Examples of using Future obligations in English and their translations into Russian
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However, derivative instruments, such as forward contracts and the purchase of options, may be used to reduce foreign exchange risk on current and certain future obligations, assets and liabilities denominated in other currencies.
The arrangement would not generate future obligations or count towards emissions reduction commitments of Annex I Parties.
also comply with her future obligations under the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism,
To enhance the capacity of participating countries to meet their present and future obligations under the Convention and to seize opportunities afforded by the Convention to harmonize climate change considerations with national development goals.
disadvantages of requiring a maximum amount of the secured obligation to be stated in the notice(discussing separately security rights in future obligations);
are treated as future obligations.
In States that impose limits on granting security rights to secure future obligations, debtors may not be able to benefit from certain transactions,
while obligations subject to a condition precedent are normally treated as future obligations.
the Company has neither current nor future obligations to pay such payments to its employees upon their retirement.
as part of the fulfilment of future obligations.
Under IPSAS, an expense for future obligations of the Fund is recognized in the year the benefit accrues
It goes without saying that the United Nations will be unable to meet historical and future obligations of this magnitude, without adequate support from all its Member States,
Matters that will need further analysis include the verifiable capacity of developing countries to implement future obligations, the mechanisms required
particularly as this relates to future obligations, after-acquired assets and proceeds.
A surety-company bond of the kind mentioned enables the company furnishing it to guarantee not only a current obligation of the debtor but also any future obligations which may arise,
regulatory frameworks are sufficient to enable them to implement their future obligations under the Minamata Convention.
understand possible future obligations and explore mechanisms for implementation through,
it was not possible to enforce future obligations under United Kingdom domestic law.
the approach that allowed future obligations but did not require specification of a maximum amount and, on the other, the approach that allowed future obligations but required the parties to state a maximum amount without otherwise restricting their rights.
any evaluation of a country's ability to meet its future obligations needs to be country-specific and based on a careful analysis of several variables,