Примеры использования Depreciated value на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Their depreciated value is $0.96 million.
Note for total figure at acquisition and depreciated value.
The depreciated value of the Private Sector Division's capital assets is $602,000.
This indicated that there was no correlation between fair market value and the depreciated value.
This means the policy will pay a depreciated value for the property inside your house based on its age.
When the Abidjan office moved to Dakar,most of the equipment was sold to the Department of Peacekeeping Operations at a depreciated value.
The depreciated value of the capital assets of the Greeting Card Operation is $1,342,625.
As at 31 December 2011, an estimated 38,279 items of non-expendable assets with an estimated depreciated value of $129.9 million had been disposed of.
The depreciated value of the greeting card and related operations capital assets is $1,164,000.
This gave the prices as new,whereas the Tribunal ruled that the United Nations was only entitled to the depreciated value of the equipment.
In other cases, the depreciated value of construction costs is used based on extensive guidelines.
The list of equipment was compared to the UNAMSIL preliminary asset disposal plan to determine if it could be sold to the agency at a properly depreciated value.
The depreciated value of these vehicles no longer justifies the considerable maintenance and repair costs.
Land underlying dwellings is measured by subtracting the depreciated value of dwellings from total property values as derived from tax registers.
The depreciated value of equipment sold/transferred to IFOR contingents to date is approximately US$ 16 million.
As at 31 December 2007, the acquisition value of non-expendable property recorded was $330,244,641 and the depreciated value was $96,564,832.
UNTSO/UNSCO WHO a/ Does not include depreciated value of air support equipment and general stores and equipment.
Measurement of financial assets and liabilities Financial instruments are carriedat their fair value, initial value or depreciated value.
The depreciated value of some items reported under the asset track was sometimes over the acquisition value Egypt.
Current Value On 31 December 2004, the acquisition value of non-expendable property recorded was $492,748,146 and the depreciated value was $166,218,375.
Their depreciated value was $120,307,163, which was significant as compared with the amount of $43,559,269 at the end of 2002.
It can be made serviceable at a cost no greater than 30 per cent of its depreciated value and, after repair, will have at least two years' useful life remaining;
Given the depreciated value and the cost of reconditioning, added to freight expenses, it is uneconomical to send those machines to any other mission.
The amounts included in the liquidation budgets were calculated at 30 per cent of the depreciated value of the equipment to be transferred to the Base see A/51/905, para. 20.
The depreciated value of the items sold amounted to $190,357, as shown in annex III below and has been recorded under miscellaneous income of the Special Account for ONUSAL.
That equipment can be made serviceable at a cost no greater than 30 per cent of its depreciated value and, after repair, will have at least two years' useful life remaining;
An audit of UNAMIR, for example, revealed that the proposal submitted to DPKO by the mission did not include essential information such as condition andlocation of the equipment and its depreciated value.
It was not possible to locate 2,549 assets with a total acquisition value of $1.4 million and depreciated value of $127,523 during a physical verification at UNHCR.
It is therefore proposed that the items to be shipped to UNLB in the future should have at least two years' useful life remaining, and be either serviceable orrepairable at not more than 30 per cent of their depreciated value.
Future liquidation budgets will include a provision to cover this work,equal to 30 per cent of the total depreciated value of the equipment to be transferred to the Base.