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The damage would be substantially less.
As to the recurrent requirements for peace-keeping missions, they would be substantially less than at present.
Its costs would be substantially higher than those of the Group of Experts, since more support to members would be needed.
The financial requirement for the third option would be substantially less than the other two options.
The estimates would be substantially higher if the costs of the major armed conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq were included.
In such a case,the related appropriation required for the biennium 2002-2003 would be substantially reduced or eliminated.
However, it is estimated that it would be substantially below the level of production prior to 1991.
In that connection, he noted that his delegation had agreed to the change in name of the Programme on the understanding that the voluntary contributions by some countries to the Fund would be substantially increased.
He therefore worried that the Fund's income would be substantially less for 1994-1995 without this contribution.
That result would be substantially different from excluding only the carrier's liability in respect of passengers' luggage otherwise covered by domestic law or another international convention.
Nevertheless, if they did not take part,the benefits would be substantially reduced and the United Nations system as a whole would lose out.
In addition, if there is no strong opposition that in any democratic society has a responsible role in making strategic decisions,Serbia would be substantially different from most European democracies.
Expectations that the region's external debt would be substantially reduced under HIPC Initiative and that economic reforms would stimulate private capital inflows have been slow to materialize.
Constraining factors Given the need of battle formation and coordinated flight to the target of such a number of aircraft,the effective combat radius of such a group would be substantially less than those indicated above for single machines.
The report provides that in the area of community confidence-building, the Mission's role would be substantially enhanced by the establishment of funds for quick-impact projects in the 2013/14 period ibid., para. 11; see also para. 25 below.
The delegation of the Netherlands informed the Meeting of the intention of its Government to continue hosting and supporting IWAC;however, its financial contributions would be substantially lower than in the past three years.
In the area of community confidence-building, the Mission's role would be substantially enhanced by the establishment of funds for quick-impact projects.
That figure would be substantially higher if the meetings of the High Representative with officials from Member States during his official missions outside of the Secretariat in New York could be reflected in this measure.
Specifically, the remuneration of members elected after 1 January 2007 would be substantially lower than the remuneration received by members elected before 1 January 2007.
Mr. SINGH(India), supported by Mr. JOMAA(Tunisia) and Mr. PANKIN(Russian Federation), said that if the Committee decided to recommend that sub-items 89(d) and(e) should be considered by the General Assembly in plenary,item 89 would be substantially shorter.
In December 2011,it was reported that Portugal's estimated budget deficit of 4.5 percent in 2011 would be substantially lower than expected, due to a one-off transfer of pension funds.
This figure would be substantially higher if the products and services provided by trees to other sectors of Somalia's economy, such as water-resource maintenance, the provision of fodder, fuelwood and edible products.
It is therefore anticipated that requirements inrespect of military and civilian costs would be substantially less than initially envisaged if the prevailing security situation remains unchanged.
He drew attention to paragraph 2 of that document, which stated that, if the posts created in 2003 were not occupied until late 2003 or early 2004,the related appropriation required for the biennium 2002-2003 would be substantially reduced or eliminated.
Against this backdrop,several participants also underscored that the costs of aid delivery would be substantially reduced if providers used national systems for procurement and monitoring, and dismantled parallel systems that have been created to channel funds.
The earlier proposal was that the ERP system would be designed, built, tested and deployed in two waves, with the fast-tracked priorities, including the modules to support IPSAS compliance,included in Wave 1, and would be substantially completed by the end of 2010.
It is, however,projected that the total recurrent costs under the proposed network($11,989,600) would be substantially lower than the communications expenditures amounting to $42 million under the existing system, allowing the non-recurrent expenditures($9,306,600) to be recovered in about one year.
The analysis of exceedances using the database used to support the 1999 Gothenburg Protocol predicted that, after implementation of the Protocol, both the magnitude of exceedances andtheir geographical extent would be substantially less than in 1990 for acidity, but less pronounced for nutrient nitrogen.
Several pieces of evidence were presented to the court to the same effect. On 9 December 1998,the trial judge refused to hear other witnesses on the ground that their testimony would be substantially the same as the author's other witnesses. On 6, 12, 18, 20, and 25 January 1999, he refused to hear evidence from other defence witnesses on the ground that the evidence was"irrelevant and immaterial", whereas the author believes that it was of crucial importance to the defence of alibi.
One representative emphasized that the need for proper HS classifications was pressing,particularly for mixtures of ozone-depleting substances, and warned that failing such a system, the benefits of phasing out pure ozone-depleting substances would be substantially offset by an increased trade in mixtures which could not be properly policed by customs officers.