Examples of using Commitments authorized in English and their translations into Arabic
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Current balance in the provision for special politicalmissions taking into account the charges approved and commitments authorized.
Commitments authorized by the Secretary-General for 2010 and 2011.
Agreement on Human Rights in Guatemala(MINUGUA)(resolution 49/236) 10.1 Commitments authorized by the General Assembly for the Mission.
Expenses 7.6 Commitments authorized by the General Assembly for the International Civilian Mission to Haiti(MICIVIH).
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Accordingly, the necessary measures would have to be taken at the earliest possible date in order toallocate the resources required to cover the commitments authorized, so that the Office of the High Commissioner could recruit the long-term staff necessary for its smooth functioning.
II. Commitments authorized by the Secretary-General that he certifies relate to the maintenance of peace and security.
As indicated in paragraph 9 of document A/50/543, as of 30 September 1995,total appropriations and commitments authorized by the General Assembly for UNIFIL amounted to $2,575.6 million for the period from the Mission ' s inception to 31 January 1996.
III. Commitments authorized by the President of the International Court of Justice relating to certain expenses of the Court.
Table 1 below contains a complete list of the political missions,indicating their respective appropriations for 2004, commitments authorized during 2004, estimated expenditures and requirements for the next budget period(2005) and their mandates and expiry dates.
III. Commitments authorized by the President of the International Court of Justice relating to certain expenses of the Court.
The Financial Rules relating to the administration of and operations under the budget appropriations shall be deemed to govern,to the extent applicable, commitments authorized and credits made available under the General Assembly resolution relating to unforeseen and extraordinary expenses.
IV. Commitments authorized for interorganizational security measures pursuant to section IV of General Assembly resolution 36/235.
Table 1 contains a complete list of the political missions,indicating their respective appropriations for 2006, commitments authorized during 2006, if any, estimated expenditures and anticipated unencumbered balances at the end of 2006 and requirements for the next budget period(2007).
Although provisions have been made in the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2000-2001 for judges who had retired, including the increase in pensions as approved in General Assembly resolution 53/214, the pension and related costs of judges expected to retire during the nextbiennium will need to be met from the commitments authorized under unforeseen and extraordinary expenses.
At that time, if the commitments authorized had not been appropriated and assessed, other available cash resources would be deployed from existing reserves to meet payment needs.
Table 1 contains a complete list of the political missions,indicating their respective revised appropriations for the biennium 2004-2005, commitments authorized during 2005 and estimated expenditures and requirements for the next budget period(2006), as well as their mandates and expiry dates.
Table 1 provides a summary of commitments authorized by the Secretary-General in 1998-1999 under General Assembly resolution 52/223 on unforeseen and extraordinary expenses, without prior concurrence of the Committee, including the date of action taken by the Security Council and the relevant document references.
It is therefore proposed that pre-mandate commitment authority up to the amount of $50 million be granted to the Secretary-General when the establishment of anew peacekeeping mission is anticipated. All commitments authorized under this arrangement will be funded from the Peacekeeping Reserve Fund.
These reductions were somewhat offset byadditional requirements of $2.8 million related to commitments authorized under the terms of General Assembly resolution 52/223 of 22 December 1997 on unforeseen and extraordinary expenses and $5.3 million resulting from decisions of policy-making organs after the adoption of the programme budget.
Table 1 below contains a complete list of the political missions,indicating their respective appropriations for 2002-2003, commitments authorized during 2003, estimated expenditures for the biennium 2002-2003, requirements for the next budget period and their mandates and expiry dates.
These reductions were somewhat offset byadditional requirements of $2.8 million related to commitments authorized under the terms of General Assembly resolution 52/223 of 22 December 1997 on unforeseen and extraordinary expenses and $5.3 million resulting from decisions of policy-making organs after the adoption of the programme budget.
Paragraphs 18 to 23 discussed the additional requirements of $30 million resulting from the commitments entered into under resolution 50/217, the commitments authorized for the United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala(MINUGUA) and the Joint United Nations/OAS International Civilian Mission in Haiti(MICIVIH) and staff assessment.
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that commitments to date in 2011 under unforeseen and extraordinary expenses totalled $2,869,800,excluding commitments authorized for the Panel of Experts on the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and the United Nations Representative to the Geneva International Discussions for the periods for which resources are now proposed in the report of the Secretary-General.
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Consequently, the current balance in the provision,after taking into account the charges approved and commitment authorized, stands at $442,779,600.
On this basis and based on the proposals from the Court,it is estimated that the commitment authorized to the President of the Court for the appointment of ad hoc judges during the biennium 2000-2001 would need to be increased from the current level of $300,000 to $330,000.