Examples of using Contributed troops in English and their translations into French
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The practice of cross-borrowing from the budget for peacekeeping operations continued to place an unfair burden on developing countries that contributed troops and equipment, since those countries were kept waiting indefinitely for reimbursement.
the Secretariat had made successful efforts to reduce the delay in the reimbursement of countries that contributed troops and equipment.
the Secretariat disseminated the first survey questionnaire in August 2010 to all Member States that contributed troops or formed police units in the previous three years.
An index of the severity of the current problems is that the Organization as at January 1995 owed some $850 million to Governments who have contributed troops and equipment to peace-keeping operations.
to which Indonesia has contributed troops, has begun to fulfil some of its responsibilities,
I also wish to place on record my gratitude to the 46 countries which contributed troops and/or police officers, as well as my deep sorrow
Commending also those African States that have contributed troops to the ECOWAS Monitoring Group(ECOMOG),
Commending also those African States that have contributed troops to the Monitoring Group of the Economic Community of West African States,
the Security Council and countries that contributed troops and police personnel must continue throughout the life of a mission to enable all parties to take informed decisions on all aspects of an operation.
The General Assembly decided that the future rate of reimbursement for troop costs should be based on new survey data that is representative of the costs incurred by about 60 per cent of countries that have contributed troops to peacekeeping operations.
and particularly those which contributed troops.
which includes amounts owed to Member States that have contributed troops and/or equipment to peace-keeping operations.
it had played a leading role as one of the principal States which contributed troops to those missions, and it hoped to continue to do so in the future.
the population of the survey would be those Member States that have contributed troops between two consecutive surveys: for example, for the 2012 survey all Member States who had contributed troops during the period 2009-2012 would constitute the population of the survey.
its receipt would make it possible to reimburse some of the amounts owed to Member States which had contributed troops.
those countries which have contributed troops and logistical support to UNAMIR,
which includes amounts owed to Member States that have contributed troops and/or equipment to peacekeeping operations.
the General Assembly decided that a future standard rate of reimbursement for troop costs should be based on new survey data that would be representative of the costs incurred by around 60 per cent of countries that have contributed troops to peacekeeping operations.
survey in August 2011, with surveys being sent to 73 Member States who had contributed troops in the previous three years.
Ms. ARIFFIN(Malaysia) said that her country, which contributed troops to a number of United Nations peace-keeping operations,