Examples of using Cross-borrowing in English and their translations into Russian
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Total cross-borrowing.
This is a very thin margin for cross-borrowing.
In fact, limited cross-borrowing between the tribunals did occur.
While that amount was lower than in 2002, no cross-borrowing had been required.
Cross-borrowing of a total of $148 million was required in 2008 for seven active operations.
Combined cash and cross-borrowing.
The Group would like to know how the Secretariat intended to resolve the situation without resorting to cross-borrowing.
Moreover, the funds available for cross-borrowing were being circumscribed.
Consequently, only $73 million would be available for cross-borrowing.
The result of that situation had been enforced cross-borrowing at times from the peacekeeping budget.
Non-payment of assessments had a negative impact on cash flows and encouraged cross-borrowing.
Should that payment not be forthcoming, a return to cross-borrowing remains a very real possibility.
Some missions, however,had experienced cash shortages and there had been limited scope for cross-borrowing.
The proposed limits and conditions for such cross-borrowing would be as follows.
Thus far in 2006, cross-borrowing had been needed for two active missions and was expected to be required for a third.
As emphasized in previous reports, the possibilities for cross-borrowing are becoming ever more limited.
Cross-borrowing was required in the 2008/09 financial period for eight active operations for a total of $164.0 million.
The following table provides details on cross-borrowing during the 2007/08 and 2008/09 financial periods.
The lower cash level in the closed missions will soon pose a major problem,as this is currently the only source for cross-borrowing.
By the decision of the General Assembly, no cross-borrowing is permitted between active peacekeeping missions.
Regarding cash flow,she noted with regret that current projections indicated the need for some cross-borrowing later in the year.
Therefore, the balance available for cross-borrowing could potentially be as little as $27 million.
The experience in recent years reflects improved liquidity in peacekeeping missions,resulting in a decline in cross-borrowing.
For the 2009/10 period, as at 15 December 2009,total cross-borrowing amounted to $13.5 million for two active missions MINURSO and UNOMIG.
Further, only some of the cash available in the accounts of closed peacekeeping operations is currently available for cross-borrowing.
So far in 2010, cross-borrowing from the accounts of peacekeeping operations has been required for two active missions, MINURSO and UNMIT, for a total of $29 million.
Although it would be desirable to have a higher year-end cash balance and to eliminate cross-borrowing, the cash balance had not been dropping.
Cumulative cross-borrowing in the financial period 2011/12 had reached $109 million for six active missions, compared to $88.9 million for four active missions in 2010/11.
These uncertainties are of particular concern, since the Organization's reserves andresources available for cross-borrowing are very modest.
The Committee should carefully examine whether the Secretariat had made effective use of cross-borrowing and whether cross-borrowing would be required in the current and subsequent financial periods.