Examples of using Apportion in English and their translations into Arabic
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Apportioned Estimated.
These costs are apportioned to cost centres/units.
The Committee points out that this is similar to the concept of apportioned costs.
Please apportion accordingly.
(a) Institutionalization of the ad hoc system of apportioning peace-keeping expenses;
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Per cent apportioned equally among all the States parties;
Unexpended resource balances are invested, with interest income apportioned annually.
Resources apportioned during the period amounted to $22,400.
The Planning Council of the Civil Administration may then apportion the land to existing or new settlements.
Seats are apportioned among the provinces by population every tenth year.
International financial institutions should also give priority toexpenditure on child protection programmes in the resources they apportion to development.
The accounts not apportioned have been reflected in the inter-fund account balances.
This language could be modified to give partiesmore flexibility to enter into agreements that may apportion their rights and obligations in ways different from this convention.
UNDP, however, does apportion a percentage of some field costs to United Nations coordination.
The Government of Rwanda also wishes to see the United Nations observers on the field taking the right positions andaction instead of trying to please the two sides or apportion blame.
All discrimination must be avoided when apportioning peacekeeping expenses among developing countries.
The Agreement governs the apportion of the reserves found in transboundary hydrocarbon fields straddling the maritime boundary between Canada and France.
His delegation was not convinced that full funding was an absolute requirement of IPSAS,given that the United Nations could apportion the Organization ' s expenses among the entire membership.
Only the General Assembly could apportion the expenses of the United Nations; any unilateral action by a Member State to determine its share was unacceptable.
Another example is the Common Savings and Investment Fund of Cameroon,with its innovative creation of investment clubs which apportion members ' deposits into a Solidarity Fund and an Investment Fund.
However, the arbitral tribunal may apportion each of such costs between the parties if it determines that apportionment is reasonable, taking into account the circumstances of the case.
According to the above-cited decision and in conformity with the Phase One report and input from Parties,the Phase Two terms of reference apportion the work plan of the survey and evaluation into three activity categories as follows.
In paragraph 9, the Secretary-General recommends that the General Assembly apportion credits among Member States in the unencumbered balance of $293,900 for the period from 15 November 1993 to 15 May 1994.
It may be recalled that the General Assembly, in its decision 48/480 of 23 December 1993 decided, on an exceptional basis, to authorize the Secretary-General to enter into total commitments up to the amount of $756,500 gross($724,200 net) for the period from 4November 1993 to 31 March 1994 and apportion that amount among Member States; and requested the Secretary-General to establish a special account for the Liaison Team.
Several case studies provide examples of how a centralinformation collection system could effectively apportion the duty to collect information among many different agencies and officials and then, through the establishment of a central database, make the data accessible to all.
In his note of 12 May 2004(A/58/792),the Secretary-General requested that the General Assembly apportion among Member States the additional amount of $114,494,300 for the period from 1 August 2003 to 30 June 2004.