Examples of using To enter into commitment in English and their translations into Arabic
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AC/1357 Committee's concurrence to enter into commitments for the activities of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia(21 May 1998).
The concurrence of the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions was therefore sought to enter into commitments in the amount of $98,600 for travel costs and subsistence allowance.
AC/1341 Committee's concurrence to enter into commitments for the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara(19 December 1997).
It is estimated that the requirements of the High Commissioner, as defined above,can be met from within the balance of the amount for which the Secretary-General was authorized to enter into commitment, namely $1,471,400.
In its authorization for the Secretary-General to enter into commitment authority(see annex I) the Advisory Committee did not specifically approve any posts or positions.
The Secretary-General indicated in that report that it was estimated that the revised requirements of the High Commissioner as defined above,could be met from within the balance of the amount for which the Secretary-General was authorized to enter into commitment, i.e. US$ 1,471,400.
The Secretary-General ' s authority to enter into commitments that he certifies relate to the maintenance of peace and security provides him with an essential measure of financial flexibility.
The Secretary-General indicated in that report that it was estimated that the revised requirements of the High Commissioner, as defined above,could be met from within the balance of the amount for which the Secretary-General was authorized to enter into commitment, i.e., $1,471,400.
In its authorization for the Secretary-General to enter into commitment authority(see annex I to the present report) the Advisory Committee did not specifically approve any posts or positions.
The Secretary-General indicated in that report that it was estimated that the revised requirements of the High Commissioner, as defined above,could be met from within the balance of the amount for which the Secretary-General was authorized to enter into commitment, that is, $1,471,400.
Authorizes the Secretary-General to enter into commitment authority in an amount of up to 286,300 dollars, and requests him to report on expenditures in the context of his next report on proposals for financing the associated costs.
This included an appropriation of $11,775,900(further recosted to $11,182,900) under section 28A, Office of the Under-Secretary-General for Management. In the same resolution,the Assembly authorized the Secretary-General to enter into commitment in the amount of $12,416,300.
The amount comprised the authority to enter into commitment in a total amount not to exceed $28,516,500 for the period from 1 July 2009 to 30 June 2010, and an appropriation in the amount of $57,033,000 for the period from 1 July 2010 to 30 June 2011.
In connection with the mandates of MICIVIH, the General Assembly initially appropriated $3,987,100 andsubsequently authorized the Secretary-General to enter into commitment in an amount not exceeding $19,463,400 and to seek such appropriations as might be necessary in the context of the second performance report.
Decides to authorize the Secretary-General to enter into commitment up to $35 million, from all sources of funds, for the initial requirements of the United Nations activities related to East Timor, pending further action by the Security Council and the submission of a revised budget by the Secretary-General.”.
Furthermore, should the General Assembly decide at its fiftieth session to extend the mandate of MINUGUA beyond 30 September 1995,the Secretary-General should be authorized to enter into commitment in an amount not to exceed $4,711,550, under section 4 of the programme budget for the biennium 1994-1995 for activities in the period 1 October to 31 December 1995.
The General Assembly Authorizes the Secretary-General to enter into commitment in an additional amount of $7 million to allow the Tribunal to continue its activities through 31 March 1995, without prejudice to the decisions that the Assembly might take with regard to the budgetary and administrative matters and to the mode of financing;
On the recommendation of the Fifth Committee(A/47/914), the General Assembly, in approving resolution 47/227 of 8 April 1993,decided to authorize the Secretary-General to enter into commitment of an additional $200,000 to cover the requirements of UNITAR through June 1993 and decided also that the actual additional requirements should be reported in the context of the final performance report for the biennium 1992-1993.
With regard to the amount of $1,167,500 for which the Secretary-General was authorized to enter into commitment for the implementation of the Vienna Declaration, an appropriation is also requested, subject to the guidelines for the use and operation of the contingency fund adopted by the General Assembly.
By its decision 53/472 of 25 May 1999, and on the basis of the Secretary-General's report presenting estimated costs for the conduct of a popular consultation(A/C.5/53/61),the General Assembly authorized the Secretary-General to enter into commitment up to $35,000,000, from all sources of funds, for the initial requirements of the United Nations activities related to East Timor, pending further action by the Security Council and the submission of a revised budget by the Secretary-General.
By its decision 53/472 of 25 May 1999,the Assembly authorized the Secretary-General to enter into commitment up to 35 million dollars, from all sources of funds, for the initial requirements of the United Nations activities related to East Timor, pending further action by the Security Council and the submission of a revised budget by the Secretary-General.
As indicated in paragraph 2 of the report, in its decision 53/472 of 25 May 1999,the General Assembly authorized the Secretary-General to enter into commitment up to $35 million, from all sources of funds, for the initial requirements of the United Nations activities related to East Timor, pending further action by the Security Council and the submission of a revised budget by the Secretary-General.
Decides also that,if a decision of the Security Council results in the need for the Secretary-General to enter into commitment for the start-up or expansion phase of peace-keeping operations in an amount exceeding 50 million dollars per decision of the Security Council, or exceeding the total of the 150 million dollars referred to above, the matter shall be brought to the General Assembly, as soon as possible, for a decision on commitment authority and assessment;
The Chairman recalled that the General Assembly,by its decision 53/472 had authorized the Secretary-General to enter into commitment up to $35 million, from all sources of funds, for the initial requirements of the United Nations activities related to East Timor, pending further action by the Security Council and the submission of a revised budget by the Secretary-General.
Committee ' s concurrence with regard to entering into commitments for Sierra Leone.
Committee ' s concurrence with regard to entering into commitments for the United Nations Mission of Observers in Tajikistan.
Committee ' s concurrence with regard to entering into commitments in the amount of $1,653,600 for improvements in the United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia.
Committee ' s concurrence with regard to entering into commitments for the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara.
Committee ' s concurrence with regard to entering into commitments for a third Trial Chamber of the International Tribunal for Rwanda.
Committee ' s concurrence with regard to entering into commitments for the activities of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.