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This amount represents 15 per cent of the estimated 1995 administrative expenditures of UNOPS.
Given the reduced number of judicial meetings in 2015 and 2016 compared with those in 2013 and 2014,however, this amount represents a decrease of Euro512,040 compared with the appropriation approved for 2013-2014.
Niigata states that this amount represents retention monies of 5 per cent of the United States dollar contract value.
Over the period 1967- 1998, the Bank Group committed about US$ 710 million in the six African small island developing States,84% of which was concessional; this amount represents about 2% of the Bank Group's total commitments in all its borrowing regional member countries.
This amount represents the contributions missing in future on account of Member States that withdrew from the Organization.
National Projects states that this amount represents cash balances in bank accounts in Iraq which could not be transferred to India.
This amount represents 80 per cent of $31.2 million, total regular programmable resources available in 2009 for geographic regions.
Niigata states that this amount represents retention monies of 5 per cent of the United States dollar portion(i.e. USD 243,206) for additional work performed on re-routing of pipelines.
This amount represents a decrease in the compensation claimed, reflecting amendments made by Iran based on information obtained from its monitoring and assessment activities.
The Ministry asserts that this amount represents the reduction in its budget resulting from Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait and extra costs it incurred as a result of increased student enrolments resulting from the influx of returnees./.
This amount represents prior years' cost-sharing administrative support charges not transferred to country office reimbursable support services income at 31 December 1995.
Petrolexportimport claims that this amount represents" bank interest regarding A.M. contract". Because the claimant has not provided a detailed description or evidence with respect to this loss element, it is not clear whether it represents a claim for interest on any award made by the Commission.
This amount represents only a fraction of the more than US$ 900 billion the world is now spending in a single year on arms and other means of destruction(United Nations Millennium Project, 2005).
(b) This amount represents remittances outstanding under the UN Regular Budget Allotment advice of $ 1,349,500 and other inter-office receivables of $137,377.
B This amount represents remittances outstanding under the United Nations Regular Budget allotment advice of $1,349,500 and other inter-office receivables of $137,377.
A a This amount represents the difference between the actual secondary data expenditure of $19.2 million and funding from the support account for peacekeeping operations of $4.2 million.
This amount represents the Armed Forces ' 6.05 per cent pro-rata share of the global amount determined to have been expended by the Government of Jordan on its emergency humanitarian relief effort in respect of evacuees.
This amount represents a deviation from the Party ' s obligation under the Protocol to limit its consumption of CFCs to no greater than 85 per cent of its consumption baseline for those substances, namely, 87.2 ODP-tonnes.
This amount represents the Ministry of Supply ' s 2.41 per cent pro-rata share of the global amount determined to have been expended by the Government of Jordan on its emergency humanitarian relief effort in respect of evacuees.
This amount represents the Public Security Directorate ' s 10.22 per cent pro-rata share of the global amount determined to have been expended by the Government of Jordan on its emergency humanitarian relief effort in respect of evacuees.
The Committee notes that this amount represents a significant increase over the initially estimated totalamount of $570,068 for the period, which included $220,600 for training consultants, $332,433 for training-related travel and $17,035 for training fees, supplies and services.
This amount represents contributions due from donors(excluding contributions from programme country Governments for development activities in their country offices) where revenue will be recorded in future accounting periods in accordance with the UNDP revenue recognition accounting policy.
B This amount represents adjustments resulting from physical inventory counts and the inclusion of non-expendable property as of 31 December 2005 which were previously not reported, offset partly by the exclusion of items that had been included but were determined to be expendable properties.
This amount represents contributions due from donors(excluding contributions from programme country Governments for development activities in their country offices), revenue from which will be recorded in future accounting periods in accordance with the UNDP revenue-recognition accounting policy.
This amount represents an increase of 30 per cent over the previous year, and shows a doubling of contributions in the last five years, confirming a very positive trend from the point of view of the capacity of UNCTAD to attract funding for technical assistance from traditional donors and, increasingly, from beneficiaries.
This amount represents a 30-per-cent decrease($136.6 million) in gross terms in relation to the apportionment of $455 million approved by the General Assembly in its resolution 56/249 of 24 December 2001 for the operation of UNTAET for the period from 1 July 2001 to 30 June 2002.
This amount represents the difference between the amount already recorded of $15,595,181 and the requested post facto calculation of direct and indirect costs which was established at $4,088,843(1,201 contracts at an average cost of $3,405) or approximately 0.26 per cent of the cumulative face value of the underlying contracts.
This amount represents the costs of supporting the 99,176 uniformed personnel who would be deployed on average across the year, excluding more than 17,000 military personnel deployed by the African Union in its operation in Somalia, and 22,652 civilian staff, as well as the operational costs of a support framework that includes 204 aircraft and more than 8,200 passenger vehicles.
This amount represents outstanding reimbursements of UNFICYP to the troop-contributing countries under the financing scheme heretofore in place. Consequently, the General Assembly may wish to consider necessary arrangements for financing the outstanding amount to UNFICYP troop contributors and to make the required provisions therefor.
According to the Secretariat, this amount represents the value of equipment transferred from the Department of Peacekeeping Operations reserve at the Logistics Base($4.6 million), the value of surplus stocks transferred from several peacekeeping operations($16.5 million) and the value of items procured from the resources approved by the General Assembly for acquisition of the strategic deployment stocks($11.4 million).