The cost estimate for rental of helicopters provided for 15,755 flying hours.

Iraq states that the method used by Jordan to estimate the cost of preventative expenditures is neither reasonable nor appropriate.

In short, even our moderate estimate may significantly underestimate the cost of America s involvement in Iraq. And our estimate does not include any of the costs implied by the enormous loss of life and property in Iraq itself.

The collection of data necessary to estimate savings has been difficult as some organizations did not know the cost of their payroll systems.

Implementation costs are very difficult to estimate, as they represent the cost to adapt standard products to the specific client's environment and needs.

The cost estimate for military contingents amounts to 141,117,900, an increase of 1,569,600 (1.1 per cent) over the apportionment for the current period.

The Advisory Committee was informed that UNOCI plans to implement 100 quick impact projects during the 2005 06 period at a total cost estimate of 1 million.

Yet the cost would be anything but negligible. The EU s own estimate is about 60 billion annually , which is almost certainly a vast underestimate (its previous estimate was almost twice as much), since it requires the EU to make the reductions in the smartest way possible.

One is a low estimate, and one is a high estimate.

The low estimate is the nuclear energy industry estimate of nuclear.

The total cost estimate for military and civilian police for 2005 06 is 166,403,800, an increase of 5,145,000 (3.2 per cent) in comparison with the apportionment for the current period.

b Estimate.

This means the estimate for 2002 is likely to be an over estimate.

This means the estimate for 2002 is likely to be an over estimate.

In fact, he forecasted that the price of doing nothing could even approach 20 of GDP. (Never mind that this cost estimate is probably wildly overestimated most models show about 3 damages.)

Subject to a review under Article 8 and the acceptance of the revised estimate by the expert review team, the revised estimate shall replace the adjusted estimate.

With regard to the costs of amputation surgery, the Panel considers that Kuwait's estimate is not reasonable since it is based on the average cost of surgery at the Mubarak Al Kabeer Hospital, which is higher than the average cost at the Al Razi Hospital, where the surgery was actually performed.

When examining the cost of conflict, the Copenhagen Consensus economists estimate the actual costs of global military expenditure. If one also takes into account the lives lost in battle, the estimates increase by about 50 .

The analysis of data provided by organizations leads us to estimate that the average payroll cost per employee per year currently borne by the United Nations system organizations is in the range of US 200 250.

b 2003 World Bank estimate.

In the time between their dispatch to the Parties and the Open e Ended Working Group, an effort will be made to obtain an estimate of the cost indicative costing to carry out of such a study.

Germany alone spends more than 3 billion annually, or 167 per ton of avoided CO2 emissions, which is more than 37 times the cost of carbon reductions in the European Union Emissions Trading System. And the estimate of avoided emissions ignores indirect land use changes, making the likely real cost at least eight times higher.

The EU promised to cut its CO2 emissions by 20 by 2020, at a cost that the Commission s own estimates put at about 0.5 of GDP, or roughly 60 billion per year. This is obviously a hefty price tag at least a 50 increase in the total cost of the EU and it will likely be much higher (the Commission has previously estimated the cost to be double its current estimate).

Estimate 2002 2003 to be determined

Estimate 2002 2003 to be determined

Estimate 2002 2003 to be determined

Estimate by UNESCO Institute for Statistics.

Recapitulation of the May 2005 estimate

The Secretary General reported in April 2005 that the latest cost estimate for UNDC 5 was 552 million (exclusive of management and bond costs), plus an additional 17 million contingency as suggested by the United Nations programme manager.

As a principle to achieve conservative estimates, the calculation of an adjustment for a commitment period year should not result in an emission estimate that is lower or a removal estimate that is higher than that originally submitted by the Party, and an adjustment for an estimate of the base year should not result in an emission estimate that is higher than the originally submitted estimate.

It was further requested that the secretariat provide Parties with an estimate of the cost of funding the participation of Parties not operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 as identified by TEAP in its report on administrative issues.

The cost estimate for civilian police provides for MSA, clothing allowance, and deployment travel of civilian police based on the projected phased deployment of 437 civilian police by October 2005, within a total authorized strength of 715 civilian police.

Before any proposal which involves expenditures is approved by the Committee or by its subsidiary bodies, the Secretary General shall prepare and circulate to its members, as early as possible, an estimate of the cost involved in the proposal.

Because I could go on for about two hours with evidence of people's inability to estimate odds and inability to estimate value.

The total estimate of 569 million is 80 per cent higher than the preliminary estimate of 315.8 million made in September 2002.

The low ball estimate is 35 million.

d Estimate by UNESCO Institute for Statistics.

Once these risks are identified and prioritised, a more detailed and focused assessment on how to improve the reliability of specific munition natures could be undertaken and an approximate cost estimate to implement this increase in reliability could be determined.

Before any proposal which involves expenditures is approved by the Committee or by any of its subsidiary bodies, the Secretary General shall prepare and circulate to its members, as early as possible, an estimate of the cost involved in the proposal.

Before any proposal which involves expenditures is approved by the Committee or by any of its subsidiary bodies, the Secretary General shall prepare and circulate to its members, as early as possible, an estimate of the cost involved in the proposal.

This was the estimate of the new survey.

2 Estimate for 2000, data provided by FAOSTAT.

It is important to note that the Lebanese government plans to cover a large share of the cost of the program. We estimate that providing a refugee child with a place in our public schools will cost roughly 1,800 per year donors are being asked to contribute 363 per student in the first shift and 600 per student in the second.

The Advisory Committee notes that the estimate for extrabudgetary resources for the biennium 2006 2007 amounts to 3,624,500, up from the 2004 2005 estimate of 2,926,100.

Try to estimate how much you spent on books.