Примеры использования Additional financial liability на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Voluntary contributions almost always involve additional financial liability for the Organization.
Mr. TAKASU(Controller) said that the financial regulations of the United Nations clearly stipulated that the Secretary-General could receive voluntary contributions in any form as long as such contributions entailed no additional financial liability for the Organization.
Trust Funds which directly or indirectly involve additional financial liability for UNFPA shall be established only by the Executive Board.
In particular, under financial regulation 7.2,the acceptance of voluntary contributions must not involve additional financial liability for the Organization.
Trust funds that directly or indirectly involve additional financial liability for UN-Women shall be established only by the Executive Board.
The General Assembly may wish to reaffirm the principle that the acceptance of gratis personnel cannot involve,directly or indirectly, additional financial liability for the Organization.
Acceptance of contributions which directly orindirectly involve additional financial liability for the Tribunal shall require the consent of the Meeting of States Parties.
Incremental resources for extrabudgetary activities are appropriately recovered from the donor in accordance with financial regulation 3.11 to ensure that extrabudgetary projects do not involve additional financial liability for the Organization.
The acceptance of voluntary contributions almost always involves additional financial liability for the Organization in terms of associated costs.
Voluntary contributions, whether or not in cash, may be accepted by the Secretary-General provided that the purposes for which the contributions are made are consistent with the policies, aims and activities of the Organization and provided that the acceptance of such contributions that directly orindirectly involve additional financial liability for the Organization shall require the consent of the appropriate authority.
Voluntary contributions, gifts or donations which directly orindirectly involve additional financial liability for the Organization may be accepted only with the approval of the General Assembly.
In addition, in terms of whether the civilian capacity initiative would have any future implications for the regular budget of the Organization, the Committee notes the applicability of financial rule 103.4(b), which states that voluntary contributions, gifts or donations that directly orindirectly involve additional financial liability for the Organization may be accepted only with the approval of the General Assembly.
As the acceptance of the buildings would involve additional financial liability for the United Nations in respect of the cost of their maintenance, the approval of the General Assembly is sought, consistent with financial regulation 3.11 ibid., para. 3.
The charge of administrative support costs to donors is therefore required so as to avoid additional financial liability for the Organization.
In this connection, some Governments have argued that the acceptance of gratispersonnel performing mandated activities would not, therefore, involve additional financial liability for the Organization since support costs have already been included in the budgets; this argument is valid only if the gratis personnel are to be considered a substitute for staff to be recruited against authorized posts for the implementation of the approved activities.
In this connection, attention is drawn to financial regulation 3.11, whereby voluntary contributions, whether or not in cash, may be accepted by the Secretary-General provided that the purposes for which the contributions are made are consistent with the policies, aims and activities of the Organization and provided that the acceptance of such contributions that directly orindirectly involve additional financial liability for the Organization shall require the consent of the appropriate authority.
Acceptance of any such contributions, gifts and donations which directly orindirectly involve additional financial liability for the Tribunal shall require the prior consent of the Meeting of States Parties.
There were also 17 instances in which receipt of a donation committed UNODC to expenditure on projects that it had not formally cleared through proper approval from the General Assembly, contrary to rule 103.4(b) of the Financial Regulations and Rules of the United Nations, which states that voluntary contributions, gifts or donations that directly orindirectly involve additional financial liability for the Organization may be accepted only with the approval of the Assembly.
As pointed out in the earlier report,the acceptance of a voluntary contribution almost always involves additional financial liability for the Organization in terms of associated costs.
The acceptance of the five buildings, while being cost-effective overall for the organization,would involve an additional financial liability for the United Nations in respect of the cost of maintenance of the buildings.
The Secretary-General is seeking the approval of the General Assembly for the acceptance of the buildings, consistent with financial regulation 3.11, since this would entail additional financial liability for the United Nations in respect of the cost of their renovation and maintenance.
The acceptance of the 6 additional buildings and 12 open areas, while being cost-effective overall for the Organizationin the long term, would involve an additional financial liability for the United Nations in respect of the cost of maintenance of the buildings and open areas.
He had further recommended that gratis personnel could not involve,directly or indirectly, additional financial liabilities for the Organization.
With almost 90 per cent of donor voluntary contributions earmarked for specific projects, the imbalance between core and earmarked funding leaves little operating flexibility for the Office to respond to complex programmatic and managerial challenges, andmay create additional financial liabilities that the level of core funding cannot support.
In its consideration in 1977 of services provided by the United Nations to activities funded from extrabudgetary resources, the Advisory Committee reported that the intent of regulations 7.2(acceptance of voluntary contributions) and 13.1(decisions of intergovernmental bodieswith programme budget implications) of the Financial Regulations of the United Nations was to protect the Organization from unwittingly assuming additional financial liabilities A/32/8/Add.9.
In that connection, his delegation welcomed the Secretary-General's proposal, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 60/282, for a mechanism to ensure that Member States that paid their assessed contributions for the capital master plan in full andon time would not bear additional financial liabilities as a result of the use of credit facilities arising from arrears of payment by other Member States.
This IFRIC provides guidance on treating settlement of a financial liability through additional issue of an entity's own equity to the creditor.
Prepare additional financial statement to show income and expenditure, assets and liabilities, and the balance of this special account.
In April 1998, the Interim Committee proposed a broadening of SDDS, so thatthe system would also cover additional financial data such as net reserves(after allowance for central banks' liabilities under forward or derivative transactions), the debt(in particular the short-term debt) of economic agents and other indicators bearing on the stability of the financial sector.
With regard to the Legal Subcommittee's deliberations on the draft protocol on matters specific to space assets to the Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment, his delegation was not opposed to designating the United Nations as the supervisory authority,provided that the Organization would not bear an additional financial burden and would be immune from liability for damages.