Examples of using Transparency and comparability in English and their translations into Russian
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Transparency and comparability.
II. Improving transparency and comparability.
For external users such as foreign and domestic stock investors,TAS will bring transparency and comparability.
Cost transparency and comparability.
Approach: Increased simplicity, transparency, and comparability;
Cost transparency and comparability 44-45 10.
Their revision should seek to enhance transparency and comparability.
The consistency, transparency and comparability of IIRs are steadily improving.
Efforts to harmonize the presentation of budgets and accounts in order to improve financial transparency and comparability were welcome.
They relate largely to enhancing transparency and comparability of information A/AC.237/81, paras. 206-209.
Even when Parties report actual emissions,they should also report potential emissions for the relevant sources of these gases, for reasons of transparency and comparability.
Rationale: The use of templates is necessary to obtain adequate transparency and comparability in reporting and to facilitate data flows.
Since the results of different rating agencies may vary, it is important to declare the main rating agency that the Fund is using to ensure transparency and comparability.
The indicated elements would serve to establish consistency, transparency, and comparability of information, as well as flexibility to accommodate the diversity of national situations.
As a response to the ageing population inthe euro area and in many industrial economies, the 2008 System of National Accounts aims at improving transparency and comparability of pension data across countries.
Improving the transparency and comparability of fees together with a smoother switching process should enable consumers to benefit from better offersand lower costs for their bank accounts.
Support of these social services is provided only if uniform quality standards, transparency and comparability of the care options are guaranteed in spite of the province-specific particularities.
Regarding the single integrated budget to be used by each agency in 2014, several delegations expressed support for the harmonized format and method as a way to support transparency and comparability.
A commonly understood costs classification is important to ensure transparency and comparability of costs involved in IT projects under implementation by the various United Nations system organizations.
The Board recommends that the Fund sufficiently discloseits tax status and appropriately quantify the effect of tax exemptions(and methodology used) to increase transparency and comparability of the financial statements.
To improve the transparency and comparability of expense data, the organizations have agreed to a high-level set of expense categories in order to provide a clearer picture of how the funds of the United Nations system are spent.
It is in this context that the European Commission publishes today its proposal for a Directive on the transparency and comparability of payment account fees, payment account switching and access to a basic payment account.
The consistency, transparency and comparability of IIRs is steadily improving, but there are still reports which do not follow the template and it is time-consuming, and sometimes impossible, to find the necessary information in them.
The Board is of the view that the Fund's"tax benefit" and its effect to the net income of the Fund need to be appropriately quantified and sufficiently disclosed in notes to increase the transparency and comparability with other market pension fund investors.
Despite the new cost-recovery frameworks that were recently developed,which have also improved transparency and comparability of entities' programme and non-programme costs, the forward-looking expenditure plans of some major funds and programmes reveal that the target of full cost recovery remains a work in progress.
Further takes note of the harmonizedcost-recovery principles contained in document DP/FPA/2005/5, recognizing that the adoption of these principles by United Nations organizations constitutes a step towards increased transparency and comparability of cost recovery throughout the United Nations system;
The end result is that while the new harmonized cost-recovery frameworks currently being implemented provide improved transparency and comparability of programme and non-programme costs,and also constitute a step forward towards the financing of non-programme costs proportionally from core and non-core funding sources, the attainment of full cost recovery remains a work in progress.
UNDP strategic cost management and implications for cost recovery 1. Takes note of the harmonized cost recovery principles contained in the report on UNDP strategic cost management and implications for cost recovery(DP/2004/35), whose adoption by United Nations organizations is a step towards increased transparency and comparability of cost recovery throughout the United Nations system;
Regarding the other unimplemented recommendation relating to the disclosure of its tax status and appropriately quantify the effect of tax exemptions(and methodology used) to increase transparency and comparability of the financial statements, the Board noted that the Fund's tax status was disclosed in the financial statements of the year under review, but the tax effect was not quantified.
To identify and produce tools and models to analyse the agriculture and waste sectors and make them available to nonAnnex I Parties. The provision of a simple format for reporting, covering the different sectors, could prove very valuable to expertsof non-Annex I Parties. This would improve the reporting of information while ensuring completeness, transparency and comparability;