Examples of using Additional provision in English and their translations into Chinese
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Programming
They further advise that additional provision is required to address whether unsolicited proposals could ever be acceptable without any form of competition.
The additional provision of $5,000 would cover the official travel of staff engaged in technical cooperation activities related to poverty and trade and public-private partnerships.
An additional provision of $20,000 would cover the costs of conducting additional ad hoc expert group meetings related to the Observatory on Gender Parity.
An additional provision of $5,000 would cover the costs of travel of staff to provide technical assistance and training sessions.
The additional provision of $21,600 is for the maintenance of office automation equipment related to the establishment of eight new posts.
Uruguay welcomed the additional provision in the Criminal Code to the effect that racist motivation constituted an aggravating circumstance and the establishment of a national human rights institution.
The additional provision of $673,700 for the 1999/00 financial period reflects expansion of the civilian police component of UNAMSIL from 6 to 60 police advisers.
Amount set aside for a possible additional provision in 2003 for the International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women.
In the meantime, however, it recommended that the additional provision of $10.4 million should be deleted from the programme budget for 1996-1997.
The proposal in footnote 4 of Add.6 of the draft GtE is supported(additional provision in art. 46 concerning clarification).
This additional provision is required to maintain the regular budget established post staffing table at the same level of posts as has been already approved for the biennium 2004-2005.
The additional provision of $1,647,000, an 89.2 per cent increase over the initial appropriation, relates to requirements under general insurance and reflects higher insurance premiums experienced over the past few months.
As part of implementing the second additional provision of this royal decree, each year a report is drawn up on the gender impact of the national budget bill.
While the requirements for 2003 could be absorbed within existing resources, an additional provision would be needed under section 1 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2004-2005.
The revised estimate includes additional provision of $12,307,600 for the reimbursement to troop-contributing countries for the equipment brought into the mission area, based on wet-lease arrangements and $2,783,100 for self-sustainment.
In order to maintain the Office through December 2005, the additional provision of $800,000(net) would need to be funded from the regular budget for the biennium 2004-2005 under section 1, Overall policy-making, direction and coordination.
Additional provision is made for 76 military observers at the rate of 1 per cent of $40,000 per military observer for the six-month period($15,200).
The additional provision also includes the cost of oil and lubricants at 10 per cent of the cost of fuel($4,800), taking into account the amount of $27,500 already provided for the six-month period.
Additional provision is made for the purchase of miscellaneous supplies such as padlocks, archive boxes and package materials owing to the increase in the number of team sites and office accommodations($1,200).
As part of the development of measures to improve personnel morale, additional provision in 2010/11 is made for furniture and equipment for a recreational lounge area and library at each team site.