Examples of using Draft principle in English and their translations into French
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Additionally, it was agreed that the word“remaining” in Draft Principle 1 should be deleted,
alone to bear loss, in accordance with draft principle 3.
second sentences of Draft Principle 7 were too widely drafted,
The Secretariat was asked to consider whether the reference to“effectiveness” in paragraph(1) of Draft Principle, to the extent that such reference were retained after the suggested re-drafting of this provision,
it was agreed that the wording of Draft Principle 1 should be extended
It should be noted that the commentaries contained an explanation of the scope and context of each draft principle, as well as an analysis of relevant trends
In relation to Part II of the list of contracts in Draft Principle 4, several delegations argued that an open-ended list would be preferable, which would also
At this junction, it was suggested that Draft Principle 6(2) could be redrafted so as to provide that the
On some points the Commission had discharged its task successfully, as in draft principle 7, paragraph 1, which encouraged cooperation
The draft principles should, in her view, apply not only to transboundary damage as defined in draft principle 2, paragraph(e), but also to damage to the global commons, at least where
Furthermore, the Secretariat was requested to consider whether the term“repudiate” in Draft Principle 7(c)(i) should be replaced by“reject” in order to use similar terminology as in the UNCITRAL Legislative Guide on Insolvency.
There was no decision as to the general approach to be taken concerning Draft Principle 4 and it was agreed to keep those matters under consideration in the course of the further deliberations of the Committee,
did not clearly indicate that this provision was intended to be applied in addition to the general rules in Draft Principle 6, which continued to apply also in insolvency situations.
especially since the list in Draft Principle 7(1) was understood to be an exhaustive one.
referring also to the general rule in Draft Principle 6(1)(b), which was understood as allowing the exclusion of unenforceable obligations from the close-out netting set.
distinguished from insolvency proceedings, while a larger number of delegations held the view that resolution proceedings should be dealt with in Draft Principle 7.
other entity, as stated in draft principle 4, paragraph 2.
obligations of the insolvent debtor under their own law regardless of the law of the forum of the insolvency proceedings should be given more prominence in Draft Principle 9.
It was regretted that under the default position of the proposal transactions concluded between two corporate entities would not be eligible for netting unless at least one of those entities qualified as an eligible party under Draft Principle 2(a) to(f)
entities covered by Draft Principle 2(c), all obligations should be regarded as being eligible for close-out netting.