Примеры использования Cross-borrowing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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resulting in a decline in cross-borrowing.
However, cross-borrowing from funds retained in the accounts of closed peacekeeping missions was not a sustainable solution to the Organization's cash flow problems
Thus far in 2006, cross-borrowing had been needed for two active missions
By the decision of the General Assembly, no cross-borrowing is permitted between active peacekeeping missions.
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.
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.
The scope for cross-borrowing is limited, as reserves are often depleted and cross-borrowing is restricted to the unobligated cash available in the accounts of closed peacekeeping missions.
Cross-borrowing, however, diminished the Organization's ability to pay amounts owed to Member States for peacekeeping operations,
More information on cash flow, cross-borrowing and peacekeeping accounts would be provided when the Committee considered the financial position of the closed peacekeeping missions.
The Organization would be forced to resort to cross-borrowing and to delay reimbursement to Member States of amounts remaining in the accounts of closed peacekeeping missions.
Mr. Ha Chan-ho(Republic of Korea) shared the concerns that had been expressed regarding unpaid assessments and cross-borrowing.
In that connection, his delegation wished to explore why cross-borrowing from the accounts of closed operations had been required in 2008 to fund seven active operations.
As a result, for the first time since 1995, no cross-borrowing from peacekeeping cash had been needed to cover a year-end deficit in regular budget cash.
Cross-borrowing of peacekeeping funds to cover arrears was financially imprudent and unsustainable.
of the restrictions that the General Assembly has placed on cross-borrowing between some accounts, the report will consider the major categories of activity separately.
However, resources for cross-borrowing had continuously declined owing to the dwindling cash balances of closed peacekeeping missions.
In that light, and in view of the restrictions that the General Assembly has placed on cross-borrowing between some accounts, the major categories of activity are considered separately below.
If the General Assembly wished to maintain its restrictions on cross-borrowing, it must provide appropriate liquidity for all peacekeeping missions and the international tribunals.
That left only $118 million available for cross-borrowing by other accounts,
That leaves only $211 million freely available for possible cross-borrowing for other accounts,