Примеры использования Owing to late на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Not achieved owing to late establishment of the Justice Section.
The income will include the cash transfer made from the last biennium owing to late payments of contributions.
Moreover, time lost owing to late starting or early ending went down.
The selected fellows from Albania andEgypt were unable to take up their fellowship and could not be replaced owing to late notification.
Owing to late developments, Estonia's rate of assessment had been reduced to 0.016 per cent.
Both cancellations andtime lost owing to late starting or early ending have been reduced markedly.
During the fifty-eighth session, the Committee had lost approximately seven hours owing to late starts and early endings.
F Amount of time lost owing to late starting/early ending hours and minutes rounded to the nearest five minutes, e.g. 5.25 5 hours and 25 minutes.
Data from many more enterprises has been summarized and included;this data was not entered in the Goskomstat reports owing to late submission of 2-TP(Air) forms.
Owing to late submission, satellite user charges for this period amounting on a pro-rata basis to $193,600, have been recorded in the following mandate period.
He had proposed three options designed to address the issue of time lost owing to late starts and early endings, which were described in paragraph 21 of the report.
Committee chairpersons and secretaries also argued that there should be a differentiation as to how to account for the time lost owing to late starting and early ending.
The operating budget of the Rotterdam Convention suffers from a chronic shortfall owing to late payments or arrears in host country contributions of one of its two host countries.
In addition, hire cost amounting to $75,290 relating to the previous mandate period was carried forward to the current period owing to late receipt of invoices.
During the fifty-first session, the Committee had lost only 12 hours owing to late starts and early endings of meetings, compared with 25 hours during the previous session; its utilization factor had been 82 per cent.
Two major factors directly linked to decreased utilization were meeting cancellations andtime lost owing to late starts and early endings.
Early migration of northern pastoralists in Southern Sudan owing to late and poor rains in 2009 have contributed to the decline in security and have directly led to violence in the border States.
During the fifty-seventh session of the General Assembly, the Committee had used only 68 per cent of its allocated conference resources andhad lost 21.4 hours owing to late starting and early adjournment of meetings.
Owing to late payments, actual income, as of 1 October 1999, was only around 45 per cent of the expected income and, as a result, expenditures exceeded income for the most part of 1999.
In most cases, the main factor in a low utilization rate was the time lost owing to late starting and/or early ending of meetings.
In 1995 the Executive Committee of the programme of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees cancelled two meetings andlost the equivalent of one meeting owing to late starting.
The European Union considered that the retention of funds in the accounts of closed peacekeeping missions owing to late payment or nonpayment of assessed contributions by certain Member States was unacceptable.
According to the Interpretation Section, owing to late submission of requests by Sectors and to limited inhouse capacity, it is not always possible to retain the services of highly qualified freelance interpreters at short notice.
During the fifty-sixth session of the General Assembly, the Committee had used only 70.5 per cent of itsallocated conference resources and had lost 32.3 hours owing to late starting and early adjournment of meetings.
There had been a marked decrease in the number of meeting cancellations andin the amount of meeting time lost owing to late starts and early endings, and the overall utilization factor for conference services in New York, Geneva, Nairobi and Vienna had increased.
During the sixty-first session of the General Assembly, the Committee had used 75 per cent of its allocated conference resources andhad lost over 22 hours owing to late starting and early adjournment of meetings.
Nevertheless, it had lost 17 hours owing to late starts and early endings and could certainly make further improvements by starting meetings at the scheduled time, without a quorum, if necessary, and by being prepared to consider the next item on the agenda in order to utilize time left at the end of a meeting.
During the sixtieth session of the General Assembly, the Committee had used 77 per cent of its allocated conference resources andhad lost 24 hours owing to late starting and early adjournment of meetings.
Subsequent attempts by the United Nations to make the necessary arrangements proved unsuccessful, owing to late and incomplete contributions to the Project Trust Fund, as well as the non-removal of obstacles obstructing the line of sight between boundary pillars, which was one of the recommendations of the field assessment mission.
During the fifty-ninth session of the General Assembly, the Committee had used 72 per cent of its allocated conference resources andhad lost 23.1 hours owing to late starting and early adjournment of meetings.