Examples of using Contribution factor in English and their translations into Russian
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Contribution factor.
Step 2.3: determining the contribution factor.
Troop contribution factor.
X 3,500 x percentage of the Member State's contribution to the regular budget contribution factor posts of the Member State.
The contribution factor accounts for 55 per cent of the base figure, or 1,430 posts formerly 1,485 posts.
Three factors are used in calculating the mid-point of the desirable range: the membership factor, the population factor and the contribution factor.
The contribution factor would be based on the distribution of the remaining posts among Member States in proportion to the scale of assessments;
In option B the weight of the increase of thepopulation factor(1 percentage point) is carried by the contribution factor, which has been reduced accordingly, from 55 to 54.
The contribution factor would be based on the distribution of the remaining posts among Member States in proportion to the scale of assessments;
Three factors are used to calculate the midpoint of the desirable range:the membership factor, the contribution factor and the population factor. .
The remaining posts that are allotted to the contribution factor are distributed to the Member States in proportion to the latest scale of assessments of the regular budget.
The membership factor dominates, at 75 per cent;the population factor increases to 10 per cent, and the contribution factor decreases to 15 per cent.
Reductions in the weight of the contribution factor in favour of the proposed new troop contribution factor had a marginal impact on Member States' representation status.
In option E the two-point increase of the population factor is equally carried by the membership factor(reduced from 40 per cent to 39 per cent) and the contribution factor reduced from 55 per cent to 54 per cent.
The contribution factor is based on the latest scale of assessments agreed by the General Assembly; the number of allotted posts for each Member State varies proportionally.
Once the three factors have been calculated, the midpoint of the range is derived by adding the individual Member State's share of the membership factor, the contribution factor and the population factor. .
However, the contribution factor is allotted the most weight, 70 per cent, the population factor stands at 5 per cent, and the membership factor is reduced to 25 per cent.
In this scenario, the weighted range is calculated similar to scenario 8, while membership is given a weighting of 75 per cent,population at 10 per cent and contribution factor at 15 per cent similar to scenario 4.
Under option F, the contribution factor is set at 40 per cent and the troop contribution factor at 15 per cent(67.5 posts), while flexibility is set at 35 per cent.
From 1962 until 1988, the importance, or"weight",of each factor has varied according to Assembly resolutions, but preference was always given to the contribution factor, the weight of which varied between 56 and 86.4 per cent.
The contribution factor is based on the latest scale of assessments agreed upon by the General Assembly; the number of posts allotted to each Member State varies proportionally.
For each Member State this factor equals the total number of posts for the contribution factor(55 per cent of 2,700 1,485 posts) divided by 100 and multiplied by the Member State's assessment percentage.
Giving the contribution factor full weight(with population and membership at 0 per cent) results in raising the number of underrepresented Member States by 70 per cent, from 10 to 17.
For each Member State this factor equals the total number of posts for the contribution factor(55 per cent of 3,300 1,815 posts) divided by 100 and multiplied by the Member State's assessment percentage.
The contribution factor is different for each Member State, it represents the total number of posts for the factor(55 per cent of 2,900 1,595 posts) divided by 100 and multiplied by the Member State's latest assessment percentage.
They are calculated for each Member State as the contribution factor weight(55 per cent) multiplied by the base figure(3,500) and multiplied by the percentage of the Member State's contribution to the regular budget.
The contribution factor, which is different for each Member State, represents the total number of posts for that factor(55 per cent of 3,300 1,815 posts) divided by 100 and multiplied by the Member State's most recent assessment percentage.
In the fifth variant, the contribution factor is increased to 70 per cent, the weight of the population factor remains at 5 per cent and the weight of the membership factor stands at 25 per cent.
The contribution factor is different for each Member State, as it represents the total number of posts for the factor(55 per cent of 450 247.5 posts) divided by 100 and multiplied by the Member State's latest assessment percentage.
The posts allotted to the contribution factor are distributed to the Member States in proportion to the latest scale of assessments for the contributions of Member States to the regular budget of the Organization.