Примеры использования Any programme budget implications на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She did not believe that the draft resolution had any programme budget implications.
Any programme budget implications would therefore be considered at the time that proposals are considered and subsequently endorsed by the General Assembly.
She asked whether the reduction in the Subcommittee's documentation would carry any programme budget implications.
The measure did not carry any programme budget implications, the saving being treated as a saving in the cost of conference services over the biennium.
The adoption of draft resolution A/C.3/64/L.2 therefore would not entail any programme budget implications.
Any programme budget implications arising from decisions of the Council will be submitted to the General Assembly for its consideration at its sixty-second session.
Mr. Lambertini(Italy) asked the Secretary of the Committee to clarify whether the draft resolution had any programme budget implications.
In that connection, he stressed the need for prompt submission of information on any programme budget implications before the adoption of draft resolutions, in accordance with rule 153 of the rules of procedure.
The Secretariat noted that since this understanding concerned the formal aspects of the conduct of business,it would not have any programme budget implications.
The Chairman noted that the Secretariat did not anticipate any programme budget implications arising from the draft resolutions.
Ms. Robl(United States of America)said that her delegation was also in a state of confusion as it had not anticipated any programme budget implications.
Accordingly, adoption of draft resolution A/C.1/64/L.41 would not give rise to any programme budget implications under the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2010-2011 at this time.
At the same meeting, the Working Group was informed by the Secretariat that the adoption of the draft resolution andthe draft strategy would not entail any programme budget implications.
Pushing back all additional meeting time to 2014 would eliminate any programme budget implications for the current 2012-2013 biennium.
The Chairman drew attention to theproposed amendments to draft resolution A/C.3/62/L.29 contained in documents A/C.3/62/L.68-L.77, none of which had any programme budget implications.
Inadvertently, the Council was not informed at the meeting that the resolution as amended would not entail any programme budget implications, since it did not include the appointment of an independent expert.
Ms. NEWELL(Secretary of the Committee) said that, with the exception of draft resolution A/C.3/51/L.39,none of the draft resolutions before the Committee had any programme budget implications.
Noting that the draft resolution also contributed to the work of the General Assembly without having any programme budget implications, he said that his delegation would vote in favour of its adoption and urged all other Committee members to do the same.
The Chair invited the Committee to take action on the draft resolutions and the draft decision before the Committee under agenda items 56, 57, 58, 59 and 60,none of which had any programme budget implications.
Inadvertently, the Council was not informed, upon its adoption of the draft resolution,that the resolution as amended would not entail any programme budget implications, since the resolution as amended did not include the appointment of an independent expert see annex II.
Mr. Jin Yongjian(Under-Secretary-General for General Assembly Affairs and Conference Services): I should like to inform members that, should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/ES-10/L.5/Rev.1,the Secretary-General does not anticipate any programme budget implications.
The adoption of draft resolution A/C.3/65/L.13 therefore would not entail any programme budget implications for the biennium 2010-2011.
While these increases in the scope of activities do not have any programme budget implications, given that the Working Group meets immediately prior to, or after, the scheduled sessions of the Committee, the related decision of the General Assembly is also required.
The fact that delegations had been able to accommodate a process that did not have any programme budget implications was important to the European Union.
The Commission, at its sixteenth session, held at Amman from 30 August to 3 September 1992, approved, in its resolution 195(XVI), the programme of work of its secretariat for the biennium 1992-1993, as amended in the light of observations made thereon by the Technical Committee; those amendments, as presented,do not have any programme budget implications ibid., para. 3.
Mr. Gustafik(Secretary of the Committee), after seeking clarification from the budget division, said that in view of the revisions madeto the draft resolution, the Budget Division would need to review any programme budget implications arising therefrom and would express itself on that matter before the draft resolution was submitted to the General Assembly plenary for final action.
Mr. Jin Yongjian(Under-Secretary-General for General Assembly Affairs and Conference Services): I should like to inform members that should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/52/L.4/Rev.1,the Secretary-General does not anticipate that any programme budget implications would arise.
Ms. Chambers(United States of America): The United States has joined the consensus on agenda item 144 and will also join the consensus on items 147,150 and 151 and any programme budget implications associated with these items with the understanding that the Fifth Committee will reduce its reservation of 15 weeks of meetings in 1997 and that these items' conference-services requirements will be met from within the 15 weeks reserved for the Fifth Committee.
Hence, the adoption of draft resolution E/CN.15/2010/L.10, as amended, would not entail any programme budget implications for the biennium 2010-2011.
Consequently, since the United Nations budget was not at issue,the budget officials could not prepare any programme budget implications with regard to attendance of members.