Примеры использования Voluntary contributions may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A trust fund to receive voluntary contributions may be established for this purpose.
For requests from other interested parties, particularly those from the private sector,a trust fund has been created to which voluntary contributions may be channelled for this purpose.
Voluntary contributions may be pledged either on a multi-year or on an annual basis.
The Advisory Committee also noted that the original cost estimates for mine-clearing programmes and assistance for disarmament anddemobilization may not be fully required since resources in the form of voluntary contributions may become available.
Regulation 4.3: Voluntary contributions may be pledged either on for an annual or multi-year basisperiod.
The reliance on non-core resources, with corresponding unpredictability of funding andtiming of payments and the restricted use for which voluntary contributions may be earmarked, has made the management and programme implementation of United Nations operational activities for development more challenging.
Voluntary contributions may be made in cash or in kind for activities specified in the work programme.
In 1972, in resolution 3049(XXVII),the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to establish a special account into which voluntary contributions may be paid and used for the purpose of clearing up the past financial difficulties and especially for resolving the short-term deficit of the Organization, and to merge into this account the United Nations Special Account established in 1965.
Voluntary contributions may also be made by the developed country Parties and by other countries and sources.
The delay in receipt of voluntary contributions may adversely affect the pace of implementation of the TC projects.
Voluntary contributions may, subject to the approval by the Executive Body, on the recommendation of the Steering Body, be utilized either for reducing the mandatory contributions or for financing specific activities within the scope of EMEP.
In accordance with the terms of reference of the Trust Fund, voluntary contributions may be received from Governments, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, private institutions and individuals.
Other voluntary contributions may be accepted only with the approval of the Board, which shall take into account the comments of the Secretary-General.
Subject to approval by the Executive Body, voluntary contributions may be used to reduce mandatory contributions or to finance specific activities within the scope of EMEP.
Other voluntary contributions may be accepted only with the approval of the Board, which shall take into account the comments of the Secretary-General and/or the Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs.
This will be an important activity,given that voluntary contributions may be needed to help sustain SIDS/NET, in some cases, beyond the five-year period proposed here;
Regulation 4.1: Voluntary contributions may be accepted by UNFPA from Governments of Member States of the United Nations, of the Specialized Agencies or of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Exceptionally, subject to approval by the Plenary, additional voluntary contributions may be accepted outside the Trust Fund, such as direct support for specific activities of the Platform's work programme.
In addition, voluntary contributions may be earmarked for specific subcommittees or working groups only, thereby resulting in uneven progress among the various subcommittees and working groups.
Obligations charged to voluntary contributions may be maintained either for that period or until liquidated or cancelled.
Moreover, voluntary contributions may be provided by individual Member States to the activities of the Organization, not as a substitute for their assessed contributions, but as a supplement to approved resources for the purpose of strengthening, reinforcing and advancing the implementation of approved activities.
It was noted that official development assistance and voluntary contributions may not be sufficient to support the measures and tools for increasing economic resilience, and that innovative financing for adaptation was necessary.
Voluntary contributions may be subject to terms in a binding agreement imposed upon the use of the resource(termed earmarked funds or other resources) or may be free of specific terms allowing UNICEF to direct such resources according to its mandate termed unearmarked funds or regular resources.
Financing through voluntary contributions may involve the use of scales of assessments, including the United Nations scale of assessments, and the"shares" approach.
In that regard, the nature of voluntary contributions may not guarantee the necessary level of funding to ensure a consistent programme of capacity-building activities in support of developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
While voluntary contributions may come in handy and should not be discouraged, the Organization should ensure, as expressed in the resolution, that the acceptance of such voluntary contributions in cash, kind or personnel is consistent with the impartiality and independence required and expected of the Tribunal, and that such voluntary contributions are supplementary to the assessed contributions. .
While voluntary contributions may help raise funds in the absence of widespread payment and pooling, familiarize individuals with the benefits of insurance, and serve as an intermediate funding mechanism that eases the transition towards a more inclusive compulsory contribution scheme, 48 they do not necessarily increase rates of insurance coverage because enrolment is not compulsory.
Voluntary contributions might be useful.
Voluntary contributions might jeopardize the Court's independence and he was therefore in favour of deleting article 105.
Concerning article 105, in his delegation's view the concern that voluntary contributions might influence the impartiality of the Court was unwarranted.