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External sources (not reviewed)

The Committee further notes from the information provided to it that this activity is financed from both the regular budget and extrabudgetary resources (the support account for peacekeeping operations and programme support income received as reimbursement for services provided by the central administration).

It was also agreed that, if the one-third/two-thirds formula was a fair assumption for the reimbursement of staffing costs, it should also be used for costs that had previously not been shared: general temporary assistance, computer, office space and audit costs.

[...] [...] ceiling and would also provide for strengthening [...]

The resources also cover other reimbursements to the United [...] [...]

This option which merely reduces the detrimental impact of the ZNG scenario would imply that the costs of the Belmont loan and security measures would be fully provided but the Organization will be required to absorb the entire amount of inflation and statutory increases estimated at $37.8 million.

Efforts to bring an end to the initiative for heavily indebted poor countries were part of the same vision, and resources allocated to debt servicing would be reoriented to programmes to fight poverty with a view to eradicating it.

A local authority may, for example, decide to allocate resources from its budget to increase the wage fund for teachers, to offer a dwelling free of charge or attract young university graduates to go as teachers to peripheral areas by offering to repay the principal sum of their student loans for them.

Paris Club members supported the OECD principles and guidelines on sustainable export credit lending (2008) and used the Debt Sustainability Framework to make sure that new lending did not exceed a country’s repayment capacity.

[...] [...] repay on demand the amount by which [...] [...]

[...] entitled to be repaid or prepaid all travelling, hotel and incidental expenses reasonably incurred or expected [...] [...]

Perhaps it was the failed policies — macroeconomic and for social protection — but also the constraints on public resources for social protection due to debt repayment obligations, corruption and the mismanagement of resources, and the well-intended but often misguided role of donor agencies.

[...] [...] recipient no longer needs the funds and has sufficient resources to repay the loan.

Once cases of disability had been identified across the country and georeferenced through a clinical and genetic bio-psychosocial study, more than 12,000 non-reimbursable monetary assistance coupons, known as Joaquín Gallegos Lara Assistance Coupons, were distributed under a system of shared responsibility to caregivers for persons with disabilities, prioritizing those with severe and profound disabilities, paying special attention to marginalized rural and urban areas.

Ordinarily, the secured creditor will have no interest in doing that, since the licensor (and any licensee) is in the business of granting nonexclusive licences and the secured creditor expects the grantor to use the fees paid under those licence agreements to pay the secured obligation.

As the Secretary-General notes in his report (S/2010/447), the United Nations does not have the resources to adequately pay the police and civil servants or to reimburse countries contributing troops to AMISOM.

In agreement with the main multilateral financing agencies for agriculture, the Organization provides investment support services under jointly financed missions to individual countries, for which it receives reimbursement of an agreed share of costs.

[...] [...] reimbursement by the agency of sums due to its [...] [...]

(e) Liaising with permanent missions on issues related to Member State reimbursement policies and procedures, responding to queries and providing status reports.

Reimbursements (United Nations: Common and shared services): Includes contributions to shared activities with the United Nations, e.g., Joint Inspection Unit, United Nations Department for Safety and Security, International Civil Service Commission, contributions to joint service arrangements with other [...] [...]

Outstanding Deficiency is [...] [...]

[...] [...] gift items, reimbursements to the Organization of expenditure incurred on behalf of third parties, and ad-hoc extra budgetary contributions in direct support or reimbursement of Regular [...]

In the pre-sales contract it is possible to oblige the second party to realise specific conditions related to the property in question, such as clarifying legal status, the payment of mortgage and preparing for final sales.

[...] [...] responsibility for unsustainable debt enshrined in the Monterrey [...]

In addition, specific cash balances set aside for regulatory reasons – such as the operational reserve – are earmarked for the management of future liabilities (such as after-service health insurance) or are held to meet the requirements of routine operations, such as to settle current liabilities.

As noted above (para. 51A), these are debtors that would generally fall within the commencement criteria discussed in the Legislative Guide, being debtors that are or will be generally unable to pay their debts as they mature or whose liabilities exceed the value of their assets (recommendations 15 and 16).

Since WIPO’s financial statements will no longer be prepared in accordance with UNSAS, the previous approach of treating loan principal repayment as a budgetary expense will be discontinued from 2012/13, which will help to reduce the adjustments required to be reconciled on the Statement of budget to actual comparison (Statement V) and in the note required by IPSAS-24 to reconcile budgetary and IPSAS results.

[...] [...] package should include compensation for contingent-owned [...] [...]

[...] [...] Adaani sought to reclaim his earlier investment [...] [...]