Examples of using Draft legislative guide in English and their translations into Russian
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The work of Working Group VI in preparing an annex to the draft Legislative Guide specifically dealing with security rights in intellectual property was therefore of special interest.
His delegation was pleased that the Commission had begun discussions on the structure of the draft legislative guide.
twelfth sessions, the Working Group completed its work on a draft legislative guide and transmitted it to the Commission for finalization and adoption.
degree of complexity of the Commission's work on the draft legislative guide on insolvency law.
The suggestion was made that the draft legislative guide should include further discussion of the complex question of subordination of claims see A/CN.9/WG. V/WP.63/Add.13.
It was suggested that the draft legislative guide should take into consideration
It was also suggested that the draft legislative guide should discuss issues raised by unsolicited proposals;
It was further suggested that the draft legislative guide should stress the role that local capital providers
The Working Group, which is preparing a draft legislative guide on secured transactions, has held until the thirty-ninth session of the Commission, in 2006, ten one-week sessions during which it considered draft chapters of the draft legislative guide prepared by the Secretariat.
The current text of the draft Legislative Guide is contained in documents A/CN.9/WG. V/WP.63 and addenda 1-17 which the Commission will have before it, together with a table of contents of the draft Legislative Guide document A/CN.9/534.
to facilitate making an informed choice of possible legislative solutions for the issues subsequently discussed in the draft legislative guide.
The Working Group, which is preparing a draft legislative guide on secured transactions,
said that the draft Legislative Guide enabled countries which were working on their insolvency laws to take account of international trends in the context of economic globalization.
The Working Group, which is preparing a draft legislative guide on secured transactions,
said that, although the draft Legislative Guide was not yet complete,
said that the Commission's work on the draft Legislative Guide would make an important contribution to the development of international standards for corporate insolvency, which were crucial to the work of IMF.
for a two-week session, prior to the next session of the Commission itself, in order to complete the draft legislative guide.
The Commission exchanged views on the nature of the issues to be discussed in the draft legislative guide and possible methods for addressing them
At its thirty-sixth session, in 2003, the Commission considered the draft legislative guide and gave its approval in principle,
Also commends the Commission for the progress made in the work on the draft legislative guide on secured transactions,