Примеры использования Indicative budgets на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Approves the aggregate indicative budgets for the following country programmes of cooperation.
She also drew attention to the 13 CPDs,which required Board approval of the aggregate indicative budgets.
Approves the aggregate indicative budgets for the following country programmes of cooperation.
The meeting participants also approved the SPREP work programme andbudget for 2006 in the amount of $8 million and indicative budgets for 2007 and 2008.
Approves the aggregate indicative budgets for the following country programmes of cooperation.
The President stated that in accordance with decision 2002/4, the Board had commented on the draft CPDs andapproved the aggregate indicative budgets for 33 country programmes at the annual and second regular sessions of 2006.
Approves the aggregate indicative budgets for the following country and common country programmes of cooperation.
The President stated that, in accordance with decisions 2002/4 and 2006/19, the Executive Board had commented on the draft CPDs andhad approved the aggregate indicative budgets for six country programmes at the second regular session of 2008.
The Executive Board approved the aggregate indicative budgets for the 16 draft country programme documents decision 2009/10 in the annex.
The President said that in accordance with decision 2002/4, the Board had commented on the draft country programme documents(CPDs) andapproved the aggregate indicative budgets for 13 country programmes at the annual session of 2003 see decision 2003/6.
In decision 2008/8, the Executive Board approved the aggregate indicative budgets of the country programme documents for full programme cycles, and approved, in their entirety, the country programme documents for short-duration programme cycles. See decision 2008/8 in the annex.
In accordance with Executive Board decisions 2002/4 and 2006/19, the Executive Board had discussed the draft country programme documents for these programmes at the 2009 second regular session,approving the aggregate indicative budgets for each country programme.
On resources generally, we note the indicative budgets attached to the draft report.
At the second regular session of 2007, the Executive Board discussed 14 draft CPDs for full programme cycles(Colombia, Costa Rica, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Mexico, Nepal, Nicaragua, Pacific island multi-country, Rwanda, Somalia and Togo) andapproved the aggregate indicative budgets for these country programmes.
The Executive Board approved the aggregate indicative budgets of the draft CPDs see annex, decision 2003/6.
At the Annual Session of 2003, the Executive Board commented on 13 draft CPDs(Angola, Benin, Congo, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Ecuador, Kenya, Madagascar, Niger, Pakistan, Philippines, Sierra Leone, Somalia and a consolidated document for Palestinian children and women in Jordan, Lebanon, Syrian Arab Republic and the occupied Palestinian territory) andapproved the aggregate indicative budgets for the county programmes.
The Executive Board approved the aggregate indicative budgets of the draft CPDs see chapter III, decision 2003/6.
At the annual and second regular sessions of 2004, the Executive Board commented on 22 draft CPDs(Angola, Burundi, Madagascar, Zimbabwe, Cape Verde, the Southern Cone countries(Argentina, Chile, Uruguay), Malaysia, Philippines, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Romania, Serbia and Montenegro, Tajikistan, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Islamic Republic of Iran, Iraq, Guatemala) andapproved the aggregate indicative budgets for the country programmes.
At present, in accordance with the Executive Board decisions noted above,draft documents containing indicative budgets are presented for consideration and review by the Executive Board at its annual session which according to recent practice takes place in June.
At the annual and second regular sessions of 2005, the Executive Board commented on a total of 27 draft CPDs( Afghanistan, Albania, Bangladesh, Belarus, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Cape Verde, Chad, China, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Georgia, Ghana, Guyana, Indonesia, Liberia, Myanmar, Namibia, Peru, Swaziland, Timor-Leste, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, Viet Nam, Russian Federation and Palestinian children and women in Jordan, Lebanon, the Occupied Palestinian Territory and Syrian Arab Republic) andapproved the aggregate indicative budgets for the country programmes.
The President said that in accordance with decision 2002/4, the Board had commented on the draft country programme documents(CPDs) andapproved the aggregate indicative budgets for 22 country/area programmes at the annual and second regular sessions of 2004.
At the annual and second regular sessions of 2006, the Executive Board commented on a total of 33 draft CPDs( Algeria, Belize, Brazil, Central African Republic, Democratic People 's Republic of Korea, Dominican Republic, Egypt, El Salvador, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Guinea, Honduras, Iraq, Jamaica, Lao People 's Democratic Republic, Moldova, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, Panama, Paraguay, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, South Africa, Syrian Arab Republic, Thailand, Tunisia, United Republic of Tanzania, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe) andapproved the aggregate indicative budgets for the country programmes.
At present, in accordance with the Executive Board decisions noted above,draft documents containing indicative budgets are presented for consideration and review by the Executive Board at its annual session which according to recent practice takes place in June.
The President stated that in accordance with decision 2002/4, the Board had commented on the draft country programme documents(CPDs)and approved the aggregate indicative budgets for 27 country programmes at the annual and second regular sessions of 2005.
Projects should be less“time bound” and consider options such as adaptive project design(being used by the World Bank in other programmes);flexible, indicative budgets; and dynamic, responsive work planning to address emerging issues and changing circumstances.
The indicative budget amounts to $4 million;
The indicative budget does not include the publication of results.
Indicative budget and staffing structure of the secretariat.
Proposed indicative budget for the Strategic Approach secretariat for the period 2013- 2015.
An indicative budget showing the expected use of regular and other resources;