Examples of using Scheme of limits in English and their translations into Russian
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Similarly, it noted the Assembly's decision to introduce, and, subsequently, to phase out a scheme of limits.
The next element applied to the scale of assessments for 1998-2000 was the scheme of limits.
The length of the base period should also be considered in conjunction with the General Assembly's decision to phase out the scheme of limits in the next scale.
the assessment rates of certain countries were three times higher than they would have been without the scheme of limits.
In that regard, she welcomed the complete phase-out of the scheme of limits in the next scale.
The Committee considered several options for phasing out 50 per cent of the effect of the scheme of limits.
Members of the Committee had, however, also been concerned about the effects that eliminating the scheme of limits might have on other groups of Member States.
In particular, the General Assembly should give the Committee on Contributions clear instructions to eliminate from the next scale the scheme of limits, which had no economic justification.
His delegation was one of fifteen which had recently circulated a joint position paper on the phasing-out of the scheme of limits for the period 1995-1997.
His delegation expected the issue of the scheme of limits to be addressed with a view to reaching an early consensus on the modalities of its final phasing out.
Phasing out of the remaining effects of the scheme of limits completely with effect from 1 January 1998, in accordance with paragraph 1(f) of resolution 48/223 B;
Future theoretical discussions on the length of the statistical base period and the scheme of limits would be of questionable value.
The scheme of limits, until it is completely phased out,
The scheme of limits permits the next scale to move,
There was also an interaction between the statistical base period and the scheme of limits, as demonstrated by the illustrative machine scales contained in the annexes to the report.
The scheme of limits reflected a long-standing concern about excessive variations of individual assessment rates between successive scales.
Even the immediate elimination of the scheme of limits would not have been sufficient to bring Kazakhstan's rate of assessment to a level equal to its real capacity to pay.
although Turkey had been treated as a developing country it had not benefited from the scheme of limits in the previous scale.
It could therefore not be subject to the 15 per cent limitation on the effect of the phase-out of the scheme of limits mandated by the General Assembly.
As noted in the report of the Committee on Contributions, the scheme of limits was the most distorting element in the scale currently applied.