However, currently more parliamentary documentation that is not urgent is translated contractually.

They are paid at a contractually specified time, which may be years away.

From 1989 to 1993, the volume of material translated contractually increased by 26 per cent.

To remain competitive and satisfy clients now, UNOPS must improve the quality of these contractually obligated client reports.

Since the Fund will have direct contact with custodians, procedural as well as financial audits can be contractually guaranteed.

(b) Property rights created contractually to secure all types of obligations, including future obligations, fluctuating obligations and obligations described in a generic way

An additional amount of 6,018,000 is requested under air transportation services, which is attributable in part to increased requirements for the contractually provided airfield services.

Thus the cargo owner will wish to claim against both the carrier, which is contractually liable, and the performing party, which is liable for the damage that it actually caused.

This would mean that when cargo is carried under a service contract, the draft instrument liability regime would apply by default, but all or only some of its provisions could be contracted out of or be contractually modified.

22. The Board further analysed the slippage in schedules in respect of software development. The Board noted that the United Nations had delayed accepting the deliverables produced by the second contractor, which, contractually, should be accepted within 15 days.

Training Contractually a member of the Home Guard must train 8 days (before 2010 20 hours) per year (4 days for the 5,000 soldiers in the support, non Rapid Response units) but although the time requirement varies according to role.

First, all existing international regimes establish minimum levels of carrier liability, which apply mandatorily, that is to say the relevant substantive rules on liability of the carrier may not be contractually modified to the detriment of the shipper or consignee.

Unless both contracting parties pay due attention to all of the potentially applicable provisions of the draft instrument, as modified, excluded or supplemented contractually, one or other of the contracting parties may find itself by default to have agreed to potentially disadvantageous terms.

Comment There is a majority, but not a unanimous, view in the replies received that the Instrument shall include a one way mandatory system meaning that it is contractually acceptable to increase the liability of any of the persons mentioned in article 88.1.

(iii) The feasibility of assigning United Nations staff to maintenance and implementation tasks, especially for conducting training courses, in preference to contractual services, should be explored, as in house implementation and maintenance support will be more cost effective than contractually supplied services.

Innovative schemes to subsidize technological adaptation and generation merit consideration as do Governments' commitment to contractually reward the creation of such new technologies for developing countries with guaranteed purchase agreements.1 In this way, they would ensure minimum financial returns on private research undertaken for the benefit of developing countries.