Примеры использования Contributions could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The contributions could be based on the following principles.
The Commission also recognized that these contributions could provide inputs for UNCTAD XI.
Contributions could be financial contributions or contributions in kind;
Funding through assessed contributions could be either in whole or in part.
Contributions could be made in cash, through the Convention's trust fund, or in kind.
Potentially, mandates that received earmarked voluntary contributions could undertake more activities than other mandates.
These contributions could be completed under the terms of the arrears payment scheme established in Act No. 25865, with payment plans of up to 60 instalments.
If experts andobservers did not have e-mail, those contributions could be sent to the Chairperson-Rapporteur through the Secretariat.
Noted that contributions could be made as instructed in the letters concerning financial support sent out by the secretariat in early 2010.
The secretariat informed the Working Group that voluntary contributions could be made as indicated in annex I to this report.
Contributions could take the form of sponsoring an associate expert position in the relevant branch of the Secretariat, as Germany and Italy had done most recently.
Based on the data from 2009 to 2012, however,total contributions could be estimated to average USD 900,000 for the next few years a cautionary estimate.
Contributions could take the form of a negotiated outcome, Chair's summary or contribution by the Secretariat if time does not allow for consideration by the Commission.
The voluntary indicative scale of contributions for a biennium could be based on the above principles and all contributions could remain voluntary.
It was also suggested that contributions could be provided by the centres' host countries and, where possible, the countries which they served.
This cannot be accomplished by developing countries andit is not known whether voluntary contributions could satisfy this basic need of equity in the negotiations;
Depending on the currencies chosen, contributions could significantly fall short of, or exceed, budgeted expenditures as exchange rates change.
The purpose of the Committee's discussions during the current session was to decide on concrete andrealistic parameters within which the Committee on Contributions could work out a new scale of assessments for the period 1998-2000.
However overdependence on earmarked contributions could lead to an unpredictable funding situation and make it difficult for the Office to plan ahead.
As mentioned in the previous report(A/C.5/48/44), in the long run, when the Tribunal has become fully operational,voluntary contributions could be used to offset requirements to be met from assessed resources.
Such contributions could be in kind but in some cases could involve transfers to the Trust Fund or Special Fund established pursuant to draft rules 9 and 10.
Some of the requirements of AFISMA not financed through assessed contributions could be financed through the trust fund that I have established pursuant to paragraph 22 of resolution 2085 2012.
Such contributions could create considerably higher benefits for both international ICT companies and potential insourcing country candidates such as those of Eastern Europe and the CIS.
The Administration informed the Board that the level of cancellations of uncollectible contributions had been low and that providing for non-collectible contributions could give the donors the impression that non-payment of pledges was acceptable.
While voluntary contributions could theoretically yield immediate cash resources, its feasibility depends to a large extent on the likelihood and timing of necessary donations.
The Group considered the option of using an appropriate trust fund of the Department of Disarmament Affairs to which contributions could be made to support the Register, as well as the provision of direct support to the Secretariat through in-kind contributions or financial support.
However, contributions could only be adjusted to offset higher expenditures post factum, which may create cash-flow problems both before and after the time of request given the low working capital.
In addition, it was to be hoped that the Committee on Contributions could examine the possibility, mentioned in Barbados in 1994, of drawing up a vulnerability index covering the small island developing States.
However, contributions could be for multiple shares or for fractions of shares, and no guidance was provided as to the amount that any given Party should contribute, other than the general stipulation that no contribution should be less than US$ 200.
Delegations also cautioned that overdependence on non-core contributions could lead to fragmentation of resource flows and have a negative impact on programme coherence, efficiency, transaction costs and predictability.