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Under this method, Member States’ assessments are in two currencies, the euro and the United States dollar (US$).

Mr. Farazi runs two grocery stores, while [...]

LAGOS, Nigeria, 30 March 2007 – After walking through the narrow paths – among stalls of vegetables, fish and meat, and dazed by the loud noise of a pepper-grinding machine – customers come to the poultry section of the bustling Ikotun market in Lagos.

America was open to my father staking his small claim to the American dream, a small grocery store that he and my mother worked in seven days a week, 365 days a year to support our family.

[...] [...] approving the two currency split-level assessment [...] [...]

[...] approved, the amounts assessed in US Dollars and [...] [...]

[...] [...] in regards to major grocery chains.

Physical inventories of URS stores at the Fontenoy site are taken regularly and their results in regard to “long-life perishable” foodstuffs, the cellar, disposable materials and cleaning products are recorded in the Salamandre application.

[...] paid in the two currencies in which they are assessed; nevertheless payment of the amount assessed in one currency may be made, at the choice of the Member State, in the other currency of assessment; [...] [...]

Based on the recommendation made by the Executive Board at its 135th session (135 EX/Decision 7.5) that the split-level assessment system should be continued, the General Conference at its 26th session adopted resolution 25.1 by which it extended the system for an indeterminate period by amendment of Financial Regulation 5.6.

The split assessment of currency requirements, to the extent that it is maintained and respected by Member States, thus enables the Organization to have the euro resources required to meet its euro payments in hand at each settlement date.

[...] [...] supermarket to buy groceries, to buy medicine for the children.

For two decades, Indyme has concentrated exclusively on the retail market - including consumer electronics dealers, department and apparel shops, drug stores and pharmacies, grocery stores and markets, warehouse stores and discounters, hardware and Do-It-Yourself (DIY) outlets, and specialty goods shops.

There is also a grocery store on the [...]

The rest of your income is for dealing with daily expenses such as groceries and transport, as well as for your savings.

[...] [...] supplements, natural grocery, bath and beauty, [...]

Then, how about a reminder to go get groceries or include the quote in a document?

[...] [...] public transport, grocery stores, food [...]

At its 32nd session the General Conference decided by resolution 68 that “the resources of the Fund shall be assessed and paid in United States dollars; these resources shall normally be held in United States dollars, but the Director-General shall have the right, with the agreement of the Executive Board, to alter the currency or currencies in which the Fund is held in such a manner as he deems necessary to ensure the stability of the Fund and the smooth functioning of the split-level assessment system; if such an alteration should be agreed, an appropriate exchange equalization account should be established within the Fund to record translation gains and losses on exchange”.

[...] [...] terminals such as a grocery store, or in [...] [...]

The split-level assessment system for contributions to be assessed and paid partly in United States dollars and partly in euros (formerly French francs) was introduced by the General Conference at its 24th session as a measure to protect the regular budget from adverse currency fluctuations of the French franc to the dollar.

these resources shall normally be held in United States dollars, but the Director-General shall have the right, with the agreement of the Executive Board, to alter the currency or currencies in which the Fund is held in such a manner as he deems necessary to ensure the stability of the Fund and the smooth functioning of the split-level assessment system; if such an alteration should be agreed, an appropriate exchange equalization account should be established within the Fund to record translation gains and losses on exchange”.

[...] in the two currencies in which they are assessed; nevertheless payment of the amount assessed in one currency may be made, at the choice of the Member State, in the other currency of assessment; unless the amounts assessed are received [...] [...]

[...] [...] new homes as well as of commercial market stalls and shops.

[...] [...] arrangements, currency arrangements and international [...] [...]

The introduction in 1988 of the split-level system for the assessment of contributions,52 under which contributions are paid partly in dollars and partly in euros, depending on the proportion of the Organization’s expenditure in a given currency, has somewhat shielded the regular budget from the effects of fluctuations in the euro/dollar exchange rate.

[...] [...] providers of assessed contributions [...] [...]

[...] [...] system as compared with a forward purchasing [...] [...]