Примеры использования Lead to savings на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Prudent management of those resources should lead to savings.
The Committee expects that once completed, this should lead to savings in the amount budgeted for the supply of bottled water.
The Committee trusts that these steps will increase productivity and lead to savings.
The forging of common positions by groups of Member States could lead to savings rather than causing additional financial burdens.
As more lessons were learned and disseminated,greater efficiency should lead to savings.
This can lead to savings on the current project and lead to earlier start times of future projects thus increasing revenue potential.
We support the view that a more intense disarmament process will lead to savings in the funds spent on arms.
The Committee enquired as to whether the executive jet would still be needed in that case, as well as whether the elimination of the executive jet from the fleet would lead to savings.
The study identified several areas where greater inter-agency collaboration could lead to savings and efficiency gains within existing rules and regulations.
The Advisory Committee had also made a number of recommendations on posts, training andtravel which should lead to savings.
These, in turn,may lead to savings in all sections of the programme budget, in particular if the efficiency measures are accompanied by enhancements to the Organizations's computer-based information systems, as well as frequent and intensive staff training.
In this connection, it is likely that further delays in the deployment of staff would occur and this would lead to savings under this item.
Therefore, the consultants did indirectly take into account that the benefits of a computerized system may not automatically lead to savings in personnel costs and that some benefits are already present today, e.g. the obligation to provide advance information on incoming TIR transports in the EU.
Such a cost-accounting system will be a valuable information tool for managerial and budgeting purposes, butit will not lead to savings in and of itself.
The adoption of an enterprise approach anda shared-services model to support all Secretariat duty stations will lead to savings through economies of scale, gradually reduce the scope of local data centre facilities and provide disaster recovery services to duty stations according to their needs, thereby creating a resilient ICT infrastructure.
The Secretariat could consider moving, over time, some additional risks to self-insurance mechanisms,which may lead to savings.
The adoption of an enterprise approach anda shared-services model to support all Secretariat duty stations will lead to savings through economies of scale, gradually reduce the scope of local data centre facilities and provide disaster recovery services to duty stations according to their needs, thereby creating a resilient ICT infrastructure A/66/94, para. 116.
The Committee observes that workload-sharing has the potential to optimize theuse of staff and non-staff resources and could lead to savings in some services for the receiving duty station.
VI.1.1 Investment projects which improve the transport infrastructure typically lead to savings in travel time(due to more direct routes and higher speeds) and reductions in the numbers of accidents and casualties(due to safer design standards) relative to the situation without the project- the do-minimum scenario.
Increased utilization of these products by developing countries themselves could contribute to environmental protection there and lead to savings on foreign exchange spent on alternative imports.
In the Advisory Committee's view, the lump-sum system of both Tribunals provides greater predictability in defence counsel costs, facilitates and streamlines the legal aid process andmay also lead to savings.
The creation of the position of Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda andthe establishment of an independent Appeals Unit would lead to savings in the budget of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.
The presence of a senior staff member from the Treasury is required to ensure that there is coordination among the United Nations agencies, funds and programmes related to banking arrangements in the field,which should lead to savings in bank charges.
The Committee was informed that the costs of such security systems were dropping, new technologies were becoming available andadvances in wireless technology could lead to savings on infrastructure and wiring costs.
The anticipated unencumbered balance for 2012 is attributable mainly to a shorter period of work owing to delays in the appointment of some members of the Group of Experts andthe position of Political Affairs Officer being vacant for six months in 2012, which lead to savings under salaries and under travel of staff.
The Agency had continued its efforts to make cost savings, including through the progressive introduction of optimized or integrated safeguards approaches for certain States: the application of integrated safeguards in certain facility types in Canada, the European Union andJapan should lead to savings equivalent to about seven person-years of inspection.
This led to savings under premises, other equipment and supplies and services.
This proposal leads to savings.
We hope that with the introduction of methods such as environmental sampling, the need for frequent andexpensive safeguards inspections can be cut down, thus leading to savings.
The secretariat is favourable to establishing in a systematic manner an element of cost recovery for programmes where it can be established that their implementation demonstrably leads to savings by the beneficiaries, as is clearly the case for ACIS, ASYCUDA and DMFAS.