Examples of using Exigency in English and their translations into Arabic
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UNDP had not established benchmarks for procurement lead times in exigency and normal situations.
Housing accommodation has also become another overriding exigency with the mass destruction of viable living quarters in Port-au-Prince.
For needs to be an exigency within the meaning of the definition, it must be ascertained that their urgent character was attributable neither to poor planning
(viii) When there is genuine exigency for the requirement beyond the control of UNFPA;
The Administration concurs with the explanation provided by the Procurement Division that the shortened bidding time noted by the Board of Auditors was owing to exigency.
UNDP had also not established benchmarks for procurement lead times in exigency situations.
In another 19 cases, contracts with a total value of $644 million were awarded without competition under" exigency" circumstances.
the financial stabilization package, reforms were undertaken on an ad hoc basis, just to meet an immediate fiscal exigency.
Safeguards must be developed to minimize ex post facto procurement and exigency procurement should be limited.
He looked forward to receiving the Secretary-General's list of exigency situations by the end of March 1998.
Likewise, the list of exigency situations, which had been called for in 1997, should be issued by the same deadline.
To reduce what the Board considers to be excessive flexibility in the use of the exigency provision in procurement and the awarding of contracts and to provide adequate guidance in decision-making, the Board recommends for the benefit of field missions that.
The Board considered that inadequate acquisition planning was one of the reasons for the exigency of the situation at that time which led to the sole-source contract or contract extension.
Emphasizes the need for a sharper definition of exigency needs, A/52/534 and Corr.1, para. 24. and urges the Secretary-General to submit his proposal to the General Assembly, through the Advisory Committee, no later than 31 March 1998, as stated in his report;
The Mission further noted that the process, due to its exigency, had been approved by the Department of Safety and Security, the Security Management Team for Iraq and the Department of Management.
(c) Awards made on an exigency basis while not meeting the exigency criteria. At UNMIL, two purchase orders, for $128,778 and $139,990, respectively, were made on an exigency basis.
Exigency shall be defined as" an exceptional compelling and emergent need, not resulting from poor planning or from concerns over the availability of funds, that will lead to serious damage, loss or injury to property or persons if not addressed immediately".
Emphasizes the need for a sharper definition of exigency needs, and urges the Secretary-General to submit his proposal to the General Assembly, through the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, no later than 31 March 1998, as stated in his report;
She did not think that the simple certification by the head of the substantive department concerned that there was an exigency allowed such control to be exercised, in view of the nature of the activities concerned.
Additional efforts are being made to refine further and to prepare a list of exigency situations, although the list can never be exhaustive, as recommended by the Advisory Committee(A/51/533, para. 55) and the Board of Auditors.