Examples of using An implementation rate in English and their translations into Russian
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The Mission achieved an implementation rate of 98 per cent in terms of gross resource utilization.
The estimated expenditures for 2012 amount to $800,200,reflecting an implementation rate of 80 per cent.
With sufficient investment, an implementation rate of 80 per cent was a realistic target.
The TC programme as a whole, disbursed a total of $85.4 million,and achieved an implementation rate of 77.2.
That represented an implementation rate of 90 per cent, about the same as for the previous period.
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In the first year(i.e. 2002)of the preceding biennium, an implementation rate of 47.6 per cent was recorded.
Programmes achieved an implementation rate of 89 per cent for mandated outputs(IM) in 2008-2009, which is the same as in 2006-2007.
Total expenditures amounted to $138,354,500 and reflect an implementation rate of 93 per cent against the approved budget.
For the reporting period, the Investigations Section has issued 45 recommendations, of which 30 have been implemented,giving an implementation rate of 66 per cent.
As noted, section 4, Disarmament, had an implementation rate noticeably below the average, 70 per cent.
Expenditure for UNAMSIL(A/58/660)had been $603 million against an appropriation of $669.4 million, for an implementation rate of 90 per cent.
The programmes that have an implementation rate of over 115 per cent are ECE, the Centre for Human Rights and crime prevention.
At the country level, 38 decentralized evaluations were planned for 2011, with an implementation rate of 40 per cent 15 were initiated.
Nevertheless, an implementation rate of almost 75 per cent does, at the very least, indicate that the Permanent Forum's recommendations are being heeded.
The final core programme budget amounts to $14.8 million,representing an implementation rate of 98 per cent compared with the initial budget.
The programmes which have an implementation rate of over 115 per cent are UNEP, crime prevention, ESCAP and the Department of Humanitarian Affairs;
Expenditures for the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force(UNDOF)(A/58/641)had amounted to $38.9 million, an implementation rate of 100 per cent.
Programmes achieved an implementation rate of 91 per cent for mandated outputs(IM) in the biennium 2012-2013, which is one percentage point higher than in 2010-2011.
Expenditure for the period had amounted to $68.1 million,leaving an unutilized balance of $53,900, for an implementation rate of 99.9 per cent.
In support of its planned mandated activities, the Mission achieved an implementation rate of 93 per cent in terms of expenditures compared with approved resources.
Expenditures for the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara(MINURSO)(A/58/642) had been $38.4 million,representing an implementation rate of 92 per cent.
Overall, programmes achieved an implementation rate of 90 per cent for mandated outputs(IM) in the 2010-2011 biennium, which is one percentage point higher than in 2008-2009.
The focus of the present report is on the delivery of outputs,which may be best described through an implementation rate of the Secretariat's work programme.
Programmes achieved an implementation rate of 91 per cent for mandated outputs(IM) in 2012-2013, which is one percentage point higher than the rate achieved in 2010-2011.
The Advisory Committee notes that as at 30 April 2013, total expenditures incurred amounted to $2,074,200 against an approved amount of $7,500,000,reflecting an implementation rate of 28 per cent.
The programme had an implementation rate of 71 per cent, which was an improvement compared to the implementation rate of 50 per cent of the previous biennium.
The lowest number of measures implemented was 4 out of 324 and the highest was at 319 measures out of 324,that is, an implementation rate of 1.2 per cent and 98.5 per cent, respectively, revealing a discrepancy in implementation of approximately 97 per cent.
The Procurement Division hopes to achieve an implementation rate of at least 70 per cent by June 2008, taking into account recommendations that are withdrawn for various reasons, those that are not accepted for justifiable reasons or those that cannot be implemented for practical reasons.
For example, while 463 outputs were initially programmed in section 4, Peaceful uses of outer space,388 outputs were added by legislation and 20 more by the Secretariat in the course of the biennium, resulting in an implementation rate of 172 per cent against the initial workload.
As noted, budget section 4, Disarmament,had an implementation rate of 79 per cent, which was an improvement over the implementation rate of 70 per cent in the previous biennium.
