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disseminate feedback information so as to evaluate and demonstrate progress in environmental quality arising from changes in consumer behaviour.
Faced with a widening gap between the demand for its services and the budgetary resources available, UNIDO has reinforced its efforts to increase its operational efficiencies and reduce its operating costs, while also investing in programmatic services to help its Member States meet the specific challenges arising from changes in the global economic environment.
Even if it were agreed that additional requirements arising from changes in rates of inflation and exchange and standard cost adjustments should be met through the reduction of programme activities, the level of savings that might be required and the inability of the Organization to effect such savings at short notice would force the adoption,
Updated navigation helps safe driving by preparing for unexpected situations arising from changes in the road network. Anyone can encounter annoying mistakes in route planning that are often thought to be the fault of the navigation system. Actually, the most common
Losses arising from change in value of money.
It is also the consequence of deep-rooted long-term trends arising from changing demographic and consumption patterns and years of systemic failures of development strategy on many fronts.
This is largely due to the rising rate of divorces and separations, arising from changing attitudes to marriage, cohabitation, and the role and status of women.
In its decision 95/23, the Executive Board established an unallocated reserve of $25 million for the three-year period, to finance, inter alia, upward revisions that arise from changes to 1994 basic data reported during 1996.
The increase under defence counsel fees($2,070,200) arises from changes in the composition and profile of trials as compared to the assumptions used in the preparation of the 2006-2007 budget.
The experts also considered policy options for taking advantage of the demographic dividend and for mitigating the problems arising from changing age structures in different socio-economic and political contexts.
efforts to be more effective in advocating for and assisting countries in addressing challenges arising from changing population patterns.
In accordance with its decision 99/2, the Executive Board established an unallocated reserve of $30 million to finance, inter alia, $3,330,000 of TRAC requirements related to net contributor countries(NCCs) and any upward revisions that arise from changes to 1997 data reported during 1999.
And on the revised estimates arising from changes in rates of exchange and inflation.
Additional expenditures arising from changes in vacancies(recosted every first year of the biennium), currency fluctuations and inflation were inevitable.
Shifts in the composition of demand, arising from changes in taste, consumer concerns in the area of food safety and quality, and increasing incomes;
(c) technical obsolescence arising from changes or improvements in production, or from a change in the market demand for the product or the service output of the asset; and.
on the revised estimates arising from changes in rates of exchange and inflation.
Cost(increase/decrease): Any increase or decrease in the cost of a resource input in the budget period compared with that in the previous budget period, arising from changes in costs, prices and exchange rates.
the biennium 2008-2009A/62/374. and on the revised estimates arising from changes in rates of exchange and inflation, A/62/586.
Thus, there may not be a prima facie reason why the concessionaire should not bear the consequences of general legislative risks, including the risk of costs arising from changes in law applying to the whole business sector.