Примеры использования Non-expendable assets на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Reconciliation of non-expendable assets.
Non-expendable assets received and inspected.
The Force will also establish a Property Management Unit through the redeployment of staff to improve the management of expendable and non-expendable assets.
Fewer non-expendable assets reach expiration while in stock.
As a result, the Organization is now able, for the first time, to track non-expendable assets at Headquarters throughout their useful life cycle, from procurement to disposal.
Non-expendable assets with an inventory value of US$ 11.9 million were disposed.
At the same time, a need has been identified for the Organization to manageboth United Nations and contingent-owned expendable and non-expendable assets for peace-keeping;
The value of non-expendable assets as at 31 December 2010 is disclosed in note 10.
The Mission has also developed standard operating procedures whenever necessary to ensure there are standardized management systems for both expendable and non-expendable assets.
D Updated: Non-expendable assets that reach expiration while in stock 58.7e.
One Material andAsset Assistant(Field Service) is proposed for establishment in Mogadishu to manage the increase in the value and number of non-expendable assets assigned to the Section.
Achieved; aged, non-expendable assets held in stock were reduced over 12 months by 6.2 per cent.
During the 2006-2007 biennium, UNOPS reduced the matters of emphasis to three, namely, the unreconciled interfund amounts(the bulk of which are with UNDP);deferred revenue; and non-expendable assets.
Non-expendable assets valued at $22.7 million were disposed of in accordance with financial regulation 5.14.
Considering the life span and authorized entitlements,the Mission has been allocating special attention to optimize the full cycle of non-expendable assets supply chain management to avoid stock ruptures and surpluses.
As at 31 December 2005, non-expendable assets held at cost were as follows(in millions of United States dollars).
Henceforth, assets purchased for the exclusive use of implementing partners that are currently included under non-expendable assets, as reported under note 24, will no longer be tracked.
The value of the non-expendable assets as at 31 December 2010 is $5.9 million, and this amount is not included in statement II.
While the financial management arrangements of UN-Habitat are, overall, operating effectively, the Board found a number of areas where there is scope for improvement, specifically in the monitoring and management of project funds,bank account balances and non-expendable assets.
The value at cost of non-expendable assets as at 31 December 2011 is $7,512 thousand, and this amount is not included in statement II.
Non-expendable assets are defined as items of equipment valued at $1,000 or more per unit excluding freight and carriage, and with a serviceable life of at least three years.
Reduction in the percentage of aged, non-expendable assets held in stock over 12 months 2011/12: 10 per cent; 2012/13: 8 per cent; 2013/14: 0.75 per cent.
Non-expendable assets are defined as items of equipment valued at $1,000 or more per unit, excluding freight and carriage, and with a serviceable life of at least three years.
Decrease in the percentage of aged, non-expendable assets held in stock over 12 months 2012/13: 6.2 per cent; 2013/14: 0.75 per cent; 2014/15: 0.5 per cent.
From 1 January 2004, non-expendable assets are defined as items valued at $1,000 or more per unit, excluding freight and carriage, and with a serviceable life of at least three years.
As supply activities of the mission account for non-expendable assets totalling $4.5 million, the supply section will be the largest cost centre, accounting for 32 per cent of the mission's total operational budget.
In previous years, non-expendable assets were defined as items valued at $1,500 or more per unit and with a serviceable life of at least five years or items which are considered attractive.
Reduction of aged, non-expendable assets held in stock over 12 months 2010/11: 13.5 per cent; 2011/12: 11 per cent; 2012/13: 8 per cent.
Reduction of aged, non-expendable assets held in stock over 12 months 2010/11: 13.5 per cent; 2011/12: 10 per cent; 2012/13: 8 per cent.
At 30 June 2010, MINURCAT held non-expendable assets with a historical cost of just under $150 million, more than half of which were acquired during 2009/10.