Examples of using Proposed programme budgets in English and their translations into Russian
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Longer-term requirements will be considered in the framework of future proposed programme budgets.
Source: Financial statements, proposed programme budgets and revised appropriations for 2000 and internal records.
It also recommended that year-on-year comparisons be included in future proposed programme budgets.
These requirements would be included in the proposed programme budgets for the biennium 2006-2007 and subsequent bienniums.
The Committee requests that consolidated information on training be included in future proposed programme budgets.
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These requirements would be included in the proposed programme budgets for the biennium 2006-2007 and subsequent bienniums para. 8, A/59/393/Add.1.
Progress made in that regard will be reported to the General Assembly in the context of future proposed programme budgets.
The same problem would, of course,arise in proposed programme budgets for future bienniums.
The budgetary implications of the reform measures, including those in the implementation plan,should be indicated in the proposed programme budgets.
Detailed ITC proposed programme budgets for 1998 and for 1999 will be submitted to the Assembly at its fifty-second and fifty-third sessions, respectively.
Security requirements for periods beyond December 2009 will be reviewed andconsidered in the context of future proposed programme budgets.
Resource requirements for subsequent periods will be included in the proposed programme budgets and the budgets of peacekeeping operations.
It is suggested that the proposals for increases be submitted to the General Assembly for its review in the context of future proposed programme budgets.
Requests the Secretary-General to include in his proposed programme budgets for the biennium 2016-2017 the estimated resource requirements for the implementation of this resolution;
In this connection, the Advisory Committee was informed that the estimates received from the Board were included in proposed programme budgets without change.
In this role, Dr. Dutton has reviewed andmade recommendations concerning proposed programme budgets for the United Nations and reviewed reports concerning its financial operations.
It also emphasized the need to continue improving the information made available to Member States when they reviewed proposed programme budgets.
In the absence of indicating the programme completion dates in the proposed programme budgets, the programme delivery schedules remain uncertain see para. 252.
A Proposed additional resources are recurrent and, once approved,would be included in the future proposed programme budgets.
The Committee expects that future proposed programme budgets will include requirements for all ongoing and envisaged activities, thereby enabling Member States to make informed decisions.
It also suggested that the proposals for increases be submitted to the General Assembly for its review in the context of future proposed programme budgets.
However, resources for the implementation of this recommendation as of 1996 would be included in the proposed programme budgets for the biennium 1996-1997 and the following bienniums.
The Committee believes that it would be beneficial for the Secretariat to address the cross-cutting issues contained in chapter I of the Committee's reports on the proposed programme budgets.
It would review the resources to be requested for the implementation of the activities of the International Decade in the proposed programme budgets of subsequent bienniums.
The Secretary-General suggested that the proposals for increases be submitted to the General Assembly for its review in the context of future proposed programme budgets.
The Advisory Committee will review the resources to be requested for the implementation of the activities of the International Decade in the proposed programme budgets of the bienniums concerned.
In these circumstances,it may not be useful for the Assembly to receive notional information on the full costing of conferences included in proposed programme budgets.
Note that the requirements for business continuity planning andmanagement for future bienniums will be incorporated in the proposed programme budgets.
Information on the adjustment made by the Secretary-General to the staffing table for each section would be provided in the context of performance reports and in proposed programme budgets.
The Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions has been guiding andoverseeing various aspects of the presentation of extrabudgetary resources in the proposed programme budgets.