Примеры использования Real capacity to pay на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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the scale sometimes did not reflect the real capacity to pay of some Member States.
which reflected its real capacity to pay.
should continue to be based on real capacity to pay, as determined according to transparent procedures
they did not reflect the real capacity to pay of many developing countries.
The General Assembly had acknowledged that the assessments of some Member States did not reflect their real capacity to pay and had eliminated the floor,
Uruguay believed that the assessment did not bear any relation to its real capacity to pay and requested that PARE be used to convert GNI for some or all of the years of the base period for the scale.
namely, real capacity to pay, based as closely as possible on the current economic situation of States,
unless the discrepancy is removed between our State's real capacity to pay and the unjustifiably increased obligations.
A considerable part of the arrears in contributions corresponded to amounts exceeding the real capacity to pay of many countries which, despite their efforts, could not honour
would find a way to bring the rate of assessment for Belarus into line with its real capacity to pay.
The proposed rates, moreover, did not reflect the real capacity to pay of the developing countries,
taking into account their real capacity to pay.
thus reflecting real capacity to pay.
review of the scales of assessment so as to reflect the real capacity to pay of Member States, and applying financial rigour
It must be provided according to each State's real capacity to pay, since development levels vary so much that poorer countries should not assume additional responsibilities that further encumber their economic
comparable data and reflecting each Member State 's real capacity to pay.
on a transparent and equitable methodology that would reflect the Member States' real capacity to pay, thereby establishing a stable financial foundation for the Organization.
transparency and the real capacity to pay of Member States.