Examples of using Non-expendable in English and their translations into Chinese
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Different stock and custodianship movements of the Mission' s non-expendable property in different locations are captured and updated in Galileo within 48 hours.
(vii) Expenditures incurred for non-expendable property are charged to the budget of the period when acquired and are not capitalized.
The management of non-expendable property at the field offices is in need of some improvement.
The physical existence of the non-expendable property of UNHCR could not be validated, as the physical stock check had not been successfully undertaken.
(ix) Furniture, equipment and other non-expendable property are not included in the assets of the Centre.
The value of non-expendable equipment purchased by implementing agencies out of UNEP funds will be reported in the 1998 accounts.
Non-expendable assets valued at $22.7 million were disposed of in accordance with financial regulation 5.14.
Periodic physical verification of non-expendable property is conducted throughout the year, and for 2009/10 UNMIL had 100 per cent verification.
The policy required all missions to seek clearance from the Global Service Centre for the acquisition of non-expendable property prior to any sourcing activity.
There remained significant gaps in the acknowledgement of non-expendable property recorded as transferred from ONUMOZ to other missions.
These observations indicate that the Administration needs to further strengthen the controls over non-expendable property to minimize losses and the inefficient use of resources.
The absence of a physical verification of non-expendable property could adversely affect the quality of asset management.
Die casting is a widespread non-expendable technique in which metal are forced into the mold cavity under high pressure.
A detailed statement of losses of non-expendable property shall be provided to the Auditor not later than three months following the end of the financial period.
The value of non-expendable equipment amounted to $10 million as at 31 December 2003(in 2001 the figure was $9.3 million).
The reconciliation exercise resulted in a revision of the Fund' s non-expendable property records.
A summary statement showing the inventory values of non-expendable equipment as well as property write-offs was provided to the Board in accordance with financial rule 106.9.
A Property Disposal Assistant(Field Service) will be responsible for the disposal of United Nations-owned non-expendable and expendable property, as well as hazardous waste produced by the mission.
The physical verification of non-expendable property for the period stood at 99.8 per cent, compared with 99 per cent for 2012/13.
In addition, the lack of effective controls over and accounting for non-expendable property appears to be developing into a systemic issue.