Examples of using Commitments approved in English and their translations into Russian
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Commitments approved by the Advisory Committee.
The Executive Board is requested to approve the recommendation,which is in line with the policy on overexpenditures in excess of commitments approved by the Board in 1988.
For purposes of this Chapter,the notion of"external commitments" has the significance defined in the Instruction on external commitments approved by the Administration Council of the NBM no.185 of July 13, 2006 Official Monitor of the Republic of Moldova, 2006.
Commitments approved by the Advisory Committee $15,907,800.
A Includes the initial appropriation(General Assembly resolution 60/247 A-C), subsequent revised appropriations(General Assembly resolution 60/281,General Assembly resolution 60/283) and commitments approved by the General Assembly A/60/608/Add.5 and A/60/721.
Commitments approved by the President of the International Court of Justice $13,800.
In accordance with the Instruction on the procedure of registration andauthorization by the National Bank of Moldova of private external commitments, approved by the Decision of the Council of Administration of the National Bank of Moldova no.126 of 06.06.2002, with further modifications and completions.
The different commitments approved by the Secretary-General and the related sections of the programme budget are set out below.
Moreover, we are detecting the negative effects of attempts by some of the States party to the NPT to depart from already agreed commitments approved during previous NPT review conferences, particularly the commitments made at the 1995 and 2000 review conferences.
Commitments approved by the Advisory Committee relating to the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic($2,100,100)(see table 3. A);
During its review of the report of the Secretary-General, the Advisory Committee sought background information on the commitments approved under the terms of General Assembly resolution 68/249 and was provided, in certain instances, with limited detail, which is contained in the annex to the present report.
The Board recommends that UNICEF review all funds provided by the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization andnot recorded as income to make sure that they are made available for purposes other than those related to implementing programme commitments approved or noted by the Board.
Background information on commitments approved under the terms of paragraph 1(a) of General Assembly resolution 68/249.
Commitments approved by the Advisory Committee, certified by the Secretary-General in respect of peace and security and inter-organizational security measures, and by the President of the International Court of Justice in accordance with resolution 68/249.
These expenditure items include commitments approved by the Controller for future financial periods in accordance with financial rule 110.6.
Table 3 of the report provides a list of the commitments approved by the Advisory Committee($15.9 million), the commitments certified by the Secretary-General as relating to the maintenance of peace and security, pursuant to the authority granted under paragraph 1(a)of the resolution($6.9 million) and the commitments approved by the President of the International Court of Justice $0.01 million.
These expenditure items include commitments approved by the Controller for future financial periods in accordance with financial rule 106.7.
These expenditure items include commitments approved by the Controller for future financial periods in accordance with financial rule 106.7.
These expenditure items include commitments approved by the Controller for future financial periods in accordance with financial rule 110.6.
In its previous report the Board recommended that deferred charges(commitments approved by the Controller for future financial periods) be monitored at a single site, instead of at both United Nations Headquarters and the Tribunal.
The Cartagena Commitment, approved by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development at its eighth session, in its paragraph 68 requires the Trade and Development Board to conduct, midway between Conferences, a review and evaluation of the work programme of the intergovernmental machinery, including its own; of technical assistance programmes; and of the programme budget and medium-term plan, so as to ensure full integration of all work undertaken by the Conference and to establish or adjust priorities.
UNDP was preparing its response on the basis of the two-year commitment approved by the General Assembly, but beyond that period, the source of funding, which would be central to a continued UNDP role, would have to be clarified, presumably along lines similar to those of 1998-1999.
Excess of expenditures over approved commitments.
Including approved commitments and pipeline 1992-1996.
Expenditures in respect of 13 projects exceeded the approved commitments in the total amount of $3,033,142;
Forward commitments for approved multi-year agreements in the consumption and production sectors(some $45 million);
Financial commitments for activities already approved for the next triennium totalling $44.97 million;
Comparison of approved commitments against actual expenditures revealed that the expenditures for 13 projects exceeded the approved commitments in the total amount of $3,033,142.