Примеры использования Revised scale на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The revised scale is contained in document IDB.21/CRP.2.
The reference date of the ICSC survey was 1 April 2002 and the revised scale was implemented with the same effective date.
The revised scale of assessment is set out in table 4 below.
In accordance with this provision, ICSC promulgated a revised scale of pensionable remuneration effective 1 November 2001.
III. Revised scale of contributions to the Trust Fund for core activities.
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By resolution 47/216 of 23 December 1992, section I B,the General Assembly approved the revised scale of gross and net salaries.
The revised scale is contained in annex IV to the present document.
In accordance with this provision, ICSC promulgated a revised scale of pensionable remuneration effective 1 September 2003.
The revised scale is contained in annex I to the present document.
In an extraordinary session of the Economic and Fiscal Council on 24 January,the Government presented a revised scale of personal income tax rates.
ICSC promulgated a revised scale of pensionable remuneration effective 1 November 1998.
The Committee on Contributions should provide the Fifth Committee with the elements that it needed to work on a revised scale that would adequately reflect the capacity to pay of each Member State.
This revised scale was developed by reference to the current base/floor salary scale. .
The scale was based on the United Nations scale of assessments for 2003 andthe note suggested the adoption of an amendment to the annex to the EMEP Protocol to introduce this revised scale.
It also presented a proposed revised scale for calculating the mandatory contributions for the period 2004 to 2006.
The revised scale was promulgated in appendix C to the UNIDO staff rules and is contained in annex I to the present document.
The Advisory Committee recalled that in its resolution 51/216 the General Assembly had also approved a revised scale of staff assessment for staff in the Professional category and above effective 1 January 1997.
The revised scale, with which the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund(IMF) had indicated general agreement, was endorsed.
If the General Assembly adopted the revised scale, there should be a corresponding reduction in the budget submission for the biennium 1994-1995.
The revised scale entails an increase in the mobility and hardship allowances and the repatriation grant, paid to eligible staff as the net base salary is used to determine these payments.
It is time to establish a revised scale of assessed contributions that more fairly reflects what Governments can pay.
Since the revised scale was proposed to be implemented effective 1 March 2000, the financial implications for the 10 months of 2000 were estimated at $2,614,050.
Higher salary costs in the region, including a revised scale for local personnel approved in 2001, account for the increase of $206,500 for staffing costs.
Since the revised scale was proposed to be implemented effective 1 March 2002, the financial implications for the 10 months of 2002 were estimated at $7,487,500.
Accordingly, the ICSC has promulgated the revised scale of pensionable remuneration effective 1 August 2011, which is shown in annex IV to the present document.
Since the revised scale was proposed to be implemented effective 1 March 2003, the financial implications for the 10 months of 2003 were estimated to be $74,274,917, system-wide.
Since it was proposed that the revised scale be implemented effective 1 March 2003, the corresponding financial implications for 10 months in 2003 are estimated at $74,274,917.
Approves the revised scale of contributions for 2001 based on the United Nations revised scale of asessments adopted at the fifty-fifth session of the General Assembly;
Approves, with effect from 1 January 2003, the revised scale of gross and net salaries for staff in the Professional and higher categories, as contained in the annex to the present resolution;
The recommended revised scale would be implemented on a“no-loss/no-gain” basis by similarly reducing post adjustment by 3.42 per cent.