The removal of legal obstacles to electronic commerce a useful transposition to the international order of UNCITRAL Model Law rules.

Once the legal transposition of instruments has become a reality, their effective implementation involves considerable work in the area of information and training.

European Union regulations are legally directly applicable (without any additional transposition measure being necessary at the national level in order to ensure that they apply to all nationals of States members of the Union).

The weighted baseline is variant 0w, which is the transposition of the current system from non weighted to weighted (base figure 2,700, membership 40 per cent, population 5 per cent, contribution 55 per cent).

This philosophy would benefit places like New Orleans as much as Phuket in Thailand. Indeed, while it might seem as though there would be no problem of cultural transposition in the case of Hurricane Katrina, an examination of the tragedy reveals otherwise.

But this method omits much of what has been learned about genomic evolution in the last quarter century. Mutational processes are far more complex than was thought a few decades ago with strand slippage, duplication, transposition, and illegitimate recombination producing qualitative differences between closely related genomes.

And while the story is good on transposition, it is less rosy when it comes to how things are working on the ground. Eight member states have managed to reduce the number of infringement cases taken against them by the Commission, but 17 have as many or more than they did this time last year.

Ten years ago, the gap between the number of single market laws adopted in Brussels and those in force in the member states known as the transposition deficit stood at 6 . Faced with this poor record, in 2001 the European Council committed itself to achieving a target of no more than 1.5 at any given time.