Examples of using With an inventory value in English and their translations into Chinese
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However, the effectiveness of auction sales was poor; property with an inventory value of $18.3 million was sold for $1.7 million, of which $0.2 million was paid to the auctioneer as a fee and a commission.
As at 25 November 2008, approximately 16,211 asset items with an inventory value of approximately $56.2 million(depreciated value of approximately $19.6 million) were subject to disposal, as summarized below.
The items in the group, with an inventory value of $965,300(80 per cent of total asset value) have been transferred to the United Nations Mission MINUGUA or to the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi.
However, the Committee notes that the planned indicators of achievement included the liquidation of 17,215 items with an inventory value of $55.3 million(see A/62/668, sect. II, expected accomplishment 5.2).
(b) Assets with an inventory value of $8,333,600(13.5 per cent of the total value of assets) and a corresponding residual value of $3,035,800 have been donated to the Government of Sierra Leone;
(b) Group II consists of assets with an inventory value of $21,244,200 and includes two subgroups:(a) items sold, and(b) items donated as follows.
(i) Subgroup II(a) with an inventory value of $21,244,200(28 per cent) consists of assets sold to other organizations or within the mission area.
Consequently, in the context of the liquidation of the Mission' s assets, it was proposed that assets with an inventory value of US$ 7.1 million should be donated to the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
(c) To approve the donation of assets with an inventory value of $6,911,400 and corresponding residual value of $1,967,900 to the African Union in support of AMISOM on a free-of-charge basis.
Also included in Group I are medical and other equipment with an inventory value of $8,800 that were transferred, at no cost, to the United Nations Development Programme dispensary in Liberia.
(i) Subgroup II(a), with an inventory value of $177,800(2 per cent of the total asset value), consists of assets sold to other organizations or within the Mission area.
(b) Group II consists of assets with an inventory value of $158,600(13 per cent of total asset value) and includes two subgroups,(a) and(b), as follows.
(b) Group II consists of assets with an inventory value of $31,888,200 and includes two subgroups: II(a), items sold, and II(b), items donated as follows.
It includes assets donated to the Government of Timor-Leste with an inventory value of $22,631,600(41 per cent of the total) and a corresponding residual value of $9,293,700.
Group I includes assets with an inventory value of $12,643,400(52.9 per cent), which were transferred to other missions or to the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi, Italy.
The action to be taken by the General Assembly is to approve the donation of assets with an inventory value of $8,406,072 and a corresponding residual value of $3,829,178 to the Government of Sierra Leone.
The General Assembly, by its resolution 58/260 A of 23 December 2003, approved the donation of assets with an inventory value of up to $35.3 million as at 30 June 2003 to the Government of Timor-Leste.
According to the supplementary information provided, the lost or stolen assets include data processing equipment with an inventory value of $713,501(residual value $253,764) and prefabricated buildings with an inventory value of $185,585(residual value $78,187).
The Advisory Committee notes from annex II A to document A/55/667 that 1,047 items, with an inventory value of $1,710,000, were transferred to UNLB and 3,130 items, with an inventory value of $9,018,200, were transferred to MICAH.