Примеры использования Such balance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such balances should be returned to Member States.
To the Special Rapporteur it appears that there is no such balance.
There was, however, no such balance with respect to the provisions of the Convention.
But we should not-- we even cannot-- shy from dealing with issues that require such balance.
The value of such balances may therefore be misstated in the financial statements; and.
Banks were also requested to immediately inform the Central Bank of Cyprus if such balances were identified in their records.
Ensuring such balance in the diet is even more important for healthy development of children.
In this connection andin view of the importance of such balance, the delegation of Egypt wishes to stress the following points.
Such balance provides healthy work atmosphere in labour collective, influences its efficiency.
It is wrong to compare the sources of energy: the question is in the right balance, andatomic energy is a vital element of such balance.
But as such balances are not generally known until late in the year, significant delays resulted.
Henceforth, internal balance was confined to price stability,in the belief that such balance and all else, including economic growth, would follow.
Such balance and inclusiveness should also extend to contributions from both donor and non-donor countries.
Henceforth, internal balance was confined to price stability in the belief that such balance and everything else, including economic growth, would follow.
Such balance is approved by the founders, who decided to liquidate their enterprise after settlement of accounts with the creditors.
The UNOPS Deputy Executive Director explained that all such balances refer to the periods prior to 2007 and all of them had been fully reconciled by the two organizations.
Such balance is intended to justify a quest for the sterile concept of parity derived from the cold war.
Beyond counsel actually being in court,which is already a reality, such balance requires that there be a defence counsel organization guaranteeing their independence and professional ethics.
Such balances arise mainly from the non-payment or delayed payment of assessed contributions by Member States, resulting in the under-implementation of approved programmes.
In addition, it was important to ensure, through legislation, the independence of supervisory authorities and to achieve a balance between competing parties through technical cooperation andmutual respect, since without such balance there could be no genuine liberalization.
Utilize such balances of the Fund, including accumulated interest, as may exceed the target level of $50 million;
In the private sphere we believe that it is important that there be gender balance on boards of private and public corporations alike, andwe encourage Governments to enforce such balance and implement at country or regional level appropriate and binding measures to increase the number of women on boards in decision-making positions by 2020.
The table below shows such balances, in dollar terms and as a percentage of the apportionment for the related financial periods.
Notes that, in fulfilment of the recommendation of the Assembly contained in its resolution 572(XVIII), the expected income andexpenditure will be able to ensure financial balance in this financial year, and that such balance is compatible with a moderate deviation from the expenditure plan for 2010, due essentially to the lower estimated contribution income in light of the level of contributions received to date;
The president of Latvia rated such balance of the cooperation as poor, by encouraging both parties to review expanding of the cooperation more thoroughly.
While the composition of the working groups could be undertaken at random(for example by drawing lots), this would have the disadvantage of resulting in potentially geographically unbalanced groups,thus creating the need to make adjustments to ensure such balance and to ensure that country rapporteurs are in the group to which their reports are assigned, without disregarding the issue of the nationality of the experts.
The Board is of the view that such balances should have been credited against the assessed contributions due from the concerned Member States.
Such balance will vary between national contexts, making it important for a country's CSOs to discuss what qualifications candidates require to perform well in the multi-stakeholder group.
UNOPS may have to consider writing off such balances against the provisions made in the financial statements for the 2006-2007 biennium.
Such balance, however, should in no case lead to any loss of expertise essential to the parties, especially in relation to future developments regarding alternatives to ozone-depleting substances.