Examples of using Expected contributions in English and their translations into Russian
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With more beneficial exchange rate fluctuations as well as expected contributions from the Central Emergency Response Fund, the projected deficit had dropped to an estimated $20 million,
The expected contributions from Belgium, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France,
The expected contributions from Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Cyprus,
which outlines the expected contributions of the UNECE regarding the review of commitments contained in the OSCE's New Strategy Document.
The expected contributions for 2006 from Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Czech Republic,
includes a provision of $18.9 million for regular budget allocations, expected contributions of $105.7 million for the UNHabitat Foundation
along with either the related cost-sharing formulas or expected contributions from participating organizations.
prior years and that those unpaid expected contributions totaled US$ 2,749,000 as of 31 August 2009;
suffered from funding problems, as the expected contributions have not been received.
together with other expected contributions, will meet the budgetary requirements for the establishment
Expected contribution by UNCTAD(area and form);
You may wish to further specify the sources and their respective expected contribution.
The expected contribution in kind from Belarus to MSC-E was equivalent to US$ 2,753.
The expected contribution would be calculated only for those Parties that did not provide substantial contributions; .
The charter should define the expected contribution of the financial sector to the national economic development agenda with clear implementation modalities.
Expected contribution of heating and cooling from RES in the gross final energy consumption at the level of 8.6% by 2020.
Promote predictability through each Party's formal indication on the level and source of its expected contribution.
Feasibility, cost-effectiveness and the expected contribution to development priorities should be included as explicit selection criteria.
The advisability of further developing measures of this kind depends on their expected contribution to promoting the cause of peace,
This paper explores the concept of polycentricity and its expected contribution to more balanced territorial development