Примеры использования Peace-keeping budget на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Secondly, the current methodology used in assessing the peace-keeping budget should be maintained.
The peace-keeping budget already amounts to three times the regular budget of the Organization and is increasing.
Nevertheless it was not realistic to attempt to annualize the peace-keeping budget in the current circumstances.
In the recent past the peace-keeping budget has experienced serious weaknesses that are clearly highlighted in the Secretary-General's statement.
Thailand had consistently paid in full its assessed contributions to both the regular budget and the peace-keeping budget.
Endorse recommendation of a 12-month financial period for peace-keeping budgets as stated in document A/48/565.
Raising the level of those contributions would merely increase the burden on countries which contributed regularly to the United Nations and the peace-keeping budget.
The arrears of Member States in respect of the regular and peace-keeping budgets have reached unprecedented levels.
With regard to the peace-keeping budget, we welcome the proposals that have been made by the Secretary-General on agenda item 132, now before the Fifth Committee.
The Secretary-General had been obliged to borrow funds from the peace-keeping budget and to delay reimbursements to troop-contributing countries.
Peace-keeping budgets could be considered once a year for most operations and once every six months for operations with fluctuating requirements.
The most urgent reform proposal before the Committee was the de-linking of the peace-keeping budget cycle from the mandate periods of the operations.
As at 31 July 1996, unpaid assessments totalled $3 billion, of which $0.8 billion was due to the regular budget and$2.2 billion to the peace-keeping budget.
This is particularly the case with the peace-keeping budget, which in 1993 is expected to be almost three times the amount of the regular budget. .
It was currently owed $3.3 billion, $810 million under the regular budget, andalmost $2.5 billion under the peace-keeping budgets.
The practice of cross-borrowing from peace-keeping budgets in order to maintain the Organization's cash flow was at best imprudent, and potentially disastrous.
To improve the application of budgetary techniques, methodology, procedures andguidelines for the regular budget, peace-keeping budgets and extrabudgetary resources;
His delegation looked forward to examining the peace-keeping budgets, which it expected to include a significantly higher provision for external audits.
We share his anxiety, and join in his call to Members to ensure that their contributions to the regular budget, as well as to the peace-keeping budget, are met on time and in full.
Many peace-keeping budgets, in fact, did the opposite, largely as a result of demands by Member States for massive amounts of data and statistics.
Mr. THORNE(United Kingdom)said that his delegation had been generally concerned by the extent of Secretariat borrowing from the peace-keeping budget to fund the regular budget. .
A unified annual peace-keeping budget, including both projections for the cost of ongoing missions and a margin for new and unexpected missions, would be consistent with the role of peace-keeping as a basic function and collective responsibility of the United Nations.
They found the Secretary-General's comments concerning the establishment of a single unified peace-keeping budget sound, and they looked forward to further discussions on that matter.
While there is a ceiling for the rate of assessed contributions for individual Member States in regard to the regular budget, there is no percentage limit for the peace-keeping budget.
Australia, Canada andNew Zealand fully supported the proposal by the Secretary-General to dissociate peace-keeping budgets from mandate periods and to annualize estimates on a July/June basis.
We fully support the goals of eliminating the arrears owed by Member States, of strengthening cash flow, andof putting in place equitable arrangements for funding the regular and peace-keeping budgets.
As a major troop-contributing country, which had consistently paid its assessed contributions to both the regular budget and the peace-keeping budget, in full and on time,Malaysia was particularly concerned by the decision to resort to borrowing from the peace-keeping budget and hoped that that would be only an interim measure.
They hoped that once the modest reforms in the draft resolution had been implemented, the Fifth Committee would be able to revert to the issue with a view to further streamlining the peace-keeping budget review and approval process.
It was understandable that those Member States which shouldered the bulk of the peace-keeping budget would not be happy at the prospect of a smaller number of countries in group B. On the other hand, countries with transitional economies which were suffering the consequences of division could not agree to be placed in the wrong group, and thus be grossly overburdened at the worst possible time for their economies.