Examples of using Recalculation in English and their translations into Chinese
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A number of members doubted that annual recalculation would remain a simple technical exercise and felt that it would be likely to lead to a full renegotiation of the scale each year.
This recommendation also recognizes that a full review of the current TRAC 1.1.1 distribution methodology, including the current midterm recalculation, be undertaken during the preparations for the programming arrangements for the period 2008-2011.
Members who did not support the idea considered that annual recalculation would not be a simple technical exercise but was more likely to lead to an annual renegotiation of the scale.
(e) Recalculation of the pensionable remuneration scale due to a change in the common scale of staff assessment: going forward, a baseline would be established as at 2012 for the common scale of staff assessment.
UNDP conducted the midterm recalculation of TRAC 1.1.1 earmarkings in accordance with the distribution methodology approved in decision 2002/18 for the 2004-2007 programming period in order to ensure methodological consistency.
Specifically, UNDP conducted the midterm recalculation of TRAC 1.1.1 earmarkings in accordance with the distribution methodology approved in decision 2002/18 for the 2004-2007 programming period in order to ensure methodological consistency.
Recalculation import: Automatic import of recalculation tables(table 8(a) of the CRF), detection of recalculation year(s), screening of all cells and interactive manipulation functions of the input grid;
The proposed annual recalculation of the scale was not in conformity with the original terms of reference of the Committee on Contributions, which had found the proposal to be impractical.
In addition to ERF, the Assembly has authorized the Council to make any necessary recalculation of the biennium, in the light of, in particular, exchange rate movement during the first year.
Chapter 10: RECALCULATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS.
Inventory recalculations, for example, in Bulgaria, Lithuania and Romania.
Inventory recalculations, for example, in Germany, Norway and Portugal.
Inventory recalculations, for example, in Bulgaria, Latvia and Romania.
Inventory recalculations, for example, in Australia, Italy and Turkey.
Recalculations have to ensure consistency of the time-series.
Inventory recalculations and increases in emissions(for example, in Canada, Japan and Spain).
Recalculations, including in response to the review process, and planned improvements to the inventory(e.g., institutional arrangements, inventory preparation).
Recalculations should ensure consistency of the time series and shall be carried out only to improve accuracy and/or completeness.
Recalculations should result in an improvement in the accuracy and completeness of the inventory and ensure the consistency of the time series.
Recalculations should be performed in accordance with IPCC good practice guidance and the general principles set down in these UNFCCC guidelines.