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The Panel finds that adjustments should also be made for saved expenses and insufficient evidence, and recommends compensation in the amount of USD 43,971,000 out of the USD 84,946,259 claimed.
For the remaining equipment, the Panel finds that adjustments should be made for overstatement, enhancement, inadequate accounting for depreciation, saved expenses and insufficient evidence.
The Panel finds that adjustments should be made for saved expenses and insufficient evidence, and recommends compensation in the amount of USD 5,888,000 out of the USD 12,731,717 claimed.
The Panel finds that adjustments should be made for saved expenses(since re-stocking of lost animals did not commence until 1991) and insufficient evidence.
The Panel finds that further adjustments should be made to reflect that one of the structures required repairs rather than replacement, inadequate accounting for depreciation,[ciii] saved expenses and insufficient evidence.
The Special Committee supports the review of the implementation of the recommendations of the Panel on United Nations Peace Operations with emphasis placed on identifying where adjustments should be made and on identifying where recommendations have not been fully implemented.
In relation to the claimed cost of repairs, the Panel finds that adjustments should also be made for inadequate accounting for depreciation, saved expenses and insufficient evidence.
The Panel finds that adjustments should be made for enhancement, saved expenses, inadequate accounting for depreciation and insufficient evidence, and recommends compensation in the amount of USD 302,000 out of the USD 544,027 claimed.
As the system of administration of justice evolved, adjustments should be made, where necessary, to ensure that it functioned in the best interest of the Organization and in line with its governing principles.
The Panel finds that adjustments should be made for enhancement in respect of the amounts claimed for computers
If cash payments are not possible and food is used, adjustments should be made on the food amounts sent to distribution points so that originally planned amounts still reach targeted recipients.
As set out at paragraphs to, the Panel recommends that compensation be awarded for the loss of the two research studies. However, adjustments should be made for economies of re-creation and insufficient evidence.
It was the view of his delegation that the programme of work as originally envisaged had to be examined for inefficiencies and ineffectiveness; adjustments should then be made, thereby achieving cost savings.
He agreed that in view of the very serious financial limitations there was a need to identify priorities to optimize allocation of programme funds; however, the consultations with partners on priorities and adjustments should continue.
(h) In its resolution 1472(2003) of 28 March 2003, the Security Council recognized that in view of the exceptional circumstances prevailing in Iraq, on an interim and exceptional basis, technical and temporary adjustments should be made to the programme, and authorized the Secretary-General to make such changes for a period of 45 days.
The Panel also finds that adjustments should be made to reflect an error made by MEW in calculating its claim, for shrinkage(that is, pilferage or erroneous bookkeeping) that would have occurred in the absence of Iraq '
(h) The Security Council, in its resolution 1472(2003), recognized that in view of the exceptional circumstances prevailing in Iraq, on an interim and exceptional basis, technical and temporary adjustments should be made to the programme, and authorized the Secretary-General to make such changes for a period of 45 days;
DGCA seeks compensation for the replacement costs for the above buildings, estimated as an average cost per square metre, to which a measure of depreciation was applied. The Panel finds that adjustments should be made for overstatement, saved expenses and insufficient evidence.
Iraq agreed that adjustments should be made to reflect betterment, noting that if a claimant replaces assets“in a manner which gives him a value above the loss … he is not in the same position as he would have been without the damage; he is better off.
The Panel finds that adjustments should be made for an inadequate procurement process, enhancement, inadequate accounting for depreciation, saved expenses(particularly in relation to the regular checking and maintenance which would otherwise have been required on the quality control testing equipment), and insufficient evidence.