Примеры использования Real capacity to pay на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee should establish a scale based on real capacity to pay.
We need a scale that is simpler andreflects a country's real capacity to pay, and without the additional anomalies and distortions of the present system.
It was convinced of the need to adjust the MER in order to reflect Venezuela's real capacity to pay.
Determining an assessment rate which would reflect the real capacity to pay of those Member States could only be achieved in the framework of a new scale of assessments.
The scale methodology must be refined, however,to better reflect real capacity to pay.
The use of a shorter base period more accurately reflected the real capacity to pay of Member States and was in keeping with the three-year period of the scale.
The shorter the base statistical period,the closer the resulting assessment rates were to Member States' real capacity to pay.
It was estimated that, by introducing a scale which reflected real capacity to pay, the majority of Member States would end up paying less than they currently did.
It considered that a short base period, preferably three years,would better reflect the real capacity to pay of countries.
Any scale that would reflect the real capacity to pay of Member States must draw on experience garnered over the course of several decades, and not attempt to start afresh.
The maintenance of a stable base period was essential for reflecting the real capacity to pay of Member States.
Each Member State's real capacity to pay must be taken into account, particularly in the case of developing countries, which had enormous development needs and had to contend with such constraints as external debt, currency problems and fluctuating commodity prices.
The existence of a ceiling prevented the scale from reflecting the real capacity to pay of that element's only beneficiary.
The rates of assessment of Kazakhstan and other countries belonging to the"Group of 22 Member States" was much higher than their real capacity to pay.
A precise determination of the elements making up that scale would allow the real capacity to pay of Member States to be reflected in a manner commensurate with their level of economic development.
As to the base statistical period, the shorter it was,the closer the resulting assessment rates were to real capacity to pay.
The General Assembly had acknowledged that the assessments of some Member States did not reflect their real capacity to pay and had eliminated the floor, thereby remedying some situations deemed to be unfair.
The Ukrainian Government had twice asked the Committee on Contributions to determine an assessment rate that would reflect its real capacity to pay.
The scale should remain predictable and stable andshould continue to be based on real capacity to pay, as determined according to transparent procedures and adequate information on the economic situation of Member States.
The magnitude of those figures indicated the invalidity of arguments intended to minimize the importance of the debt burden and its impact on real capacity to pay.
For Ukraine, the problem of bringing its financial obligations to the United Nations into line with its real capacity to pay has gone beyond the administrative and budgetary framework.
There was a need to restore the basic principles and to obtain reliable, verifiable andcomparable data reflecting each Member State's real capacity to pay.
However, it was unfair that it should be assessed at a rate four times higher than its real capacity to pay in order to prevent excessive variations in the assessment of certain countries, even though such variations had already been mitigated by the use of a long statistical base period.
It is also clear that the present scale of assessments needs to be revised rapidly to take into account the real capacity to pay of each Member State.
Japan supported the proposals made by the United States to revise the scale of peacekeeping assessments so as to base it on real capacity to pay.
Mr. Mirmohammad(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that the income factor alone was insufficient to reflect the real capacity to pay of Member States at different levels of development.
The recommendations of the last session of the Committee on Contributions concerning the re-examination andadjustment of the scale of assessments of Member States reflect more justly States' real capacity to pay.
Her delegation had requested reconsideration of its assessment under the current scale,since it had not reflected real capacity to pay, and was now concerned that its assessment would increase.
Those elements, when combined with the relevant gross national income data, gave a true picture of a country's economic and social situation and, in particular, of its per capita income,which reflected its real capacity to pay.
While some members of the Committee had expressed reservations about the adjustment,others had argued that it was necessary for measuring the real capacity to pay of Member States.