(c) Promoting transparency among private entities, including, where appropriate, measures regarding the identity of legal and natural persons involved in the establishment and management of corporate entities

At the same time, various private or semi private entities have been investing abroad.

The legal system of the Republic of Armenia excludes criminal liability for legal entities.

(a) Promoting cooperation between law enforcement agencies and relevant private entities

Countries visited and representatives of Governments, organizations and private entities interviewed

Approximately 3,500 women were trained through 15 agreements between public and private entities.

Section 11 establishes that legal entities subject to the obligations of the Law

The Legal Subcommittee had created a legal framework within which States and other entities could conduct their activities in outer space.

Legal entities of the Russian Federation acquire property and land in the secessionist regions

These requirements include information such as the customer's name, address, occupation, nationality, identity card, taxpayer identification number (CPF), in the case of natural persons, and the legal name, main activity, address and legal entities national register number (CNPJ) in the case of legal entities.

Public private overlap With the increase over the last several decades in public service provided by private entities, especially in Britain and the United States, some have called for increased political accountability mechanisms for otherwise non political entities.

The import of arms and bullets can be carried out by the supplying legal entities.

The last several decades have seen an increased concentration of media ownership by large private entities.

(c) To represent the Legal Counsel in Vienna, assist the Director General on all legal matters and provide legal services for entities of the United Nations Secretariat in Vienna

Therefore, in all other cases neither legal nor physical entities are authorised to create armed units.

(a) The strengthening of cooperation between law enforcement agencies or prosecutors and relevant private entities, including industry

(a) The strengthening of cooperation between law enforcement agencies or prosecutors and relevant private entities, including industry?

(c) Gather information on the evaluation and selection process from the Committee and from public and private entities.

Funding is obtained by means of voluntary contributions from Governments, NGOs, other private or public entities and individuals.

Contributions received from non governmental organizations, other private and public entities and individuals as at 3 November 2005

The export is carried out by the legal entities who had obtained the license for arms manufacturing.

Legal scholar Anne Davies, for instance, argues that the line between public institutions and private entities like corporations is becoming blurred in certain areas of public service in the United Kingdom, and that this can compromise political accountability in those areas.

Numerous legal opinions for private persons, banks, States and the European Commission.

They can guarantee the debt of private sector entities, thus transforming now risky leaden assets back into golden ones.

Discussions are continuing with agencies and private sector entities to make assistance available to countries that seek such assistance.

The Social Work Center cooperates with citizens, legal entities and organizations in the implementation of the protective measures.

Legal entities that engage in activities pertaining to real estate, including the promotion, purchase and sale of properties

Private legal practitioner with Umar Yabo Co. Based in Sokoto State of Nigeria.

Australian non profit organisations are generally subject to similar registration and disclosure requirements as other legal entities and arrangements.

In 1988, a new law provided the legal framework for the establishment of private radio stations and, in 1989, private television stations.

Mr. Gass (Switzerland) welcomed the recent trend towards partnerships between United Nations system entities and civil society and private sector actors.

AIG is a holding company, and most of its business is conducted through insurance subsidiaries organized as separate legal entities.

Individuals or legal entities that engage in the commerce of jewelry, precious stones and metals, works of art, and antiques

Legal Advisor to several public and private sector organizations and to registered trade unions.

(d) Preventing the misuse of procedures regulating private entities, including procedures regarding subsidies and licences granted by public authorities for commercial activities

Expressing its deep appreciation for the voluntary contributions made by Governments and other public and private entities in support of the University,

Expressing its deep appreciation for the voluntary contributions made by Governments and other public and private entities in support of the University,

The CDM modalities and procedures emphasize the need for the CDM to preserve confidential information, which may include that of private entities.

One of the most discussed initiatives was the extension of sanctions to a quite big number of individuals and legal entities.

Customer identification requirements for legal entities include the individuals who are legally authorized to represent them, as well as their owners.

For this purpose, the law should specify rules for determining the correct legal name or other identifier of individuals and entities.

According to the Civil Code and the Code on Administrative Offences, legal entities might be subject to property and administrative liability.

According to these Rules, commercial banks are obliged to provide the State Tax Committee with information about their clients' transactions amounting, in the case of legal entities, to more than 1,000 times and, in the case of private entrepreneurs, to more than 500 times the minimum wage.

Private and or public entities may only transfer and acquire CERs if the authorizing Party is eligible to do so at that time.

Forced subsidiarization causes capital and liquidity to be trapped in local legal entities, reducing the effectiveness with which that capital is used.