Примеры использования Active peacekeeping missions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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for 14 active peacekeeping missions and UNSOA.
cancellation of prior-period obligations of, active peacekeeping missions as at the end of the 2005 fiscal year.
miscellaneous income from active peacekeeping missions should be credited to Member States in a manner to be determined by the General Assembly.
For the 18 missions with cash surpluses, the Secretary-General recommends the retention of the surplus cash in order to provide liquidity for the active peacekeeping missions in the light of the recent experience of cross-borrowing from the closed peacekeeping missions. .
of which $165.5 million related to active peacekeeping missions, while the balance of $445.7 million related to completed missions. .
The chronic problem of arrears could undermine or even jeopardize peacekeeping operations because of restrictions on borrowing from other active peacekeeping missions and on using the Peacekeeping Reserve Fund.
24 indicates that closed missions with cash surpluses continue to be the only available source of lending to active peacekeeping missions, the Tribunals and the regular budget.
including for various active peacekeeping missions, the two Tribunals and the regular budget,
the European Union reiterated its view that the level of the support account for peacekeeping operations must be commensurate with the number and size of active peacekeeping missions.
notifications are issued to Member States for their assessed contributions to active peacekeeping missions up to the end of the mandate period for each mission as authorized by the Security Council.
for 13 active peacekeeping missions and UNSOA.
In addition, transitional measures would be needed to provide active peacekeeping missions with sufficient cash to cover their operating expenses from the date of consolidation until the receipt of new assessments.
The General Assembly has decided that there should be no borrowing from active peacekeeping missions, and Assembly resolution 47/217 of 23 December 1992 provides that the peacekeeping reserve fund may only be used for the requirements of new
It was also aware that a lack of liquidity at times led to the borrowing of funds for active peacekeeping missions from the accounts of closed missions
new scale of assessments, the use of funds remaining in the accounts of closed peacekeeping missions to finance active peacekeeping missions was an unsustainable solution to the problem.
the net cash available for credit to Member States had increased to $46.7 million following the repayment of some $18.5 million owed by active peacekeeping missions, lowering the amount owed by active peacekeeping missions to $32.5 million.
the Tribunals and some active peacekeeping missions during the final quarter.
III. These are categorized as all active peacekeeping missions( statements IV-XVIII),
years preceding the survey, rather than only those with troops in active peacekeeping missions at a predetermined date, as was the case in previous surveys.
III. These are categorized as all active peacekeeping missions(statements IV-XIX), the Peacekeeping Reserve Fund(statement XX),