A financial lease is to be distinguished from what is usually called an operating lease .

Often, the lease is a financial lease as opposed to an operating lease (see para. 27 for a definition of both terms).

Operating costs

Programme F.4 Field Operating Costs

(conference technicians and operating costs) 39.06 per cent

Under an operating lease, the leased property is expected to have a remaining useful life at the end of the lease term and the lessee does not have an option to purchase the leased property at the end of the lease term for a nominal price, nor is title to the leased property transferred to the lessee automatically at the end of the lease term.

The host country also makes some financial contribution towards operating costs.

Field operating costs have been reduced by 1,147,800 and the new staffing structure resulted in lower staff costs.

How to finance the resulting higher operating costs of the health sector (can this be done through donor financing that would fund administrative and operating costs over the medium to long term?

AS manages secretariat wide operating costs from the core budget. Staffing and related costs of AS are funded from overheads.

This type of lease is often referred to as a financial lease .

User fees generally constitute 8 per cent of the operating costs of services.

Table 5. Operating costs of holding the eighth session of the COP in Bonn

In addition, the capital master plan would continue to incur more support costs and other operating costs on account of prolonged delays.

An amount of 3,101,107 is eliminated from both operating costs and contractual services to avoid double counting of UNIDO's contribution to buildings management costs

An analysis of the Ministry of Health's operating budget (see Annex) shows that 71.2 per cent goes to payroll costs 15.29 per cent to nonwage operating costs, and 13.51 per cent to operations and subsidies at health care facilities.

The Government is not expected to be able to cover its operating costs fully before 2013.

Simultaneously with the sale, the company will lease the equipment back from that other person for a lease term and at a rental rate specified in the lease agreement.

Owing to the separate major programme for indirect costs, the resource requirements of the various programmes do not show a large component under operating costs .

5. Also recommends that the operating costs of the Regional Centre be funded from the regular budget

His Majesty's Government shall also bear the requisite operating costs of the Centre, including additional security related expenses.

The WCOs also help identify willing entrepreneurs and serious micro credit clients and thereby reduce operating costs of RSPs.

Staff costs, support costs and operating and other overhead expenses comprised 11.6 per cent, 3.8 per cent and 3.9 per cent, respectively, of the total cost of the project.

Corruption also harms companies that produce goods and services in these areas as it increases operating costs and reduces competitiveness.

These arrangements have been effective in building ownership of the activities in each country, and have also minimized operating costs.

However, Saudi Arabia only seeks compensation for the costs of operating and managing the preserves for a 20 year period.

(i) A lessor under a lease that is not a financing lease but which extends for a term of more than one year

The Board notes that UNOPS has performed a three year lease income forecast for subleases, projecting an average annual lease income of 1.8 million.

Under some forms of financial lease, title to the leased property is transferred to the lessee automatically at the end of the lease term.

What makes the industry work is a commonly agreed informal business culture that is flexible, innovative, and keeps operating costs down.

Personnel (human resources), equipment, and operating costs of financial police are provided from the resources of the Ministry of the Interior.

The initial installation cost of a nuclear power plant may be high its operating costs, however, are relatively low and stable.

Only since June 1999, however, has the Centre been operating a Court Fee Fund used to provide legal assistance with costs.

First, with respect to the new United Nations Campus, the various United Nations organizations are expected to bear additional operating costs, largely relating to higher utility costs and shared common costs, resulting in part from new United Nations wide security directives.

Needless to say, all operating costs were born by the Communist Party and the state, and nobody was much concerned about making money.

That also means ending government co financing of operating costs and demanding that the oil companies tap capital markets to bridge the shortfall.

As for how the money of the campaign will be used, the website says the operating costs are divided into three main areas

Provision is made for commercial communications including centrex operating costs ( 16,750), dial charges ( 25,000), rental charges ( 5,500), official mail ( 19,250) and pouch charges ( 9,000).

However, it had provided 10,000 to countries with established offices to help with additional operating costs, and it had allocated additional amounts upon request.

And the Thamud nor gave them a lease of perpetual life .

And the Thamud nor gave them a lease of perpetual life .

Estimates suggest that the operating costs at enterprise level alone are in the order of 2 10 per cent of the value of exported produce.

Lessor A retains title to the equipment during the lease term but title will be transferred to ABC at the end of the lease term if ABC exercises the purchase option.

Those remaining elements, such as printing, public information services, or translation, that have a direct impact on the relevant programmes have been tabulated as operating costs.

Since the end of the 1990s, its fund balance eroded as revenues failed to cover operating costs, investment needs, or reserves to meet its statutory obligations.