Examples of using Apportioning in English and their translations into Arabic
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(a) Institutionalization of the ad hoc system of apportioning peace-keeping expenses;
The system for apportioning the expenses of the Organization should better reflect the principle of capacity to pay.
No conclusion was drawn as regards apportioning expenses among the States Parties.
It was imperative to maintain the distinction between the regular budget andthe peacekeeping budget in apportioning expenditures.
All discrimination must be avoided when apportioning peacekeeping expenses among developing countries.
The value of a woman's work in the home or on the land is difficult to evaluate andoften creates a problem in the apportioning of property.
Recognizes the need to reform the current methodology for apportioning the expenses of peacekeeping operations;
(a)" Guidelines on apportioning emissions from production processes between main product and co- and by-products"(version 02);
Recognizes the need to reform the current methodology for apportioning the expenses of peacekeeping operations;
Determining and allocating or apportioning the costs of activities and outputs through the use of appropriate concepts, methods and techniques for.
Recognizes the need to reform the current methodology for apportioning the expenses of peacekeeping operations;
(b) Apportioning the remaining amount according to the ratio of the liability of active participants in the terminating organization to that of the entire Fund.
In recent years therehad been requests for a review of the methodology for apportioning the expenses of the United Nations.
This is in line with the existing practice of apportioning rental and operating costs of the Palais Wilson between regular budget and extrabudgetary funds.
Any revision mustbe established in accordance with the longstanding principle of apportioning expenses according to Member States ' capacity to pay.
The current arrangements for apportioning the costs of peacekeeping operations needed to be amended in order better to reflect the fundamental principle of capacity to pay.
The Comprehensive PeaceAgreement foresees the use of census results in apportioning National Assembly seats and in the delimitation of constituencies.
Apportioning programme support costs to missions can be a cumbersome accounting exercise, which may not always be commensurate with the level of funding available under a trust fund.
It was imperative to continue to differentiate in apportioning expenditure between the regular budget and the peacekeeping budget.
He noted that apportioning profit was very difficult because multinational enterprises offered synergies and economies of scale to unlock value not available on a country-by-country basis.
In addition, the country offices should consider apportioning the cost of common services based on the activity rendered.
Of particular concern in apportioning the expenses of the United Nations were the abrupt and sharp increases in the assessed contributions of some developing countries between scale periods.
The Comprehensive PeaceAgreement foresees the use of census results in apportioning National Assembly seats and in the delimitation of constituencies.
It was also necessary to revise the system of apportioning expenses for peacekeeping operations among Member States to take account of the special situation of small island developing States.
The assessment rates for the regular budget andpeacekeeping operations are also used for apportioning the costs of the international tribunals for Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia.
The United Nations current ad hoc system for apportioning peacekeeping expenses is outmoded and in need of review and revision.
The view was also expressed that the system of apportioning expenses for peace-keeping operations among Member States should be revised.
