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Reduction in expenditure for shipment services.
The Deputy High Commissioner clarified that decreases in the budget were not the same as a reduction in expenditure.
As a result, some reduction in expenditures may be expected in the future.
Canada faced considerable deficits during this period- solving it required a reduction in expenditures of which agriculture had to share.
Percentage reduction in expenditures for spare parts and supplies in 2007/08($27,400) when compared to 2006/07 $78,000.
This will let your enterprise to maintain communication with your branches located in different geographical areas with simultaneous reduction in expenditures.
With the complete phasing out of the adjustment for this factor as of 1 November 1996, reduction in expenditures amounting to some $3.3 million per annum are anticipated.
A reduction in expenditure was achieved through efficiency measures, including freezing of posts and assignment of a larger share of operating costs to projects.
It must be a genuine improvement on its predecessor, andthe investment involved must generate a gain in productivity and a reduction in expenditure.
Further austerity measures and a reduction in expenditure would be necessary since the Agency's budgetary deficit currently amounted to $61 million.
As a result of the implementation of the scales resulting from the surveysfor the Trades and Crafts and the Security Service categories, some reduction in expenditure may be expected in the future.
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As a result of the reduction in expenditure on health care and the poorly thought out optimization of general medical facilities, there has been a deterioration in public medical services.
UNRWA informed the Board that it had not been its policy to disclose expendable property since that would require a reduction in expenditure at the end of the year and corresponding credit to Member States.
The reduction in expenditure was all the more surprising as it came after peace talks and numerous United Nations conferences outlining the importance of solidarity with refugees.
Having approved the 2005 budget with hesitation,he expressed concern that the projected 40 per cent increase in revenue in tandem with a reduction in expenditures for 2005 might not be plausible.
The objective of the contingency plan, therefore, is to ensure a sufficient working environment for UNOPS, through receipt of income and/or reduction in expenditure, so that UNOPS may continue to deliver uninterrupted quality service to its existing clients while assessing steps to be taken to remain a going concern and rebuild for the future.
At the 44th meeting, the Chairman of the Advisory Committee said that theAdvisory Committee recommended that the Fifth Committee accept, on a provisional basis, a reduction in expenditures for the biennium 1992-1993 of $56,054,200 gross $28,357,900 net.
The Committee was also informed that reduction in expenditure resulted from improvements in the vehicle hire arrangements($484,300 per annum), rationalizing of the utilization of buildings and consolidation of offices, accommodation and auxiliary facilities within the United Nations Protected Area($99,000 per annum) and procurement reform $915,000 per annum.
UNMIL aviation services were provided both within and out of the Mission area, and flight management and the use of aircraft were optimized,leading to a reduction in expenditure as the result of reduced numbers of hours flown and less fuel consumed.
Mr. MSELLE(Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions)said that the Advisory Committee recommended that the Fifth Committee accept, on a provisional basis, a reduction in expenditures for the biennium 1992-1993 of $56,054,200 gross $28,357,900 net.
The implementation of the process of reform and the reductions in expenditure and in the number of meetings should not affect the programme of work of the Special Committee.
The concern of some Member States that reductions in expenditure relating to posts and other staff costs might have accounted for a disproportionate share of the savings was groundless.
While he welcomed improvements in efficiency and reductions in expenditure, the General Assembly had made it very clear that reductions must not adversely effect the full implementation of mandated programmes.
Concurrently, repeated deficits depleted the Agency's working capital reserves,severely limiting its ability to withstand significant funding shortfalls except through further reductions in expenditure.
Despite the efforts made and the improvements that were introduced, all-round reductions in expenditures have entailed major gaps in all three areas.
Those delegations indicated that the Registrar should consider alternative reductions in expenditures, particularly in the light of the financial constraints currently faced by Governments worldwide.
Reductions in expenditures for military personnel and operational costs were offset to some extent by overruns in costs for civilian personnel.
It was a matter of concern that the reductions in expenditure in a number of missions were based not on efficiency gains but on changes in peacekeeping mandates.