WTO Agreements. For the purposes of this Agreement, the following definitions apply:
WTO Agreements. For the purposes of this Agreement:
WTO Agreements. For the purposes of this Agreement:
(a) Agreement on Agriculture" means the Agreement on Agriculture contained in Annex 1A of the WTO Agreement;
WTO Agreements. There are no other WTO agreements directly relevant to this subject matter.
WTO Agreements. Other international instruments
WTO Agreements. The WTO agreements specify, in numerous provisions,68 the need to offer tech- nical assistance to developing and LDC Members.69 Each of those provisions relates specifically to the particular subject matter of the respective agreement. 66 For details, see below, Section 6.2.2. 67 See X. Xxxxxx, Can the TRIPS Agreement Xxxxxx Technology Transfer to Developing Countries? Draft of March 2003, submitted to a Conference at Duke University [hereinafter Xxxxxx, Draft]. 68 For a detailed overview of these provisions, see UNCTAD (2001), Compendium of International Arrangements on Transfer of Technology. Selected Instruments, New York and Geneva, p. 52 et seq. [hereinafter Compendium (TOT)].
69 A generally flexible approach to the obligations of, in particular, the least-developed country Members is advocated by the terms of the Decision on Measures in Favour of Least Developed Countries appended to the Final Act of the Uruguay Round of 1994.
WTO Agreements. According to Appendix 1 of the DSU, the DSU applies to all WTO multilateral agreements (i.e., Annexes 1A through 1C to the Marrakesh Agreement). As to the plurilateral agreements, (i.e., Annex 4 to the Marrakesh Agreement), the applica- bility of the DSU shall be subject to the adoption of a decision by the parties to each plurilateral agreement setting out the terms for the application of the DSU to the individual agreement, including any special or additional rules or procedures.
WTO Agreements. The term ‘‘WTO Agreements’’ means the WTO Agreement and agreements annexed to that Agreement. (Pub. L. 114–125, title VI, § 611, Feb. 24, 2016, 130 Stat. 192.) SUBCHAPTER VI—ENGAGEMENT ON CUR- RENCY EXCHANGE RATE AND ECONOMIC POLICIES
(a) Major trading partner report
(1) In general
WTO Agreements. There is no particular relationship between Article 73 and the provisions on se- curity exceptions under other WTO agreements. As mentioned above (Section 1), the text of Article 73 was modelled upon Article XI of the GATT 1947 and is almost identical to Article XIV bis of the GATS.
WTO Agreements. The general question of the proper interpretation of terms such as “intellectual property” is common to all WTO Agreements. The term “intellectual property” is unique in the sense that it is the subject of an extensive history of regulation by multilateral instruments outside the WTO context. There are analogies, nonethe- less, in terms such as “national treatment” that were used in various treaty contexts (including in the Paris and Berne Conventions) well before the GATT 1947. The determination of the subject matter scope of “intellectual property” under Article 1.2 might be relevant to other WTO agreements in the sense that subject matter not covered by TRIPS might be principally regulated by another WTO agreement. The extensive incorporation and cross-referencing of TRIPS to the WIPO con- ventions is distinctive to TRIPS (among the WTO agreements).
