Examples of using Scale methodology in English and their translations into Russian
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In that connection, it was essential to ensure that adjustments to the scale methodology did not lead to excessive assessment rates for the developing countries.
current scale methodology.
including those that promoted unjust changes in the scale methodology, had decreased.
In considering the scale of assessments for the period 1986-1988, the Committee on Contributions considered proposals for the incorporation of a debt indicator in the scale methodology.
The low per capita income allowance was yet another important element without which the scale methodology could not produce an equitable result.
The General Assembly may wish to consider whether the scale methodology should be changed to eliminate or mitigate the effects of discontinuity outlined above.
which was an important part of the scale methodology.
considered that it would unnecessarily complicate the scale methodology.
The Committee examined the use of information on the human development index in the scale methodology.
did not consider that there was a sufficient problem to change the scale methodology.
Debt-burden adjustment should be excluded from the scale methodology if GNP was used to evaluate national income.
The Committee on Contributions was the only body which was competent to consider the technical issues related to the scale methodology and to submit proposals thereon to the General Assembly.
technical issues underlying their concerns about their current rates of assessment and the scale methodology.
that adjustments for excessive increases made in addition to the measures already provided for in the scale methodology must be regarded as exceptional.
he disagreed with arguments that sought to establish a linkage between the scale methodology and the non-payment of contributions.
Other members expressed reservations about introducing such proposals to the scale methodology, as any new measure could become a source of additional discontinuity.
The scale methodology had to be improved gradually- obviating the"clean slate" approach,
His delegation's basic position on the scale methodology was reflected in proposal E,
The scale methodology should be sufficiently flexible to accommodate future economic trends, thereby reflecting Member
Secondly, a scale methodology would have to be developed that neither conferred privileges nor discriminated against small groups of Member States.