Examples of using Increased expenditures in English and their translations into Russian
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But to meet the resource needs of those actions that do require increased expenditures over the next two decades,
Increased expenditures in March, April
The appreciation of the euro has led to the increased expenditures recorded in United States dollars,
the proposed 2001 budget still projected increased expenditures.
is possible through leveraging with partners and advocating for increased expenditures on basic social services.
the multipliers were low, and increased expenditures on unemployment benefits and investments with high multipliers leading to high longterm growth-- was not being contemplated in American politics today.
allowing increased expenditures only for urgent matters relating to peace
The National General Maritime Transport Company has sustained financial losses of some $130,912,000 owing to accelerated rates of depreciation of ships and increased expenditures on maintenance, equipment,
the absorption of such expenditures is not an alternative that can be practically implemented as attempts to absorb increased expenditures would severely impact programme implementation.
the industry is already facing increased expenditures associated with supply chain security requirements, trade facilitation measures,
social protection and increased expenditures on education and health.
resulting in the increased expenditures for euro-denominated disbursements.
The increased expenditures in Africa were due to increased expenditures on ASYCUDA World projects in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
The increased requirements are owed mainly to the acquisition of a fire truck to upgrade the fire safety position in the Mission; increased expenditures for petrol, oil and lubricants, owing to a 4.4 per
material handling equipment to reduce dependency on a third party provider for maintenance services in Khartoum;(b) increased expenditures for spare parts due to poor road conditions;
combined with increased expenditures for 2008, would limit the Agency's ability to plan on the basis of refugee needs
The Advisory Committee notes that the increased expenditures projected for 2010-2011 are largely related to activities in the areas of data preparation,
This reflects increased expenditures for development activities 88.8 per cent,
in response to the decrease in income, and increased expenditures in 2004-2005, namely for security
environment issues; strengthening debt management capacity; and increased expenditures on some investment-related projects.