Nations Set of Principles and Rules on Competition, adopted by the General Assembly in 1980.
The Set of Principles and Rules(in para. G.3) states that one of the functions of the IGE shall be" to provide a forum and modalities for multilateral consultations, discussion and exchange of views between States on matters related to the Set of Principles and Rules, in particular its operation and the experience arising therefrom".
This would be in line with the Set of Principles and Rules, which provides for the establishment of appropriate mechanisms at the regional and subregional levels to promote the exchange of information on RBPs and on the application of national laws and policies in this area, as well as to provide mutual assistance in RBP control(article E.7).
Apart from consultations and cooperation mechanisms under the Set of Principles and Rules and the Uruguay Round Agreements, some mechanism to coordinate approaches relating to
Voluntary peer reviews of competition law and policies carried out by UNCTAD fall within the framework of the Set of Multilaterally Agreed Principles and Rules for the Control of Restrictive Business Practices(the United Nations Set of Principles and Rules on Competition), adopted by the General Assembly in 1980.
This would be in line with the Set of Principles and Rules, which provides for the establishment of appropriate mechanisms at the regional and subregional levels to promote the exchange of information on RBPs and on the application of national laws and policies in this area, as well as to provide mutual assistance in RBP control(article E.7).
to study for the 2002 session of the Group of Experts the possibility of formulating a model competition agreement on competition law and policy, based on the Set of Principles and Rules on Competition.
This would be in line with the Set of Principles and Rules, which provides for the establishment of appropriate mechanisms at the regional and subregional levels to promote the exchange of information on RBPs and on the application of national laws and policies in this area, and to provide mutual assistance in RBP control(article E.7).
The Set of Multilaterally Agreed Equitable Principles and Rules for the Control of Restrictive Business Practices, in section G, provides that" States which have accepted the Set of Principles and Rules should take appropriate steps at the national or regional levels to meet their commitment to the Set of Principles and Rules".
In order to ensure the equitable application of the Set of Principles and Rules, States, particularly developed countries, should take into account in their control of restrictive business practices the development, financial and trade needs of developing countries, in particular of the least developed countries, for the purposes especially of developing countries in.
As a first step, the obligation upon Uruguay Round Agreements signatories to consult and cooperate in respect of RBPs emanating from their territories might be strengthened on the basis of" positive comity" or mutual enforcement assistance procedures, taking into account principles taken from the Set of Principles and Rules.
In order to ensure the equitable application of the Set of Principles and Rules, States, particularly developed countries, should take into account in their control of restrictive business practices the development, financial and trade needs of developing countries, in particular of the least developed countries, for the purposes especially of developing countries in.
While the elaboration of a Model Cooperation Agreement on Competition Law and Policy by UNCTAD would therefore not be feasible, it should be possible to elaborate Model Cooperation Provisions, with alternative options or variations in wording, based upon clauses contained in different bilateral, regional, plurilateral and multilateral cooperation instruments(including the Set of Principles and Rules).