(f) Financial constraints to meet cooperation obligations.

Unfortunately, the international community is apparently still reluctant to meet its financial obligations.

However, we cannot meet our financial obligations in full, for the reasons I have mentioned.

The Member States should meet their financial obligations to the United Nations fully and in due time.

We should all strive to honour our financial obligations as assessed to meet United Nations peace keeping expenses.

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While we insist that Member States meet their financial obligations, we also expect the Secretariat to use its financial resources in an efficient and effective manner.

However, the financial difficulties that have beset the Organization in recent years and the inability to make ends meet have seriously affected its capacity to meet its obligations effectively.

The solution to the continuing financial problems of the Organization is for Member States to fully meet their financial obligations to the United Nations in a timely manner.

Multi year payment plans represented a commendable effort by countries experiencing economic hardship to meet their financial obligations to the United Nations.

All Member States must meet their financial obligations to the Organization by paying their contributions in full, on time and without conditions.

It is therefore essential that Member States make every effort to meet their financial obligations to the tribunals in a full and timely manner.

Multi year payment plans remained the most useful tool for helping countries with economic hardships to meet their financial obligations to the United Nations.

The non payment of assessments seriously affected the Organization's ability to meet its financial obligations since it had a negative impact on cash flow.

Italy will be able to meet its current obligations, and most likely its future obligations as well.

Like the Palestinian Authority, Israel has road map obligations to meet.

Developing countries were hoping that industrialized nations would meet their obligations.

Technical assistance to enable States parties to meet their reporting obligations

His delegation therefore called on all countries to meet their obligations.

We are therefore required, under the Charter, to meet our obligations.

The Committee welcomed Iraq's commitment to meet its financial obligations to the United Nations, as reflected in the multi year payment plan that it had submitted.

Establish appropriate national and local capacities to meet their Article 4 obligations.

Programme countries were encouraged to meet their obligations towards local office costs.

The resulting rates are absolutely unacceptable to the Governments of the two States and leave them unable to meet properly their financial obligations to the United Nations.

The Secretary General made an earnest and convincing appeal on 12 October 1994 to Member States, urging them to meet their financial obligations to the United Nations.

We are of the opinion that new permanent members of the Security Council must have a global responsibility and be able to meet the ensuing financial obligations.

The Advisory Committee has previously stated its concern about the issue of unpaid assessments, which have an adverse impact on the Organization's ability to meet its financial obligations.

The reform measures should enable UNOPS to return to sustainable financial viability, rebuild the operational reserve, and meet its statutory obligations regarding staff post service benefits, among others.

Unliquidated obligations are expenditures based on firm obligations entered into, but not disbursed, in the financial period.

(a) Urges States parties to make every effort to meet their reporting obligations

Encourages all host country Governments to meet their obligations towards local office costs

4. Encourages Member States to meet all their obligations under host country agreements

the United Nations can fulfil the mandates we give it only to the extent that its Member States meet their financial obligations and contribute generously to its voluntary funds. ...

A warning mechanism to meet the obligations on banks and financial institutions to report suspicious transactions (including those involving precious metals) and the submission of relevant reports by those banks and non banking financial institutions to a committee specialized in the analysis of financial information.

But it is crucial that all Members be willing to meet their membership obligations.

As a multilateral development financial institution, the IsDB can assist member countries through existing technical assistance programs to improve their capacity to meet their obligations under UN Resolution 1373 (2001).

Urged the Member States to meet their financial obligations in time in order to replenish the Working Capital Fund so as to minimize the amount and duration of the shortfall.

She called upon the international community to support UNIDO and reaffirmed that her country would make every effort, despite its limited resources, to meet its financial obligations to the Organization.

It was therefore essential to adopt an overall international strategy, incorporating measures for debt reduction and providing increased financial flows to low income countries which continued to meet their obligations.

To that end, Members of the Organization must give it the resources it needs to achieve its purposes and enable it to meet the financial obligations connected with its tasks.

This would give the Organization a breathing space and allow it to meet all its financial obligations on time, including those to countries which contribute troops to peace keeping operations.

Encourage the provision through United Nations agencies and multilateral financial institutions of support at national, subregional and regional levels for activities of developing country Parties to meet obligations of Convention

While the Administrator appreciates the improvement by some countries toward meeting GLOC obligations, all programme countries are strongly encouraged to meet their respective obligations.

In this respect, we would like to draw the Council's attention to the need for donors to fully meet their financial obligations to the police contributing States in a timely manner.

My Government will continue to strive to meet its financial obligations and will work with other Members to devise a more reliable and fair system for financing United Nations peace keeping.