Examples of using Contributing countries in English and their translations into Spanish
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it is important that all contributing countries officially communicate their 2001 core contributions as early in the year as possible
on the common and essential additional costs incurred by contributing countries in deploying their forces to United Nations peacekeeping missions.
Further to my letter of 28 January 2000 concerning the list of contributing countries and following the usual consultations, I propose that
advancing with pilot projects that could mobilize some or many contributing countries, while taking advantage of the existing momentum to broaden support
The Secretariat, in close collaboration with contributing countries, redouble its efforts to ensure that troops
troop contributing countries and other donors to this end;
police-contributing countries, financial contributing countries, the Security Council
Payments totalling $80 million to troop and equipment contributing countries have been made
in a manner that would enable all contributing countries to meet their obligations taking into account the substantial economic constraints that some of them were facing.
liaise with sections of the Mission to ensure that the necessary support is provided to the contingents in line with the memorandum of understanding of troop- contributing countries.
The Committee has noted in the past many instances of troop- contributing countries not claiming reimbursement for a number of items,
We know that the majority of the Haitian people appreciate the work of MINUSTAH and value-- as do we-- the generosity of contributing countries, the majority of which are Latin American, as they are best-placed to know the country and its particularities.
A joint coordination mechanism would also be established comprising the ministers of defence of Mali, the contributing countries, the core countries,
political will of the troop- contributing countries and the centrality of cooperation by the neighbouring countries. .
expanding the base of contributing countries.
There should be equitable recruitment for senior positions in field missions from all contributing countries, and the safety and security of the personnel in the field should be an absolute priority.
capabilities of the units provided by the 11 contributing countries.
Civilian police who were due for repatriation after 1 July 2002 were not replaced since contributing countries were not willing to assign police for less than one year.
Were saved owing to the fact that, with the exception of caps, badges and scarves, other uniform items for military observers were replaced at no cost by the respective contributing countries.
The principal reason for savings under this heading was that, with the exception of caps, badges and scarves, uniform items for military observers were provided by the respective contributing countries at no additional cost.