Category C corrections discrepancies between electronic and paper claim formats

Another concern referred to discrepancies between official statistics and estimated numbers of Copts.

There are also various discrepancies affecting both women and children, as seen below.

Notes with concern the lack of information on the implementation of ratios of vehicles to staff and discrepancies in the implementation of standard ratios

In paragraph 55, the Board indicated that UNODC agreed with the Board's recommendation to adjust both information systems to avoid further discrepancies in expenditures.

Notes with concern the lack of information on the implementation of ratios of vehicles to staff and discrepancies in the implementation of standard ratios

Furthermore, the complainant's marital status remains uncertain, as the information he provided contains clear discrepancies.

Clarification was sought on the discrepancies between national data sources and those used by UNICEF.

The Prosecutor and courts overlooked factual discrepancies, incriminating objective evidence and unlikely statements of police officers.

Chile had chosen to resolve its discrepancies through peaceful means and renounced violence in all its forms.

I emphasize serious , because in the case of lesser discrepancies we credited the information as being correct.

At present, information about discrepancies in pay between men and women is only available at macro level.

However, there were still serious discrepancies between girls and boys regarding access to various forms of education.

Can you start to find the hot spots to see the discrepancies between someone's words and someone's actions?

The Commission also needed to work in close collaboration with the Ministry, not only to prevent discrepancies in policies, but also to ensure the advancement of women in all fields.

The results suggest that significant value discrepancies should be monitored by all Participants and followed by appropriate bilateral action.

In summary, of the instances that we could verify, we found serious discrepancies in at least one third of the entries.

Upon enquiry, the Committee was informed that experience had shown these mechanisms for dealing with discrepancies between projected and actual income to be effective for making swift adjustments to the budget when needed.

This study was submitted to the House of Representatives in 2003 and the new research method is currently being translated into a user friendly management tool with which organisations can test their own pay systems for unjustified discrepancies.

Some delegations suggested reverting to the full language of article 28 of the Rome Statute, as that would eliminate the possibility of discrepancies between international instruments.

The University of Utrecht has developed a method, commissioned by the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment, to investigate whether unjustified pay discrepancies exist within organisations.

The study provides insight into the status of women in terms of education, the labour market, health care, politics and public positions and into legislative discrepancies.

Data on the enrollment from 1995 do not indicate that there have been significant discrepancies between the enrollment of men and women for any level of education.

Besides highlighting discrepancies between regulations and practice, this also provided an indication of the costs involved and the extent to which daycare centres are able to afford them.

Discrepancies between trafficking statistics provided by the police and those provided by the Knesset committees could be explained by the fact that the latter also included estimates by NGOs.

Various delegations drew attention to discrepancies between the French and English texts of paragraph 2 and suggested that the Working Group should proceed on the basis of the English version.

Should cases of non compliance or procedural shortfalls or deficiencies in the protection measures stipulated in the protection plans be encountered, time is given for those discrepancies to be rectified.

(b) Perform proofreading functions, ensuring that changes have been incorporated as marked in the draft copy and alerting the responsible authority if obvious errors or discrepancies are found in the translated text

Apart from a number of lesser discrepancies, there were major difficulties with key claims. After addressing these issues in turn, the Tribunal found that The extent of implausibilities, inconsistencies and other difficulties with the Applicant's evidence are such that, considering them all together, the Tribunal is satisfied that the complainant's claims have been fabricated.

Furthermore, there had been discrepancies in process agent data reported to the Fund and the Ozone secretariats. Consequently, CTOC would welcome further information on related issues before its report to the Parties in 2006.

The discrepancies between two information systems, noted in paragraph 45 of S 2004 789, in respect of payments for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Bulgaria have been corrected.

Several national youth structures reported that it is still customary to formulate national policies without consulting young people, which often results in discrepancies between how young people view various issues and the related policy responses.

Category C corrections Recommendations for corrections to category C claims are those arising from confirmed duplicate claims, discrepancies between the electronic and paper claim formats, and multiple recovery based on the duplication of claim awards.

(1)The designation is able to eliminate or obviously reduce the discrepancies in the recognition or measurement of relevant gains or losses arisen from the different basis of measurement of the financial assets or financial liabilities

It gives rise to major discrepancies when tested against international human rights standards, as it tends to repudiate the international community's claims on behalf of those individuals and groups whose rights are infringed by the national authorities.

The only available monetary policy tool is to change collectively the euro s value relative to outside currencies. But use of this tool is constrained by the wide discrepancies among individual countries appetite for inflationary or deflationary price levels.

Jerven cites these discrepancies to argue that we cannot be certain whether one poor country s GDP is higher than another s, and that we should not use GDP alone to make judgments about which economic policies lead to growth.

In paragraph 47 of its report, the Board recommended that UNRWA examine the discrepancies between the value cards and general ledger and take the steps necessary to reflect asset balances accurately in the notes to the financial statements.

The Committee is concerned about the discrepancies in the data collected by the various ministries and about the lack of disaggregated quantitative and qualitative data on persons under the age 18 years in all areas covered by the Convention, including children living in poverty, children living in rural areas, children with disabilities and street children.

(a) Recognized that grave economic and social discrepancies persisted in many developing countries, including the Latin American and Caribbean region, which had adversely affected the standard of living of the people, hampering the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals

For example, multinational corporations use methods like transfer pricing (book keeping of goods, services, and resources transferred between a single company s branches or subsidiaries) to minimize tax liability on their profits from international operations. Corporate taxpayers take advantage of discrepancies in rules and rates, choosing to do business in countries with more favorable or lax tax regimes.

The quick scan can increase support for submitting pay policies to the CGB and thus enhance policy measures aimed at equal pay Biannual investigation by the Labour Inspectorate into pay discrepancies between men and women, ethnically Dutch and ethnic minority employees, full time and part time employees, and employees with permanent and temporary employment contracts Information supply.

In paragraph 69 of its report, the Board reiterated its recommendation that UNITAR (a) comply with its Statute by defining rules for admission to its core training programme, and (b) address urgently the issue of the discrepancies between the decline in contributions to its General Fund and the increase in the participation of the industrialized countries in its programme.

In a genuine currency union, wealth transfers and automatic stabilizers mean that such discrepancies do not pose a problem. With the eurozone as a whole benefiting from a relatively solid balance of payments position, European leaders initially failed to foresee the risk incurred by letting competitiveness differentials grow, and underestimated the threat posed by some countries accumulation of significant external debt.

Mr. Kittikhoun (Lao People's Democratic Republic), speaking on behalf of the Group of Landlocked Developing Countries, endorsed the statement made by the representative of Qatar on behalf of the Group of 77 and China. Despite the recovery in international trade, with an estimated growth rate of seven per cent in 2004, there were serious discrepancies in trade performance between countries.