Examples of using Such borrowing in English and their translations into Russian
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In some countries, such borrowing is already leading to rapid accumulation of new debt burdens.
In small countries, the distortions created in the domestic financial system by such borrowing put a limit on its feasibility.
Both the length of time for which such borrowings were required and the amounts borrowed were unprecedented.
Such borrowing appeared reasonable as long as various Asian currencies were pegged to the dollar.
He had then explained that the low level of funding for the Conference had necessitated such borrowings, which had been approved by the Secretary-General.
Such borrowing avoids a programming hiatus in countries that are already heavily programmed.
If it is intended to finance the proposed plan of work by borrowings, attach a statement of the amount of such borrowings, the repayment period and the interest rate.
Amidst such borrowing, the rate of Gross Domestic National Product has not matched the demands for economic stability.
With the extremely high level of outstanding assessed contributions, such borrowing alone would not have been sufficient to allow mandated operations to continue at their approved levels.
The Advisory Committee is concerned that the Secretary-General's proposal provides no details as to the criteria,amounts and duration of any such borrowings between active missions.
The Office of Legal Affairs had advised that such borrowing could not be undertaken under the Charter and the Financial Regulations and Rules without the General Assembly's approval.
Where the treasury is able to borrow from the CB, understandings of the limits(sums, maturities,ability to roll over etc.) of such borrowing, although again practical details will often be in the SLA.
In arranging such borrowing, all developing countries and creditors should take actions to ensure that developing countries' external debt does not become unsustainable in the future.
Where an applicant referred to in paragraph 5 intends to finance the proposed plan of work for exploration by borrowings, its application shall include the amount of such borrowings, the repayment period and the interest rate.
Additional information on such borrowing is contained in the reports of the Secretary-General of June and October 1993 on the financial situation of the United Nations A/C.5/47/13/Add.1 and A/48/503.
Vi Where an entity referred to in regulation 13(4) intends to finance the proposed plan of work for exploration by borrowings, does the application include the amount of such borrowings, the repayment period and the interest rate?
Thus, the Office of Legal Affairs has advised that such borrowing cannot be undertaken under the Charter and the Financial Regulations and Rules of the United Nations without the approval of the General Assembly.
Vii As provided for in regulation 12(9), where an applicant intends to finance the proposed plan of work for exploration by borrowings, does the application include the amount of such borrowings, the repayment period and the interest rate?
Most regrettably, such borrowing took place at the expense of reimbursement to those Members States which had demonstrated their commitment to global peace and security by providing troops and equipment to peacekeeping missions.
Where an applicant seeking approval of a plan of work for exploration intends to finance the proposed plan of work for exploration by borrowings, its application shall include the amount of such borrowings, the repayment period and the interest rate.
At the end of 1995, such borrowing had reached $176 million. It should be understood that the difference in amount between the negative cash balances and the amount of borrowings represent cheques that had been issued but not yet presented.
In accordance with the Financial Regulations and Rules of the United Nations,the Office of Legal Affairs advised that the General Assembly should approve any proposed amendment to the agreement with the Global Custodian for such borrowing.
The total of such borrowings at year-end may be marginally less than originally anticipated, owing to the combined effect of deferring certain expenditures until early 1996 and of cancelling other expenditures through the emergency cash conservation measures.
Ix As provided for in regulation 12(6), in the event that an entity as referred to in regulation 12(5) intends to finance the proposed plan of work for exploration by borrowings, does the application include the amount of such borrowings, the repayment period and the interest rate?
Such borrowing costs are capitalised as part of the cost of the asset during the period of time that is required to complete and prepare the asset for its intended use and when it is probable that they will result in future economic benefits to the Group and costs can be measured reliably.
If the foreign funding is not resumed, the temptation to directly borrow from the National Bank of Moldova would be much higher,although neither the Law on the State Budget for 2003, nor monetary policy provide for such borrowing in 2003. Inflation pressure has become too obvious in the first months of 2003.
In his report, the Secretary-General explained that such borrowing was not expected to negatively affect the operations of any peacekeeping mission because cross-borrowing needs of active missions had been relatively minor compared with the total cash position of all active missions.
With regard to the Board's recommendation that the General Assembly should approve the inclusion of contractual settlement provisions in the agreement with the Global Custodian of the Fund, which would mean granting borrowing authority to the Investment Management Service,the Advisory Committee noted that such borrowing could not be undertaken under the Charter and the Financial Regulations and Rules of the United Nations without the approval of the General Assembly.
However, various Secretariat units are of the view that, even such borrowing of posts, whether within the same department or office or from a different department or office, is not a practicable option, owing to the expanding workload of the departments and offices concerned, coupled with the staff and budget reductions.
Notes that credit-rating agencies play a critical role in determining countries' access to international capital markets as well as the cost of such borrowing, and calls for measures henceforth to enhance transparency in the rating methodologies to increase competition and accountability among the major credit-rating agencies;