Examples of using Appropriate conversion in English and their translations into Arabic
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(c) Conversion rates based on market exchange rates, except where that would cause excessive fluctuations and distortions in the income of some Member States, when price-adjusted rates of exchange or other appropriate conversion rates should be employed, taking due account of its resolution 46/221 B;
The Committee recommended that conversion rates based on MERs should be used in preparing the scale of assessments for the period 2007-2009, except where that would cause excessive fluctuations and distortions in the income of some Member States, in which case PAREs or other appropriate conversion rates should be employed.
distortions in the income of some Member States, when PAREs or other appropriate conversion rates should be employed.
or other appropriate conversion factors are used.
(c) Conversion rates based on market exchange rates, except where that would cause excessive fluctuations and distortions in the income of some Member States, when price-adjusted rates of exchange or other appropriate conversion rates should be employed, taking due account of its resolution 46/221 B of 20 December 1991;
their replacement by PAREs or other appropriate conversion rates should be resorted to only where excessive fluctuations
in which case price-adjusted rates of exchange or other appropriate conversion rates should be employed.
should be replaced by price-adjusted rates of exchange or other appropriate conversion rates in cases where they would result in excessive fluctuations
the Board agreed to define MW as MW(e) and otherwise to apply an appropriate conversion factor.
(iv) Conversion rates based on market exchange rates, except where that would cause excessive fluctuations and distortions in the income of some Member States, when price-adjusted rates of exchange or other appropriate conversion rates should be employed, taking due account of General Assembly resolution 46/221 B;
(iii) Conversion rates based on market exchange rates, except where that would cause excessive fluctuations and distortions in the income of some Member States, when price-adjusted rates of exchange or other appropriate conversion rates should be employed, taking due account of General Assembly resolution 46/221 B;
(c) Conversion rates based on market exchange rates, except where that would cause excessive fluctuations and distortions in the income of some Member States, when price-adjusted rates of exchange or other appropriate conversion rates should be employed, taking due account of its resolution 46/221 B of 20 December 1991;
If the base period for the GNP or national income data is three years, the appropriate conversion rate would be the MER for each year, without the adjustment for the prior year and the succeeding one, since the averaging would already be included.
(iii) Conversion rates based on market exchange rates, except where that would cause excessive fluctuations and distortions in the income of some Member States, when price-adjusted rates of exchange or other appropriate conversion rates should be employed, taking due account of General Assembly resolution 46/221 B of 20 December 1991;
in which case PAREs or other appropriate conversion rates should be applied.
distortions in the income of some Member States, when price-adjusted rates of exchange or other appropriate conversion rates are to be employed;
For the 2010-2012 scale of assessment, the Committee had used systematic criteria to identify MERs that cause excessive fluctuation and distortion in GNI for possible replacement with PAREs or other appropriate conversion rates, as described below.
(c) Conversion rates based on market exchange rates(MERs), except where that would cause excessive fluctuations and distortions in the income of some Member States, when price-adjusted rates of exchange(PAREs) or other appropriate conversion rates should be employed, taking due account of General Assembly resolution 46/221 B of 21 December 1991;
(c) Conversion rates based on market exchange rates, except where that would cause excessive fluctuations and distortions in the income of some Member States, when price-adjusted rates of exchange or other appropriate conversion rates should be employed, taking due account of General Assembly resolution 46/221 B of 21 December 1991;
The Committee recalled that it had developed systematic criteria to help to identify market exchange rates that cause excessive fluctuation and/or distortion in GNI for possible replacement with price-adjusted rates of exchange or other appropriate conversion rates.