Participants' travel and accommodation costs were borne by their sponsoring Governments or organizations.

Of course, the brunt of the costs of injury and death is borne by soldiers and their families.

As indicated in section IV above, prior to 16 June 1993 the financing of the administrative and logistic costs of the Force, as well as certain extra and extraordinary costs incurred by troop contributing Governments, which were borne by the Organization, were dependent entirely on voluntary contributions from Governments.

Costs of participation in this scheme are borne on the basis of joint contributions by UNIDO and the participants concerned.

Costs incurred in relation to this exercise are to be borne by the entity whose accreditation has been suspended or withdrawn.

Of the costs apportioned to administrative operations, one third (or one sixth of the total) is borne by the United Nations.

Furthermore, Iran has borne huge costs over the past three decades as a result of hosting almost 3 million Afghan refugees.

Bycatch and overfishing impose significant costs on the oceans and society, most of which are not directly borne by the fishers themselves.

The proportionate share of some costs, which would be borne by the United Nations under the agreed cost sharing arrangements, amounted to 14,034,800.

The nuclear industry s very existence is dependent on hidden public subsidies costs borne by society in the event of nuclear disaster, as well as the costs of the still unmanaged disposal of nuclear waste.

The global economic costs of road traffic injuries amount to approximately 518 billion per year, of which 110 billion is borne by developing countries.

The restrictions violate established principles of international law, and moreover raise transaction costs for operational agencies, which are ultimately borne by the international community.

Perhaps, if the risks were borne solely by its own people, but they are not.

1.30 The share of the funds and programmes towards the additional costs to be borne by the United Nations reflects a corresponding increase in extrabudgetary resources.

We are pleased that the resolution recognizes that none of the expenses incurred in connection with the referral will be borne by the United Nations and that, instead, such costs will be borne by the parties to the Rome Statute and those that contribute voluntarily.

Any costs related to the review referred to in paragraph 22 above shall be borne by the designated operational entity whose designation has been withdrawn or suspended.

Costs were approximately 48 million U.S. dollars.

employees contributed towards the costs of childcare of these, approximately 68 were paying costs for 0 4 year olds and approximately 46 were paying costs for 4 12 year olds.

The US has no prospect of a military victory in Afghanistan or Iraq these wars economic costs can hardly be borne anymore, and political support at home is dwindling.

But the costs must be borne by everyone, including firms that are not rescued probably because they operate more efficiently and are put at a competitive disadvantage as a result.

Beggar thy neighbor policies must be distinguished from what could be called beggar thyself policies, whose economic costs are borne primarily at home, though they might affect others as well.

Moreover, much of that risk, even if insured, continues to be borne in Japan, rather than being spread effectively to foreign investors, so Japan is still alone in bearing the costs.

The savings realized under operational costs were attributable to

Reaffirming that the costs of the Mission are expenses of the Organization to be borne by Member States in accordance with Article 17, paragraph 2, of the Charter of the United Nations,

Recognizing that the costs of the Mission are expenses of the Organization to be borne by Member States in accordance with Article 17, paragraph 2, of the Charter of the United Nations,

Recognizing that the costs of the Mission are expenses of the Organization to be borne by Member States in accordance with Article 17, paragraph 2, of the Charter of the United Nations,

Recognizing that the costs of the Mission are expenses of the Organization to be borne by Member States in accordance with Article 17, paragraph 2, of the Charter of the United Nations,

Reaffirming also that the costs of the Force are expenses of the Organization to be borne by Member Sates in accordance with Article 17, paragraph 2, of the Charter of the United Nations,

Reaffirming that the costs of the Transitional Administration are expenses of the Organization to be borne by Member States in accordance with Article 17, paragraph 2, of the Charter of the United Nations,

11. Requests the Secretary General to ensure adequate oversight of prison facility upgrade projects and the subsequent maintenance of minimum international prison standards where those maintenance costs are borne by the United Nations

It is reported that the costs of education are largely borne by parents, in the form of donations which are expected to be paid towards teachers' salaries, supplies and the maintenance of schools.

The Heads of State and Government of AOSIS recognized that SIDS themselves had borne most of the costs associated with the implementation of the BPOA but were constrained by the lack of resources, as well as deficiencies in institutional and human capacity and inadequate access to science and technology.

Private risks must be privately borne.

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The direct and indirect costs were relatively minor and affordable.

That element is of particular importance, as landlocked developing countries face additional border crossings, which increase transaction costs and discourage trade. Efficient trade facilitating measures would go a long way towards tackling the high trade transaction costs borne by the landlocked developing countries because of their geographical handicaps.

Those who were full have hired themselves out for bread. Those who were hungry are satisfied. Yes, the barren has borne seven. She who has many children languishes.

Reaffirming that the costs of the capital master plan are expenses of the Organization to be borne by Member States in accordance with Article 17, paragraph 2, of the Charter of the United Nations,

It is important to emphasize that most of these burdens were borne by youth and the most productive groups of the population.

The costs of treatment were met in full by the State.

In some countries administrative costs were higher than spending on poverty reductions.

In the past, such costs were fully absorbed by the Austrian Government.

In this regard, the Board of Trustees, at its forty third session, maintained its request to have the rental and maintenance costs, currently covered by the General Fund, borne by the regular budget of the United Nations.

The private sector aimed to increase sales and reduce total supply chain costs, for which reduced lead time, distribution costs and inventories were required.

First, the burden of economic dislocation was borne unequally.