Examples of using Exigency in English and their translations into Chinese
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Considering the application of such provisions in other entities in the United Nations system, the Board is of the view that" due cause" refers to cases of genuine exigency and not instances of poor planning.
The Assembly, in its resolution 52/226 A of 31 March 1998(para. 8), urged the Secretary-General to submit to the Assembly a sharper definition of exigency needs at his earliest convenience.
The Board recommended that all major maintenance works should be planned sufficiently in advance to avoid exigency contracts, allowing adequate time for the approval process and for competitive bidding.
The Committee points out in this connection that it has considered the report of the Secretary-General on the definition of exigency needs(A/54/650) and recommends acceptance of the new definition.
But capitalism can be altered, presumably from above, to fit any exigency, even the sidelining of profits and accumulation, conforming to current technological imperatives.
In such cases, even if they constituted a part of the financial stabilization package, reforms were undertaken on an ad hoc basis, just to meet an immediate fiscal exigency.
Mr. Nakkari(Syrian Arab Republic) reaffirmed that it was important to mention" bad management" as well as" poor planning" in the definition of" exigency".
The Board recommends that the Tribunal closely monitor ex post facto submissions and address the underlying causes of those submissions that do not meet the definition of exigency(para. 100).
The measures taken or envisaged have responded, both in their conception and in the modalities for their implementation, to three determining factors: an exigency, an approach and an aim.
The exigencies of special occasions.
Exigencies of partnership building and donor negotiations.
Large investments by Governments are also necessary to meet market exigencies.
Other justifiable reasons may also be considered subject to departmental exigencies.
Large investments by Governments are also necessary to meet market exigencies.
Economies of scale, market exigencies and increasing investment costs.
The State party should carefully monitor, on an ongoing basis, whether the exigencies of the situation in Northern Ireland continue to justify any such distinctions with a view to abolishing them.
However, for operational reasons and other exigencies, some civilian personnel were not able to participate in the training on their arrival in the mission area.
Due to exigencies of work, fewer trips than planned were undertaken, resulting in the unutilized balance reported.(c) Office of Human Resources Management.
This could be the case in meeting specific exigencies in time of locally or externally induced crisis; it could also be the case in unfolding a medium- to long-term development strategy.
Various exigencies, including foreign military crises and a worsening domestic depression, compelled him instead to increase spending by running deficits and floating public bonds.