Примеры использования New scale of assessments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The new scale of assessments must be fair and more transparent.
We also dealt with the issue of reviewing and adopting the new scale of assessments.
Section D will be revised when a new scale of assessments for 2013- 2015 is approved by the Assembly.
The principle of capacity to pay must continue to be the basis for determining contributions under the new scale of assessments.
Over the longer term, a new scale of assessments must be developed which enjoys the confidence of all Member States.
It also reflects the delay in the issuance of assessments for 2007 until the General Assembly adopted a new scale of assessments.
The most significant change in the new scale of assessments affects the minimum contribution which was reduced from 0.01 per cent to 0.001 per cent.
It also reflects the delay in the issuance of assessments for 2007 until the General Assembly adopts a new scale of assessments.
The Fifth Committee had therefore to determine a new scale of assessments that better reflected the capacity to pay of Member States.
This new scale of assessments must be accompanied by regulations that entice Member States to pay their contributions on time and in full.
I should therefore like to inform the Assembly that we are going to join the consensus on the new scale of assessments with the following understanding.
The still-to-be-decided new scale of assessments and significantly increased peacekeeping demands had also affected the financial situation.
The Committee should devise clear, unambiguous andconsistent parameters for the new scale of assessments to be adopted at the fifty-fifth session.
Any new scale of assessments must continue to take into account the economic reality of developing country Member States, in particular their debt burden.
Unpaid peacekeeping assessments would increase significantly when the General Assembly adopted the new scale of assessments for 2007.
By adopting a new scale of assessments and finalizing the Capital Master Plan, the Assembly has put the Organization on the right path towards the future.
The Chairman informed those present that the Committee would take into consideration the information provided by them in the preparation of the new scale of assessments.
The deliberations on a new scale of assessments for 2007-2009 were crucially important for securing a healthy and stable financial position for the United Nations.
Retention of the main criteria of the current scale of assessments would help ensure any new scale of assessments was fair and balanced.
He hoped that the new scale of assessments for peacekeeping operations would reflect fair, equitable and balanced rates, agreed upon by all Member States.
Most of them were conducted in the Fifth Committee, andat the end of this part of the General Assembly's session we have managed to adopt a new scale of assessments.
The new scale of assessments should be fair, equitable and balanced, and should as far as possible avoid drastic changes in the assessments of Member States.
We have made progress on Secretariat andmanagement reform and worked hard to obtain a satisfactory conclusion to the debate on a new scale of assessments.
At the same time, it was pointed out that the time has come to adopt a new scale of assessments, based on agreed principles, which would reflect the capacity of Member States to pay.
It was our wish to remain at the assessed contribution of 0.01 per cent,which is identical with the floor rate that has been abolished under the new scale of assessments.
They had also established a new scale of assessments on the basis of more equitable burden-sharing and, looking to the future, had approved the medium-term programme framework, 2002-2005.
A comprehensive draft resolution by the Fifth Committee will provide guidelines for the Committee on Contributions to prepare a new scale of assessments for Member States for the period 1998-2000.
Since Member States had adopted both the new scale of assessments and the regular budget by consensus, it was hard to conceive of any justification for contributors to renege on their commitments.
It is good that the Secretary-General should emphasize the idea we have long advocated;the long-term solution of the United Nations financing problems, which lies in developing a new scale of assessments on which all Member States can rely.
It was crucial that a new scale of assessments should be adopted during the current session; otherwise, the Organization would not be able to issue any assessments for 2007 and the cash flow situation would rapidly become unmanageable.