Examples of using Assessed contributions in full and on time in English and their translations into French
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The Independent Advisory Group rightly stressed that the only real way out of the financial problems besetting the Organization would be for Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time.
might temporarily be prevented by special circumstances from paying their assessed contributions in full and on time.
former Member States had paid their assessed contributions in full and on time.
moral obligation to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time.
which had always paid its assessed contributions in full and on time and had also made voluntary contributions.
While it was the responsibility of all Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time, non-payment of contributions should not imply the curtailment of programmes and activities.
The Secretary-General's statement to the Fifth Committee was a demonstration of his continued efforts to alert Member States to the need to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time, so that the United Nations would be able to meet its ongoing financial obligations.
it remained essential for the Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time.
all Member States should pay their assessed contributions in full and on time.
had made great effort to pay its assessed contributions in full and on time.
those Member States which, because they did not pay their assessed contributions in full and on time, made such commercial loans necessary.
urged all Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time or at least to submit appropriate payment plans.
should encourage Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time and induce current
failure to adhere to the Charter-derived obligation to pay assessed contributions in full and on time.
it had paid its assessed contributions in full and on time and, as a permanent member of the Security Council, had assumed additional financial obligations in peacekeeping.
while it was important to stress the legal obligation of Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time, the General Assembly must also carefully consider the cases of those States whose failure to pay their assessments was due to conditions beyond their control.
If Article 19 was to achieve its purpose of encouraging those countries that failed to meet their obligation to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time, it must be applied during the main part of the session,
If Member States were not willing to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time, or to find a way to resolve the overall financial situation of the United Nations, the eventual adoption
However, the failure of a number of Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time was continuing to affect the Organization's ability to meet its financial obligations,
Member States paid their assessed contributions in full and on time.