Examples of using Functionally equivalent in English and their translations into Russian
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That is, the Guide recommends that States enact regimes that achieve functionally equivalent outcomes, regardless of whether they also decide to adopt the fully integrated approach see recommendation 174 for the unitary approach
they would have to ensure that the rules governing effectiveness as between the parties would be functionally equivalent, regardless of the form of the acquisition financing transaction see recommendation 185.
put these principles into operation in a manner that produces outcomes that are functionally equivalent to those achieved under the unitary approach,
To achieve the desired functionally equivalent results, therefore, States will have to
It was concluded at that time that the law of bills of lading was insufficiently codified in an international instrument to be able to accommodate an electronic record functionally equivalent to a paper-based bill of lading.
The rules governing acquisition financing should produce functionally equivalent economic results regardless of whether the creditor's right is a retention-of-title right,
for example, because the UNIDROIT draft Convention treated title-transfer transactions as functionally equivalent but did not equate them fully to security rights.
the Commission noted that the main difference between the alternatives set out in the recommendation was that the second version of the non-unitary approach resulted in acquisition security rights not being functionally equivalent to non-acquisition security rights.
to a framework of rules that produces functionally equivalent outcomes.
is based solely on the terms and conditions offered by the financier is to establish legal rules that treat all of them in a way that produces functionally equivalent outcomes.
produce results functionally equivalent to the results produced by the provisions of the law governing post-default rights relating to an acquisition financing right.
In principle, States adopting a non-unitary but functionally equivalent approach could achieve functional equivalence between the rights of sellers that retain title
After discussion, it was agreed that a general rule should be prepared to address the need to replicate, in a functionally equivalent manner, the circumstances whereby a paper-based transferable document would cease to have any legal effect.
concrete measures" employed in the Convention may be regarded as functionally equivalent and have an autonomous meaning to be interpreted in the light of the Convention as a whole which may differ from usage in particular States parties.
on the terms and conditions offered by the financier is to establish legal rules that treat all of them in a functionally equivalent way.
that is functionally equivalent to the environment that Debian already has in place in the UK.
it was stated that there might be difficulties with ascertaining what constituted a procedure functionally equivalent to the return of the instrument in the case of the issuance of the undertaking in non-paper form.
One of the main features of the new Model Law is to add certainty to the operation of the flexible criterion set forth in article 7 of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce for the recognition of an electronic signature as functionally equivalent to a hand-written signature.
data messages would be regarded as functionally equivalent to paper.
could thus be regarded as functionally equivalent to a handwritten signature.