Примеры использования Initial resource requirements на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The initial resource requirements were met, under an ad hoc arrangement, from extrabudgetary resources. .
Accordingly, the present report sets out the initial resource requirements for the Mechanism, for the biennium 2012-2013.
Initial resource requirements were estimated at $50,434,400 gross($46,827,900 net), before recosting.
The proposed budget for the period from 25 August 2006 to 30 June 2007 amounted to $194.6 million,incorporating and superseding the initial resource requirements.
The initial resource requirements for the support to the Mixed Commission were met, under an ad hoc arrangement, from extrabudgetary resources. .
To reduce the risk of delay in the full entry into operation of the Independent Audit Advisory Committee, the Fifth Committee should provide the initial resource requirements to move that important reform effort forward.
The present report contains the initial resource requirements for the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals for the biennium 2012-2013.
Therefore, should the Security Council approve my recommendations in respect of MONUC set out below, the Mission's initial resource requirements for the 2001-2002 financial period would be met from within the appropriation of $200 million to be granted to me by the Assembly.
The initial resource requirements had been met, under an ad hoc arrangement, from extrabudgetary resources, but that arrangement had proven to be unsustainable.
Therefore, should the Security Council approve my recommendations set out in paragraph 58 below regarding the extension ofthe mandate of UNMEE, the Mission's initial resource requirements for the financial period 2001-2002 would be met from within the commitment authority granted to me by the General Assembly.
The initial resource requirements for the Office of the Joint Special Envoy were funded through the unforeseen and extraordinary expenditures mechanism of the Secretary-General.
The Committee recalls that the Secretary-General, in his letter to the Security Councilof 17 March 2004(S/2004/298), indicated that the initial resource requirements for the support of the Mixed Commission had been met, under an ad hoc arrangement, from extrabudgetary resources, which were not expected to continue after 2003.
The initial resource requirements for the Office of the Special Envoy for the Sudan and South Sudan were funded through the unforeseen and extraordinary expenditures mechanism of the Secretary-General.
The Secretary-General explains that resource requirements for the entire 10-month period are being requested because the initial resource requirements for the Office were funded through the unforeseen and extraordinary expenditures mechanism of the Secretary-General, which was intended as a bridging mechanism see A/66/354/Add.7, paras. 16 and 17.
The initial resource requirements under the regular budget for the Office of the Special Adviser in the amount of $1,988,900 were funded through the unforeseen and extraordinary expenditures mechanism of the Secretary-General, after taking into consideration the unspent balance of the extrabudgetary resources initially mobilized.
He indicated that the standardized funding model was built upon the operational similarity of missions in the first year of operations:while mandates differed, initial resource requirements in the first year of operations were largely similar across missions, with resource specificities arising from differences in mandates generally becoming evident in the second year of operations.
It noted that the initial resource requirements for the Office had been funded through the unforeseen and extraordinary expenditures mechanism of the Secretary-General, which was intended as a bridging mechanism.
The Secretary-General indicated that the standardized funding model was built upon the operational similarity of missions in the first year of operations:while mandates differed, initial resource requirements in the first year of operations were largely similar across missions, with resource specificities arising from differences in mandates generally becoming evident in the second year of operations.
As indicated in the report, the initial resource requirements of the Executive Directorate of the Counter-Terrorism Committee for the six-month period ending 31 December 2004, amounting to $617,700, were met through the redeployment of resources appropriated under section 3, Political affairs, for secretariat support to the Counter-Terrorism Committee($4,606,500) A/59/534/Add.1, para. 154.
The requested amount had been intended to cover initial resource requirements not only for the period ending 30 June 2000, but also for the first part of the 2000/2001 financial period.
In addition, the Advisory Committee notes that the initial resource requirements for 2012 for the Office of the Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on Yemen, in the amount of $1,988,900, were funded through the unforeseen and extraordinary expenditures mechanism of the Secretary-General A/67/346/Add.1, para. 181.
In addition, it is important to note that while mandates may differ, initial resource requirements in the first year of operations are largely similar across missions, with resource specificities arising from differences in mandates generally becoming evident in the second year.
The initial resource requirement estimate for the nexus assessment as a whole was US$ 1,520,800.
Resource requirements at initial 1994-1995 rates.
The profiles include data on the national position on key social andeconomic indicators, initial estimates of resource requirements for the national population and development programmes and a summary of relevant national population policies.
Initial estimates of supplementary resource requirements suggest this might amount to around USD 1.5 million from Member States and an additional USD 1.5 million from the private sector and other sources.
The subsequent sections present the key principles and elements of a Global Alliance, including its mission and long term objectives, business model,key milestones and resource requirements for an initial 2009-2014 period.
The COP, by its decision 38/CP.7, provided an initial estimate of the resource requirements to facilitate the prompt start of the CDM during the biennium 2002- 2003, amounting to USD 6.8 million.
It was concerned, however,about the precedent created by the issuance of addenda to the initial budget proposal to further justify resource requirements.
The resource requirements for the initial phase of the mission had been met through utilization of the provision for special political missions appropriated under section 3, Political affairs, of the programme budget for 2004-2005.