Примеры использования Budget must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Its budget must be purged of waste.
Secondly, the spending ceiling in this budget must be a true ceiling, not a target.
The budget must be submitted in United States dollars;
As a minimum requirement, each programme and project,regardless its size and budget, must elaborate a concise self-evaluation report each year.
The budget must be comprehensive in covering the public sector;
The national economy, andmore specifically the State budget, must support an effective system to buy loyalty or ensure repression.
Firstly, the budget must reflect the effort invested by the partners to the activities and tasks of the project.
While the reform and restructuring exercise was imposing a heavy workload on many Secretariat units,documents of paramount importance, such as the budget, must be submitted to the relevant bodies for their consideration in good time.
The irregularities reflected in the budget must be corrected in the resolution adopted at the current session.
This budget must reflect the objectives and guidance set by the Administrative Committee and must accord with the financial and evaluation rules of United Nations' Trust Funds.
The Committee agreed that the Court's workload assumptions were reasonable and emphasized that the budget must provide sufficient resources to bring the Court to a state of readiness and for the Court to commence its substantive work when required.
Believing that the budget must reflect those mandates, and that multilateralism must be strengthened, Nicaragua would reject any attempt to impose artificial expenditure limits which, far from encouraging efficiency, would impede the implementation of mandates.
With regard to the overall financial difficulties of the United Nations,he said that an analysis of the revenue side of the budget must be accompanied by an analysis of expenditures, and that a more transparent form of auditing- preferably external auditing- was equally important.
With that in mind, the budget must become a tool for ensuring improvements and compliance with resolution 41/213 concerning the fulfilment of adopted mandates.
For purposes of changes in the budget a decree is issued annually giving guidelines for the formulation and programming of the budget. It stipulates that the budget must be prepared taking into account the Plan of the National Government, economic policy, the development strategies, the monetary programme and the annual public investment plan.
While recognizing that the budget must provide sufficient funding for the Organization to carry out its assigned mandates, the European Union believed that some potential savings must be identified in the budget proposal.
Accordingly, a reduction in the size of the budget must not be an end in itself but a reflection of improved utilization of resources.
In his view, the budget must therefore make provision for timely issuance of summary records.
The discussion on the programme of work and the budget must be based on a shared conviction that a well functioning, efficient secretariat is indispensable.
At the end of the day, the budget must provide the resources needed for the Organization to fulfil its mandated activities and achieve its goals.
Programmes financed from the government budget must be of interest for all members of a minority, while other programmes compete at the local level.
Funding and budgeting must be aligned with and reflect UNODC strategy and priorities.
In considering the estimates provided, the Advisory Committee had borne in mind that revised budgets must be limited, submitted only in exceptional circumstances and relate directly to unforeseen changes.
Military budgets must be reduced, with spending shifted to poverty reduction, development and the protection of human rights.
The planning and budgeting must go hand in hand and must be envisaged and carried out within a reasonable period of time, for example two years as the Secretary-General suggested.
Budgets must be adopted by consensus by the Plenary prior to the commencement of the periods that they cover.
Decisions on macroeconomic policy were too oftenmade in isolation from their human-rights consequences, and social policy and budgets must attempt to remedy the resulting suffering.
The intergovernmental process anddocumentation for planning and budgeting must be streamlined and rationalized.
In international practice, according to the European Charter of Local Self-Government,profitable sources accumulated within local budgets must cover no less than 2/3 of the budgetary needs of the LSG bodies.
Central public administration concerns of government structure and process,personnel and budgeting must be balanced by a cross-sectoral development agenda of poverty alleviation, government/civil society interactions, community participation and managerial capacity-building in Governments.