Примеры использования Verifiable and comparable на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Moreover, the new scale methodology should be based on reliable, verifiable and comparable data.
It was very important to obtain reliable, verifiable and comparable statistical data on the financial situation of countries.
Regulatory requirements for products and conformity assessment procedures in general are different,but mutually verifiable and comparable.
It was vital to obtain reliable, verifiable and comparable statistical data from authentic Government sources.
They advocated a methodology that would be simple, transparent and based on reliable, verifiable and comparable data.
In the absence of a transparent methodology based on reliable, verifiable and comparable data, his delegation was content with the existing one, since no formula would be fully satisfactory to all Member States.
There was agreement that the calculation of the scale should be transparent and based on reliable, verifiable and comparable statistical data;
In order for the machine scales for the eight proposals to be based on reliable, verifiable and comparable data, the Committee on Contributions had reviewed the gross national productand national income of Member States.
In all cases, the Committee was guided by the mandate given in General Assembly resolution 48/223 C to base the scale on reliable, verifiable and comparable data.
In order to provide more reliable, verifiable and comparable data, the Committee decided to use the special conversion rates approved for the 1995-1997 scale for those proposals using a base period including years prior to 1993.
Furthermore, the use of purchasing power parity did not meet the criterion that data used in the scale should be reliable, verifiable and comparable.
However, since purchasing power parity did not provide a useful measure of capacity to pay and did not meet the criterion concerning the use of reliable, verifiable and comparable data, the Group would not support any proposal to use it in the preparation of the scale of assessments.
The adoption of the draft resolution by the General Assembly would constitute a first step towards the adoption of a more transparent methodology based on reliable, verifiable and comparable data.
In all cases, the Committee was guided by the mandate given in General Assembly resolution 48/223 C to base the scale on reliable, verifiable and comparable data and to use the most recent figures available.
Further reaffirms that the Committee on Contributions as a technical body is required to prepare the scale of assessments strictly on the basis of reliable, verifiable and comparable data;
In all cases, the Committee was guided by the mandate given in General Assembly resolution 48/223 C to base the scale on reliable, verifiable and comparable data and to use the most recent figures available.
The Assembly had reaffirmed that the Committee as a technical advisory body was required to prepare the scale of assessments strictly on the basis of reliable, verifiable and comparable data.
In all cases, the Committee was guided by the mandate given in General Assembly resolution 48/223 C to base the scale on reliable, verifiable and comparable data and to use the most recent figures available.
In view of those and other concerns,they considered that the use of PPP would not meet the criterion that data used in the scale should be reliable, verifiable and comparable.
In reviewing the statistical information provided,the Committee was guided by the mandate provided in General Assembly resolution 48/223 C to base the scale on reliable, verifiable and comparable data and to use the most recent figures available.
The Committee should consider the prospect of using purchasing power parity as a basis for calculating the scale of assessments with great care, in order todetermine whether the figures it provided were reliable, verifiable and comparable.
In reviewing the statistical information provided,the Committee was guided by the mandate provided in General Assembly resolution 48/223 C to base the scale on reliable, verifiable and comparable data and to use the most recent figures available.
He recalled that, in paragraph 1 of its resolution 45/256 A, the General Assembly had reaffirmed that the methodology for determining the scale of assessments should be simplified as far as possible with a view to making it more transparent and stable over time and that the scale of assessments should be determined on the basis of reliable, verifiable and comparable data.
Requests the Committee on Contributions to undertake a thorough and comprehensive review of all aspects of the scale methodology with a view to making it stable, simpler and more transparent while continuing to base it on reliable, verifiable and comparable data, and to report thereon to the General Assembly at its fiftieth session;"2.
The Committee recalled that at its fifty-fifth and fifty-sixth sessions, pursuant to General Assembly resolution 48/223 C of 23 December 1993, it had undertaken a thorough and comprehensive review of all aspects of the scale methodology with a view to making it stable, simpler and more transparent while continuing to base it on reliable, verifiable and comparable data.
In order to guarantee an equitable scale, it was important for the scale methodology to be simple, transparent, and based on reliable, verifiable and comparable data.
In all cases,the Committee was guided by the mandate given in General Assembly resolution 48/223 C to base the scale on reliable, verifiable and comparable data.
By its resolution 61/237,the Assembly reaffirmed that the Committee as a technical advisory body was required to prepare the scale of assessments strictly on the basis of reliable, verifiable and comparable data.
In view of those and other concerns,they considered that the use of PPP would not meet the criterion that data used in the scale should be reliable, verifiable and comparable.
In that connection, it considered that purchasing power parity failed to reflect Member States' capacity to pay, and made no contribution to making the elements of the scale reliable, verifiable and comparable.