Contractual arrangements

B. Contractual arrangements

Contractual terms

Contractual limitations on assignments

Contractual services 4 376.3

Certainty was important in contractual relationships.

(b) Contractual services 4 376 300

(b) Contractual services, by 6.4 million dollars

Contractual services (increase 1,530,100)

(g) Other contractual services 2,000.

5. Welcomes the following voluntary commitments

Secondly, obligations already agreed should be met.

Scope of application and Freedom of contract (draft articles 1, 2, 88 and 89)

This has enabled a reduction in contractual services and travel to be made.

It follows that the use of force should not be recognized as a general solvent of treaty obligations.

Policies and measures to fulfil the commitments

1. Countermeasures shall not affect

It also includes the cost of outside commercial repairs and contractual maintenance ( 12,700).

Thus, it is recommended that the following costs, associated with contractual services, be separated from other operational expenses

The United States would not object to revising article 75(c) to cover contractual ports.

Mr. D'Allaire (Canada) said that party autonomy was a key principle in contractual dealings.

For its part, Romania would like to be able to deliver on commitments and expectations.

This includes an assessment of the work vis à vis the job description or terms of reference and other contractual terms.

A provision of 10,191,900 is made for contractual services for portfolio management.

These posts are requested for monitoring the rations and fuel contracts and the contractor's performance and to ensure compliance with the contractual agreements.

Notes the intention of the Commission to submit to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session a final report on contractual arrangements

One answer would be to add to future bond covenants contractual provisions that would trigger the necessary restructuring automatically.

We must also invest in the governance sector and, in particular, the rule of law and respect for contractual rights and obligations.

Takes note of the report of the Secretary General on contractual arrangements,A 59 263 Add.1. and decides to revert to the issue at its sixtieth session in the context of its consideration of the report of the International Civil Service Commission on contractual arrangements with a view to taking a decision

The studies have validated the ECW measures and identified numerous good practices.

The amount made available for obligating was influenced by the level and timing of the payment of assessed contributions.

Finally and this will be the greatest challenge of all national commitments must now be fulfilled.

The increase also relates to higher than estimated external audit costs ( 75,300) partially offset by decreased requirements under other contractual services ( 37,500), including Internet services, medical consultants and contractual security services.

3. Countermeasures shall, as far as possible, be taken in such a way as to permit the resumption of performance of the obligations in question.

Part VII Review of national communications and information on other commitments under the Kyoto Protocol

The following year, 2005, presented a unique opportunity to make good on the international community's commitments to women.

(a) Countermeasures must be taken in such a way as to permit the resumption of performance of the obligations in question

3. Stresses the need for rationalization of the current United Nations system of contractual arrangements, which lacks transparency and is complex to administer

(Intervening in contractual relations ex post to enforce union demands is an emerging characteristic of the administration).

References to contractual places and ports mean the places and ports provided under the contract of carriage or in the contract particulars.

The Embassy sent a letter to the court describing the contractual relationship between it and the organization headed by Mr. Marynich.

Certifications are in fact often based on customer contractual requirements rather than a desire to actually improve quality.

Large shippers are just as able to effectively safeguard their interests in contractual negotiations, as are large carriers.

A further suggestion was made that if ports were included in these subparagraphs, the reference should be to contractual ports.

It is now up to the Member States to respond by supporting the proposals and delivering the commitments.