Examples of using Contributions in full and on time in English and their translations into Russian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
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.
Over the years, innumerable reports of the Secretary-General have stressed the need for Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time.
Making provision for such delayed payments must not, however, detract from the treaty obligations of Member States to pay assessed contributions in full and on time.
The statistics given by the Controller showed that most Member States had paid their assessed contributions in full and on time but that a few had failed to do so.
pay outstanding contributions in full and on time.
The Union could not fail to stress that the Organization continued to suffer from the failure of its Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time.
Mr. Sugiura(Japan) said that each Member State remained responsible for paying its assessed contributions in full and on time.
The Committee emphasized the importance of the obligation of Member States to pay all assessed contributions in full and on time.
all Member States must pay their assessed contributions in full and on time.
Mr. Yamamoto(Japan), recalling that each Member State was responsible for paying its assessed contributions in full and on time, said that Japan had faithfully fulfilled that obligation.
Payment by Member States of their assessed contributions in full and on time was particularly important in that context.
which should pay their assessed contributions in full and on time.
they stressed that all Member States should pay their contributions in full and on time.
New Zealand would continue to demonstrate their commitment to the Organization by paying their contributions in full and on time.
it is particularly urgent that all Members pay their contributions in full and on time.
The most urgent problem facing the Organization was the cash-flow crisis that had been caused by the failure of Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time.
China was one of the 97 Member States which had paid their contributions in full and on time.
to recognize the importance of paying their assessed contributions in full and on time.
It is therefore imperative for Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time.