在 英语 中使用 The principle of capacity to pay 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Lastly, he reiterated the European Union proposal to revise the peacekeeping scale to better reflect the principle of capacity to pay.
The principle of capacity to pay remained the fundamental criterion for calculation of the scale of assessments and his delegation welcomed the proposals of the Committee on Contributions which reaffirmed that principle. .
Although it was not perfect, the principle of capacity to pay remained the most realistic and logical method of determining Member States' financial contributions to the Organization.
As the current methodology failed to reflect the principle of capacity to pay, it should be overhauled expeditiously and the Assembly should provide guidance on the elements of methodology used by the Committee on Contributions.
On the other hand, the ceiling rate should not be reduced if the assessments of developing countries were thereby increased, distorting the principle of capacity to pay.
Mr. Yamamoto(Japan), recalling that Japan was the second largest financial contributor to the United Nations, said that his delegation supported the principle of capacity to pay.
Mr. Shen Guofang(China) said that the principle of capacity to pay was the cornerstone for the assessment of contributions to the Organization and any deviation from it would be unacceptable to a majority of Member States.
That is contrary to the intention of the General Assembly when it agreed to set a maximum assessment rate for the main contributor: that the application of the ceiling should not distort the principle of capacity to pay.
Mr. Sugiura(Japan), recalling that Japan was the second largest financial contributor to the United Nations, said that his delegation supported the principle of capacity to pay.
The principle of capacity to pay was not absolute.
His delegation supported the principle of capacity to pay.
Such a large discrepancy was incompatible with the principle of capacity to pay.
Such proposals were discriminatory and in contravention of the principle of capacity to pay.
The principle of capacity to pay must remain the basis for determining rates of assessment.
The principle of capacity to pay was the fundamental criterion of the scales of assessments.