Examples of using Sdrs in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
Regarding SDRs, two proposals were advanced: issuing SDRs periodically to finance development and issuing SDRs for confronting severe liquidity problems in developing countries.
loans outstanding to Africa amounted to SDRs 5,750 in 1990, SDRs 5,883 in 1991, and SDRs 5,741 in 1992.
According to the latter Convention, the owner of a vessel registered as not exceeding 500 tonnes had the right to limit his liability to 333,000 SDRs.
That was demonstrated by calculations in a conference room paper showing very small differences in shares derived using dollars and SDRs.
This will be complemented by a network of voluntary arrangements allowing SDRs to be effectively traded between members.
expresses the maximum compensation in SDRs.
the Fund should explore mechanisms to redistribute SDRs to countries most in need,
These financial assets are: monetary gold and SDRs, currency and deposits,
as all important international transfers would be denominated in SDRs.
perhaps by making contributions in SDRs.
damage to baggage up to 1,131 SDRs approximately EUR1,400.
SDRs if account was taken of the International Convention on Liability
Finally, the $250 billion SDRs should not be granted based on the quotas but on the real needs of the countries; furthermore, there should not be any cost related to the use of these SDRs.
Nevertheless,"the total damages payable by the carrier in respect of the same occurrence" may not exceed 250,000 francs or 83,333 SDRs under the 1978 Protocol.
The reforms suggested for SDRs included targeted allocations which would go to countries on the basis of need rather than quota, or donations of rich countries'"idle" SDRs to countries with greater need.
In order to avoid any discrimination, the carrier should be authorized by the CRTD to reduce liability proportionally to 27,000 SDRs or 30,000 SDRs, per 44-tonne lorry or per wagon.
equitable, recalling an earlier proposal for IMF to allocate SDRs to low-income countries at no cost.
SDRs are already partially backed by gold, and with 2/3 of
SDRs could also be issued on a temporary basis during episodes of widespread financial stress
the outstanding stock of SDRs increased nearly tenfold from about $33 billion to about $321 billion.