Examples of using Be apportioned in English and their translations into Russian
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C Expenditures that cannot be apportioned by project/operation.
On the other hand,the"charge back" concept could be limited to a mere indication of what could be apportioned to users.
The expenses of the United Nations should be apportioned broadly according to capacity to pay.
As far as the organs or authorities involved in the recent atrocities are concerned, however,some responsibility can be apportioned immediately to.
The costs of the Tribunal should be apportioned according to the scale of assessments for the regular budget.
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It goes without saying that the expenses of the Organization must be apportioned more equitably.
Lease payments should be apportioned between the finance charge and the reduction of the outstanding liability.
Operational Expenses includes General Fund, Special Accounts andTrust Funds that cannot be apportioned by project/operation.
It was recommended that those savings be apportioned among Member States in accordance with the Financial Regulations of the United Nations.
The problems of middle-income countries that deserved attention andassistance should be apportioned equitably among Member States.
UNFPA representatives were requested to identify and review cost-sharing arrangements andinform Headquarters of the criteria upon which such costs should be apportioned.
Mr. Atiyanto(Indonesia) said his delegation believed that the expenses of the Organization should be apportioned according to the principle of capacity to pay.
Moreover he urged the Commission to re-examine the view thatmember States shared joint and several responsibility and consider the possibility that responsibility could be apportioned.
Reaffirming the fundamental principle that the expenses of the Organization should be apportioned broadly according to capacity to pay.
The proposed financing of these additional requirements would be apportioned in accordance with the approved cost-sharing arrangement, as illustrated in table 14 below.
Once a breach of the obligations has been determined under the relevant standard of proof,liability can be apportioned in several ways.
While the United States takes no position on how other seats might be apportioned, we believe the total size of the Council should not exceed about 20 members.
C Direct expenditures such as general fund, special accounts, insurance andtrust funds that cannot be apportioned by project/operation.
As an ad hoc arrangement, the amount decided upon by the Advisory Committee shall be apportioned among Member States in accordance with the scheme set out in General Assembly resolution_____ of 1993. 1/.
The Group therefore wished to recommend that the balance of the amount appropriated by the General Assembly for the Mission for 2003/04 should be apportioned among Member States.
He invited the Secretary of the Commission to indicate how the proposed work might be apportioned and how long it would take to prepare the ground for a working group on the topic.
K Direct expenditures such as general funds, special accounts, biennial support budget,insurance and trust funds that cannot be apportioned by project/operation.
As an ad hoc arrangement, the amount decided upon by the Advisory Committee shall be apportioned among Member States in accordance with the scheme set out in General Assembly resolution 47/210 B of 14 September 1993.
Emphasizes the need for future scales of assessments to reflect the principle that the expenses of the Organization should be apportioned broadly according to capacity to pay;
Reaffirming the fundamental principle that the expenses of the Organization should be apportioned among Member States, broadly according to their capacity to pay in accordance with rule 160 of its rules of procedure.
Reaffirming that the capacity to pay of Member States is the fundamental criterion for determining the scale of assessments, andthat the expenses of the Organization should be apportioned broadly according to capacity to pay.
Reaffirms also the fundamental principle that the expenses of the Organization should be apportioned among Member States broadly according to capacity to pay, as established in rule 160 of its rules of procedure;
By adopting resolution 61/237, on the scale of assessments for the period 2007 to 2009,the Assembly has reaffirmed that the principle of capacity to pay remains the fundamental criterion in determining how the expenses of the Organization should be apportioned among its Member States.
Reaffirming also the fundamental principle that the expenses of the Organization should be apportioned among Member States broadly according to capacity to pay.
Mr. Mirmohammad(Islamic Republic of Iran)said that the Committee on Contributions had been requested to continue to review the methodology of future scales of assessments based on the principle that the expenses of the Organization should be apportioned broadly according to capacity to pay.