Examples of using Expendable items in English and their translations into French
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spare parts and expendable items) valued at approximately $141.5 million, that is, equivalent to the deployment of one complex mission requirement.
the Board recommended that UN-Habitat conduct an inventory of expendable items as at the end of the biennium
the Board recommended that the Administration conduct an inventory of expendable items as at the end of the biennium
Because no physical inventory was conducted of expendable items, no amount was disclosed and recognized as"other assets" representing unused expendable items as at 31 December 2005, contrary to paragraph 49(iv)
including expendable items such as refills for fire extinguishers at $200 per month.
tapes and other expendable items.
a large overexpenditure in miscellaneous supplies totalling $2,016,500 resulted from additional requirements of expendable items that often appear overexpended in financial performance reports.
the Board recommended that UN-Habitat conduct an inventory of expendable items as at the end of the biennium
spare parts and expendable items(based on an average of 70 per cent of stocks being at the Logistics Base) 58 per cent.
rental of premises, and consumables and expendable items, which are correlated to the mission's increased personnel deployment strengths and activities in the budget period.
replacing expendable items and supplies; conducting regular maintenance checks
the non-recognition of the inventory of expendable items as"other assets" as required under paragraph 49(iv)
that provision did not apply to expendable items.
A Expendable items for which no expenditure group has been assigned in Galileo.
Expendable items that become worn during normal use,
Warranties do not apply to consumable or expendable items such as cartridges,
The inventory of expendable items is considered immaterial
data-processing supplies and other expendable items.
Expendable items that can wear out from normal use,
Expendable items that can wear out from normal use,

