Примеры использования Tribunal's budget на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Germany is, in fact, the third largest contributor to the Tribunal's budget.
The Tribunal's budget is part of the overall budget of the Office of Legal Affairs.
The departure of these Judges and corresponding staff will reflect a significant decrease in the Tribunal's budget.
The Registrar is responsible for preparing the Tribunal's budget and presenting it to the Management Committee for its approval.
To provide the legislative bodies andmanagement with an independent evaluation of the Tribunal's budget, the review sought.
With respect to the growth of the Tribunal's budget, the Advisory Committee sought additional information about future activities.
It would, however, require action on the part of the General Assembly, to approve the related increase in the Tribunal's budget.
By the same resolution, the Assembly decided to biennialize the Tribunal's budget on an experimental basis as from 2002.
The Tribunal's budget request for 1997 totalled $68,713,500All figures quoted are net i.e., do not include staff assessment.
The European Union encourages all States to help ensure that consideration of the Tribunal's budget is speedily concluded.
This strategy is contained in the Tribunal's budget for the biennium 20102011 and will expedite the work of the Tribunal and save significant resources.
The appeals in these cases could therefore be handled by the Tribunal without disturbing the Completion Strategy or impacting the Tribunal's budget.
During the twentieth session, the Committee on Budget and Finance gave preliminary consideration to the Tribunal's budget for 2007-2008 on the basis of the proposals presented by the Registrar.
This allowed the Tribunal to process the cases before it, pending completion of the recruitment procedures against posts approved by the General Assembly in the Tribunal's budget.
The Tribunal's budget, however, covers the provision of office space, furniture and equipment, as well as other related expenditures incurred on official business for the United Nations.
The Committee believes that acceptance of personnel on secondment should be limited to the number of posts approved by the General Assembly in the Tribunal's budget.
The General Assembly requested in its resolution 57/288 that the Tribunal's budget for the biennium 2004-2005 be prepared in a results-based-budgeting format, except in respect of the judicial functions of the Chambers.
Should the SecurityCouncil adopt such amendments, the General Assembly would subsequently have to approve the necessary appropriation to the Tribunal's budget.
The Tribunal's budget for the biennium 2004-2005, approved by the Fifth Committee of the General Assembly in December 2003, has frozen the whole portion of the 2005 budget for the Investigation Division of my Office.
The need for a clear definition of the objectives of the Chambers anddevelopment of specific and measurable expected outputs/performance indicators in the Tribunal's budget ibid., paras. 46-48.
The Tribunal's budget proposal for the biennium 2008-2009 included provisions, based on actuarial valuations, for after-service health insurance and judges' pensions in order to finance the accrued liabilities.
The Tribunal's Appeals Chamber could thus incorporate any appeal in the Ngirabatware case into its remaining caseload without disturbing the Completion Strategy or impacting the Tribunal's budget.
The Tribunal's budgets for the bienniums 2006-2007 and 2008-2009, contained in General Assembly resolutions 60/265 and 62/468, respectively, disclosed that the expected outputs for the Chambers at the activity levels were not expressed in quantifiable/measurable terms.
In its resolution 58/255 of 23 December 2003, the General Assembly requested that the views of the Board of Auditors on the biennialization of the Tribunal's budget be included in the report of the Secretary-General on this matter.
With respect to the Tribunal's budget for 1999, the Meeting of States Parties approved a total of $6,983,817, including provision for the establishment of a Working Capital Fund which would be financed, on an exceptional basis, with savings from appropriations in the budget up to a maximum of $200,000.
The Advisory Committee notes the efforts of the Secretariat to improvethe budget document and that workload projections are, in general, more realistic than in prior submissions of the Tribunal's budget.
In addition to providing the current level of financial andhuman resources to the Tribunal, the General Assembly must reconsider increasing the Tribunal's budget on the one hand, and Member States should make financial contributions to the Tribunal through the trust fund on the other, so that the Tribunal will be able to perform the important role assigned to it in accordance with its mandate.
The Committee also notes that the gratis personnel accepted in both tribunals are to carry out specialized functions“pending completion of the recruitment procedures against posts approved by the General Assembly in the Tribunal's budget”.
By its resolution 66/239, the General Assembly, having considered the reports of the Secretary-General and the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions on the proposed programme budget, appropriated $281,036,100 gross for the Tribunal's budget for the biennium 2012-2013.
These gratis personnel were accepted in order to allow the Tribunal to ensure effective and efficient processing of the cases brought to it, pending completion of the recruitment procedures against posts approved by the General Assembly in the Tribunal's budget.