Примеры использования Averaging method на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Method_MA= 0; averaging method.
It is not possible, therefore, for the Administration to commit itself to using an averaging method in all cases.
Accordingly, the averaging method has been used for these duty stations in the current recosting.
Instead of using the latest available exchange rates, budgetary assumptions relating to operational exchange rates should be based on an averaging method.
Accordingly, the averaging method has been used for these five duty stations in the current recosting.
Instead of using the latest available exchange rates,budgetary assumptions relating to operational exchange rates should be based on an averaging method.
The adoption of an appropriate averaging method would provide a more accurate basis for the assumption.
The Board of Auditors recommended that budgetary assumptions relating to operational exchange rates be based on an averaging method instead of the latest available exchange rates para. 110.
This stress averaging method improves the calculation of stresses at mid-side notes for tetrahedral elements with high aspect ratios.
Budgetary assumptions should be modified to adopt an averaging method of estimating exchange rates and location-specific vacancy rates.
The averaging method has been used for Kigali given that the average actual rates from January to December 2005 yield the lowest estimates.
In reply to that recommendation,the Administration indicated that the decision to use the averaging method or the exchange rate for the latest month should be made at the time of each recosting.
In the present recosting, the average actual rates from Januaryto December 2007 have been used as the basis for recosting for Arusha, The Hague and Kigali, given that the averaging method yields the lowest estimates.
The Board, however, recommends that the averaging method should be adopted for UNHCR's major operational centres so as to improve the accuracy of budgets.
Chap. II, para. 110,the Board of Auditors recommended that budgetary assumptions relating to operational exchange rates be based on an averaging method instead of the latest available exchange rates.
The Board therefore recommended adoption of an averaging method for forecasting the operational rates of exchange for the purpose of budget formulation and recosting.
Instead of using the exchange rates available at specific periods of time as the basis for forecasting budgetary requirements, UNICEF should consider adopting an appropriate averaging method to obtain more accurate projections.
The Administration agreed with the Board and proposes to adopt the averaging method for calculating all future management and administration support cost budgets and trust fund support budgets.
Recommendation 11(i) that,instead of using the exchange rates available at specific periods of time as the basis for forecasting budgetary requirements, UNICEF consider adopting an appropriate averaging method to obtain more accurate projections;
While the averaging method for forecasting the operational rates have, in the past, proved more accurate, it would not be advisable to predetermine whether the averaging method or the latest month should be used in budget forecasting and recosting.
The basis for recosting can be either the average operational rates of exchange experienced thus far in the biennium(the averaging method) or the operational rates in effect at the time of recosting the latest rate.
The Administration stated that, while the averaging method for forecasting the operational rates have, in the past, proved more accurate, the decision to use this method or the exchange rate for the latest month for budget forecasting and recosting should be made at the time of each recosting.
The basis for recosting can be either the average operational rates of exchange experienced thus far in the biennium(the averaging method) or the operational rates in effect at the time of recosting the latest rate.
For 2005, either the average operational rate of exchange experienced thus far in the biennium(the averaging method) or the November rate(the latest rate) has been applied for each duty station, so as to allow for the lowest estimate for each duty station in respect of requirements for the related currency.
It will be recalled that, in its report on the accounts of the United Nations for the biennium ended 31 December 1995(A/51/5(vol. I), chap. II, para. 110),the Board of Auditors recommended that budgetary assumptions relating to operational exchange rates be based on an averaging method instead of the latest available exchange rates.
The basis for recosting can be either the average operational rates of exchange experienced so far in the biennium(the averaging method) or the operational rates in effect at the time of recosting the latest rate.
The basis for recosting can be either the average operational rates of exchange experienced thus far in the biennium(the averaging method) or the operational rates in effect at the time of recosting the latest rate.
The basis for recosting can be either the average operational rates of exchange experienced thus far in the biennium(the averaging method) or the operational rates in effect at the time of recosting the latest rate.
The basis for recosting can be either the average operational rates of exchange experienced thus far in the biennium(the averaging method) or the operational rates in effect at the time of recosting the latest rate.
As indicated in paragraph 19 of the performance report(A/C.5/51/38),the Administration's position on this matter is that"the decision to use the averaging method or the exchange rate for the latest month should be made at the time of each recosting.