Примеры использования Scales of assessment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The scales of assessment should be based on the capacity to pay;
In its resolution ICC-ASP/1/Res.14, the Assembly decided on the scales of assessment for the first financial period.
Revised scales of assessment would further serve as a visible way to manage change.
The Fund consists of contributions provided by the Parties in accordance with agreed scales of assessment.
We wish to recall that the scales of assessment are the incremental result of our shared experience and common understanding.
His delegation also subscribed to the package approach to solving problems relating to scales of assessment, arrears and contributions.
Balanced and realistic scales of assessment should be devised through negotiations among all Member States in a spirit of consensus.
I have already recalled that it has long been an important objective of the European Union to make the scales of assessment more equitable.
His delegation's position on ceilings with regard to scales of assessment was well-known and it would continue to view the proposal by the United States in that context.
There is always room- and,indeed, need- for us to continue to aspire to improve upon the existing budgetary practices and scales of assessment.
Also, it is hardly acceptable that there might be a link between the scales of assessment and the financial situation of the Organization.
The Secretariat should bring backformer Member States in order to minimize the difference between the United Nations and UNIDO scales of assessment.
Another main issue for the Millennium Assembly is to reach an agreement on the scales of assessment for the regular United Nations budget and for peacekeeping operations.
Industry, industry associations andgreen non-governmental organization could provide funds through a membership fee that would be based on sliding scales of assessment.
The Group was strongly opposed todecision-making in small groups, especially on issues relating to the budget, the scales of assessment and reform, and to the imposition of conditions on negotiations.
The reform in the scales of assessment for the regular and peacekeeping budgets, concluded at the end of 2000, should at least restore the necessary predictability in funding flows.
Capacity to pay should remain a basic principle of the methodology used for future scales of assessment, which should be based on the most current, comprehensive and comparable GNI data available.
Unless a way is found to ensure that Member States pay up in full what they owe to the Organization, the financial crisis will persist,notwithstanding any changes that may be made in the scales of assessment.
The Government of Latvia intended to pursue, in cooperation with other Member States, more equitable scales of assessment for both the regular and the peace-keeping budgets of the United Nations.
All Member States, particularly the developed States, which were in a position to do so, should pay their contributions in full and on time and, most importantly, without conditions andin accordance with their existing scales of assessment.
In view of the strategic value of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2010-2011 and the scales of assessment, he stressed the need to allocate sufficient time for extensive deliberations.
The Committee also noted that the timely submission of gross national disposable income(GNDI)data by an increasing number of Member States could also allow future review of GNDI data as a basis for future scales of assessment.
WGFS/43/Rev.1 Compilation of positions on the scales of assessment, as reflected in working papers WGFS/20, WGFS/31, WGFS/33, WGFS/45, WGFS/49 and WGFS/52, portions of which appeared as WGFS/43 and Add.1 and 2.
His delegation wished to reiterate its opposition to decision-making in small groups,especially on issues relating to the budget, the scales of assessment and reform, and to imposing any conditions on the budget negotiations.
Iii The Registrar shall determine which of the scales of assessment set out in subparagraphs(i) and(ii) above shall apply to each of the groups of personnel whose salary rates are established under paragraph 5 of annex I.
The permanent members clearly had special responsibilities within the United Nations that should be reflected in the scales of assessment, not only for the financing of peacekeeping operations, but also for the regular budget.
The reports on the scales of assessment for the regular and peacekeeping budgets provided a clear picture of the overall capacity of Member States to pay, which was the fundamental criterion for the apportionment of the expenses of the Organization.
Secondly, the Commission had earlier identified income inversion as arising from three factors:different scales of assessment for the two groups of staff, different grossing-up factors and different interim adjustment procedures.
Annex I to the present report presents similar scenarios that were reported in the previous report on desirable ranges(A/59/724), which have now been updated for the number of geographical posts andstaff as at 30 June 2010, scales of assessment, Member State populations and a new Member State.
Iii The Director-General shall determine which of the scales of assessment set out in(i) and(ii) above shall apply to staff whose salary rates are established under regulation 6.4 or 6.6 of the present regulations.