Примеры использования Recorded expenditure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The recorded expenditure pertains to the cost of preparing and producing the UNAVEM magazine.
This represented an audit expenditure of approximately $1.1 billion out of a total recorded expenditure of $1.5 billion 70 per cent.
The recorded expenditure also includes the costs of replacements for worn and damaged equipment.
The revised cost estimate reflects reduced requirements at an average cost of $62,500 per month andis based on actual recorded expenditure until 31 December 1997.
The recorded expenditure relates to freight charges for the transfer of equipment to the mission area.
The revised cost estimate reflects higher actual requirements as indicated in actual recorded expenditure until 31 December 1997, resulting in an average cost of $25,000 per month.
The recorded expenditure relates to positioning and depositioning costs at $40,000 per helicopter.
There was concern,based on the previous attempt at merger, that recorded expenditure would be lower, and that the balance between food and non-food expenditure might be affected.
The recorded expenditure amounted to $1,649,800, resulting in an unutilized balance of $200.
The revised cost estimate relates primarily to requirements for the logistic support service contract andis based on actual recorded expenditure until 31 December 1997 and projected requirements at an average cost of $1,350,270 per month.
The recorded expenditure includes $36,500 for the settlement of outstanding charges in respect of UNAVEM II.
The ninth annual progress report on the implementation of the capital master plan presented the estimated cost to complete,which incorporated actual recorded expenditure up to and including May 2011, as this was the most recent full month of financial data available at the time the report was being prepared.
The recorded expenditure reflects the purchase of one vehicle lift, one hydraulic crane and welding equipment.
In paragraph 427, the Board of Auditors recommended that UNOPS(a)regularly reconcile budgets as reported by operations centres with Atlas;(b) investigate and correct the reasons for the differences identified between budgets and recorded expenditure;(c) offer additional training for staff at operations centres to enable consistent and accurate reporting; and(d) address the backlog in processing expenditure and disbursement by operations centres.
The recorded expenditure relates to the continued lease of a central supply depot at Laayoune and a workshop at Es Semara.
The estimate is based on actual recorded expenditure until 31 December 1997 and projected requirements for the period from January to June 1998.
The recorded expenditure relates to alterations and renovations at premises in Luanda and the regional areas, as well as the upgrade of team sites to acceptable standards of occupancy.
The increase in the estimate is based on actual recorded expenditure for the period from 1 July to 31 December 1997 and projected salaries for the period from 1 January to 30 June 1998 based on the local salary scale established for Luanda.
Recorded expenditure includes freight costs for transferred equipment($305,400), the purchase of one generator($5,000) and related spare parts and supplies, including overhaul kits and metering and testing equipment $197,800.
The revised estimate is based on actual recorded expenditure for the period from 1 July to 31 December 1997 and requirements for international staff based on the monthly staffing indicated in annex II.B and the proposed staffing set out in annex IV for the period from 1 January to 30 June 1998.
The recorded expenditure relates to the purchase of two video cameras and associated equipment and two portable tape recorders.
The recorded expenditure consists of bank and related charges($186,700) and miscellaneous other services $137,100.
The recorded expenditure consists of mission subsistence allowance($106,200) and hazard duty allowance $24,000.
The recorded expenditure relates to allowances/stipends provided to the demining students for the duration of their training.
The recorded expenditure relates to the purchase of generator fuel at an average cost of $0.17 per litre compared with the estimated cost of $0.11 per litre.
The actual recorded expenditure of $263,400 reflected lower consumption of generator fuel, resulting in the unutilized balance of $316,200.
The recorded expenditure includes:(a) bank and related charges($287,900);(b) losses on exchange($221,800); and(c) miscellaneous other services $273,000.
The recorded expenditure of $707,500 reflected lower mileage on the Mission's vehicles during the reporting period and resulted in the unutilized balance of $221,300.
The recorded expenditure includes freight charges for equipment transferred from other peacekeeping operations and the purchase of other essential equipment that could not be met through transfers.
The recorded expenditure relates to the purchase of tire-changing equipment, hydraulic and mechanical jacks, battery chargers and testers, bench grinders, hand drills and other related items.