The plaintiff demanded payment.

However, the following should be noted UNU believes that payment of advance fees is permitted by financial rule 110.23, on the condition that the reasons for the advance are recorded.

65. The principle of capacity to pay was valid in itself, but the scale methodology should take various factors into account in determining capacity to pay.

In accordance with the principle of capacity to pay, those countries that were able to pay their contributions as assessed must do so in full, on time and without conditions.

The claimant requested payment of the outstanding balance.

In St. Helena's case, the reason was its isolation and the fact that it did not produce enough raw materials to cover its expenses.

His delegation therefore supported measures to encourage Member States to pay their contributions on time, in full and without conditions, based on the principle that expenses should be apportioned on the basis of capacity to pay.

As a general principle, all payments to Governments are made at Headquarters.

Several inter office vouchers indeed remain outstanding mostly owing to the absence of answers from UNDP headquarters or field offices.

The claimant demanded payment of the sum due resulting from previously delivered goods.

The principle of capacity to pay was an important one which had been historically accepted in the United Nations.

The principle that the poor should not have to pay for these services seemed obvious, but in reality they were paying much more than the affluent sections of developing countries because they were forced to buy from private vendors.

The principle that the poor should not have to pay for these services seemed obvious, but in reality, they were paying much more than the affluent sections of developing countries because they were forced to buy from private vendors.

Recommendation for funds to cover overexpenditures due to write offs, refunds, cancellations, revaluations and other charges for completed projects financed by other resources 6 (c)

It was therefore essential to reach agreement on the priority issues, on the basis of the principle of capacity to pay, or else henceforward to omit all reference to that fundamental principle.

In principle, the Administration pays for troops and contingent owned equipment on a quarterly cycle after retaining sufficient cash for the settlement of operating expenses that are immediately payable.

7. The principle of capacity to pay was paramount, because it aimed at producing fairness and equity.

Calculated solely on the principle of capacity to pay, the largest contributor should, in fact, be paying more than the ceiling of 25 per cent of the regular budget.

That's what the clients pay him for. He's a CPA.

As a result, the Fund would pay approximately 83.3 per cent of the total audit costs as opposed to 50.9 per cent under the existing arrangements.

There were reports of riots staged by some guardians de la paix whose demobilization fees had not been paid owing to conflicting figures about their numbers.

One of the defendants opened a letter of credit in favour of the plaintiff for the payment of part of the price, the balance to be paid in installments.

I got nothing personal against nobody.

A range of economic and regulatory options are already available to translate this into practical action, using the quot User Pays Principle quot and the quot Polluter Pays Principle quot .

The reason for the large carry over is that almost all funds are paid in advance, and some projects may extend over several years.

The delay in paying the remaining 20 per cent could be also related to the fact that not all the experts submitted their travel claims on time.

With regard to the payment of arrears, Jordan rejected any punitive measures, since the vast majority of States in arrears were developing countries that were unable to pay their contributions owing to extenuating circumstances.

One reason may be that the secretariat does not cover the travel expenses of such participants and another reason may be that experts often do not fully recognize the importance of their potential contribution.

If, for some reason, your credit card bounces, or there's some other problem, you lose your character.

Court fixes bond at 200.

So micropayments have become huge.

Far from distorting the scales, such relief provided a moderating element in the existing formula for determining how much each country should pay and allowed the calculations to reflect the principle of capacity to pay.

Gradual reform must continue in pursuit of equity based on the principle of capacity to pay.

(The unit of measure should not exceed one ten thousandth of the total military expenditures.

Additional requirements relate mainly to the payment of a higher mission subsistence allowance (MSA) than included in the budget estimates.

Mr. Neil (Jamaica) said that the principle of capacity to pay was applicable to all States.

29. Honorariums are not paid to members of the IAEA organs or subsidiary organs.

In addition, the leave salary originally paid as a component of overhead was paid as a separate and additional amount after the first amendment.

As a consequence, it rejects the Committee apos s recommendation to pay compensation.

The unutilized balance of 9,900 relates to lower requirements under training related travel that resulted from the cost of four participants being paid for by their departments.

Payments fail upon execution owing to faulty, incorrect or incomplete payment instructions.

(4) Payment by cheque.

However, a distinction should be drawn between Governments which failed to make payments because of political conditionalities and others, like her own, which had difficulty in making full payments for financial reasons.

It further held that a claimant could be deemed to have unlawfully refused performance if it made delivery dependent on payment of arrears from previous sales contracts, even if the parties had agreed on cash payment in advance.

The Committee's deliberations on the matter should be guided by the principle of capacity to pay.