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The proportion of any severance benefits payable to UNDP staff that would be borne by UNOPS;
The main responsibility for its implementation would be borne by the national authorities of the States concerned.
Some costs would be borne by the three largest peacekeeping missions, to which justice staff would be assigned.
Of the total non-recurrent requirements,$3,889,300 would be borne by the regular budget.
These in-country costs would be borne largely by the small island developing countries under the TCDC modality.
The costs of each candidate's participation in the candidates' forum would be borne by his or her nominating Member State.
The travel expenses of the trainees would be borne by the sponsoring countries while expenses associated with training at the centre would be met by India. 14/.
Additional expenditures with regard to the convening of the Conference would be borne by the host Government ibid., para. 11.
It was decided that personnel-related costs would be borne by UNMIL and that logistical and administrative support costswould be met from the existing resources of UNOCI.
The costs of the administration andsecurity of the fenced area of Varosha would be borne locally in an agreed manner para. 38.
It was agreed that the cost of such training would be borne by the four registered pioneer investors and would be free of cost to the Preparatory Commission.
Such programme support costs would be included in the total costs that would be borne by the States Parties.
The balance of the costs for the biennium 1998-1999 amounting to $2,130,000 would be borne by the closure of the Petit Saconnex building and by new tenants occupying space released by the movement of staff to the Palais Wilson.
If held at any other location at the invitationof a member State, all additional costs would be borne by the host country.
It indicates the average number of children per woman that would be borne in her lifetime assuming the birth rate by age in the future is constant.
Central costs relatedto the management and direction of the United Nations field security management system would be borne by the United Nations.
All expenses incidental to the return anddelivery of the movable cultural property would be borne by the requesting State party and no person or institution would be entitled to claim any form of compensation from the State party returning the property claimed.
The costs of making the airport operational and its administration,operation and security would be borne locally in an agreed manner para. 43.
The price of any such development would be borne disproportionately by smaller and less powerful States, which would lose some of the protection afforded by the United Nations and would be most likely to be the targets of coercive measures taken under the auspices of regional organizations or arrangements.
In the late phase-out by 2010, most of the cost would be borne by the users rather than producers.
Regarding staff costs, she stated that UNICEF would be the substantive secretariat for the Special Session and that, as this was a unique situation,all staff costs would be borne by UNICEF.
The Committee was also informed that the cost of shipment for those assets would be borne by the receiving missions in accordance with established practice.
Mr. Herrmann(Secretary of the Commission) explained that if a diplomaticconference took place in Vienna, the seat of the Commission, the cost would be in the region of US$ 2 million and would be borne by the United Nations.
Of that amount, $134.4 million would be chargeable to the principal of the Fund, andthe remaining $18.8 million would be borne by the United Nations under the Fund's cost-sharing arrangement ibid., paras. 195 and 196.
In accordance with article 17(f) of the draft agreement, the responsibility for, and the costs of, internal partitioning andminor improvements for purposes of creating the relevant office accommodation would be borne by the United Nations.
In accordance with article 14 of the Convention,the costs of the next meeting of the States parties would be borne by the States parties and States not parties to the Convention participating at that meeting, in accordance with the United Nations scale of assessments, adjusted appropriately.
The ICSID proposal was highly cost-effective,since no funding was required from States and no costs would be borne by the UNCITRAL secretariat.
The claimant states that it was anticipated that all costs, including the use of Syrian storage andtransport facilities, would be borne by the United Nations and that, to that end, a series of detailed implementing agreements would be entered into with the relevant United Nations agency.
No additional provision would be required for holding theintergovernmental meeting in Reykjavik, as the additional requirements would be borne by the host Government.
Taking into account the magnitude of the peacekeeping component within the overall deployment,80 per cent of the costs would be borne by the peacekeeping support account and 20 per cent by the regular budget.