Примеры использования Recurrent expenditures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Recurrent expenditures.
Transfer Judges part I: recurrent expenditures.
It budgeted recurrent expenditures at $156 million, which would yield an expected budget surplus of $45 million.
Assumptions pertaining to recurrent expenditures.
Non-recurrent and recurrent expenditures are shown in columns 3 and 4, respectively.
Table 5 provides indicative data regarding how available local government budgets were used for recurrent expenditures and investment purposes.
Government revenue barely covered recurrent expenditures and investment depended on external support.
Recurrent expenditures relating to police activities are covered by the Law and Order Trust Fund established by UNDP in May 2002.
In fact, 2006 was the fourth consecutive year in which recurrent expenditures increased as part of the total budget.
Non-recurrent and recurrent expenditures are shown in columns 3 and 4 respectively, while total expenditures are presented in column 5.
The 2002 budget was drawn up with the aim of ensuring that all recurrent expenditures can be met by tax revenue generated domestically.
Non-recurrent and recurrent expenditures are shown in columns 3 and 4 respectively, while total expenditures are indicated in column 5.
You may wish to further differentiate into one-time investments and recurrent expenditures, and calculate annual resource requirements accordingly.
Non-recurrent and recurrent expenditures are shown in columns 3 and 4, respectively, while total expenditures are given in column 5.
The 2013-2014 budget statement comprised approximately $189.5 million for recurrent expenditures and $14.6 million for capital expenditures. .
It budgeted recurrent expenditures at $145.3 million, which would yield an expected budget surplus of $40.3 million.
The challenges include insufficient resources, volatility of funding,which makes financing of recurrent expenditures difficult, and fungibility of aid.
Recurrent expenditures, exclusive of change management and Atlas-related expenditures, are projected to be $43.67 million.
In addition, radical measures are needed to make parastatals self-financing, including a limitation of their non-wage recurrent expenditures.
There were also major recurrent expenditures for security and for logistical and operational management relating to the occupation of temporary buildings.
For 1999, recurrent revenues(not including European Union trans-shipments)are expected to be EC$ 63.47 million and recurrent expenditures to be EC$ 63.1 million.
On the other hand,donors accepted their responsibility to take recurrent expenditures and future budgetary implications into account when designing their assistance programmes.
The major recurrent expenditures include shipping and freight subsidies and the costs of off-island professionals who are employed to ensure continued child safeguarding.
The Registrar underlined that the part of the budget proposals concerning recurrent expenditures was based on the same level of expenditures as that included in the budget for the 2013-2014 biennium.
The major recurrent expenditures include shipping and freight subsidies(38.9 per cent) and the community division(includes the costs of off-island professionals) 24.4 per cent.
As reported previously(see A/AC.109/1164, paras. 31-34), in the 1990/91 fiscal year, the last year for which data are available,revenue totalled £90.8 million and recurrent expenditures amounted to £67.3 million.
Bilateral donors are encouraged to cover these additional recurrent expenditures, especially the salaries of teachers, when they are supporting the construction of school buildings.
Recurrent expenditures have captured the largest share of the health budget, although that share has decreased, falling from a high of 94 per cent of the budget in 2002/03 to a low of 70 per cent in 2007/08.
The administration and the future Government of East Timor will need to adopt a fiscal policythat prudently manages resources, with a view to reconciling capital and recurrent expenditures over the medium term.
Approximately $204 million has been earmarked to cover recurrent expenditures and more than $29 million is expected to go into the Development Fund for the execution of capital projects.