Примеры использования Unpaid assessed contributions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Unpaid assessed contributions.
D/ Represents unpaid assessed contributions.
Unpaid assessed contributions b/.
B Represents unpaid assessed contributions.
Unpaid assessed contributions of the former Yugoslavia.
Special accounts for unpaid assessed contributions.
Unpaid assessed contributions as at 31 december.
Special account for unpaid assessed contributions pursuant.
Unpaid assessed contributions as at 30 June 1997.
Special account for unpaid assessed contributions pursuant to.
Unpaid assessed contributions as at 20 June 2009.
Table IV.3 provides the status of unpaid assessed contributions.
II. Unpaid assessed contributions of the former Yugoslavia.
Draft resolution A/C.5/63/L.14: Unpaid assessed contributions of the former Yugoslavia.
Unpaid assessed contributions of the former Yugoslavia A/60/140 and Corr.1.
Report of the Secretary-General on the unpaid assessed contributions of the Former Yugoslavia.
Total unpaid assessed contributions remain at perilously high levels.
The shortfall referred to in paragraph 6 above relates to unpaid assessed contributions.
Status of unpaid assessed contributions as at 30 June 2007.
It also presents updated information on the status of unpaid assessed contributions.
The status of unpaid assessed contributions is as shown in table 6 below.
Annual comprehensive reminder to Member States concerning unpaid assessed contributions.
Unpaid assessed contributions also had an adverse impact on cash flow.
Current contribution receivables represent unpaid assessed contributions by Members.
Unpaid assessed contributions stood at $224.4 million as at 30 June 1994.
By contrast, as at the same date, 65 Member States still had unpaid assessed contributions for the regular budget.
Total unpaid assessed contributions as at 30 June 2002 amounted to $12,000.
One consequence of that decline would bethat future cash inflows would also be lower. It was therefore all the more imperative to collect unpaid assessed contributions.
Unpaid assessed contributions of the former Yugoslavia(decision 61/551 A)(A/60/140 and Corr.1);
The improvement in the three key indicators of the Organization's financial health, namely,available cash, unpaid assessed contributions and amounts owed to Member States, was a sign of progress towards financial stability.