Updated requirements under operational costs reflect a reduction of 1,131,200 in comparison with the initial estimate of 1,795,200.

The revised estimate of 383,820,200 reflects an increase of 110.7 million, or 40.5 per cent, over the initial apportionment for 2004 05.

The Advisory Committee was informed that included in the estimate for military contingents was an amount of 48,028,500 for freight and deployment of contingent owned equipment, an increase of 45,528,500 over the initial estimate of 2,500,000.

The revised estimate for air transportation amounts to 199,773,000, an increase of 37,344,600, or 23 per cent, over the initial apportionment for 2004 05.

The appropriation represented a reduction of 933,800 from the proposed initial estimate of the Secretary General of 42,463,300 (see A 57 772 Add.2).

In some cases the systems are so old that it is difficult to estimate what the initial acquisition or development costs were, related to payroll processing.

(b) Strategy II provides for the scope of strategy I above for phasing and swing space but recommends cutting the approved renovation scope to stay within the initial 1.2 billion estimate.

The initial provision for asset write down of 14.1 million was set up in 1996 1997 on the basis of management's best estimate of RFA assets impairment as at 31 December 1997.

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

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

b Estimate.

This amount, applied to the total United Nations system staff (about 80,000 including all types of contracts) over a period of 10 years, leads to our initial broad estimate of the savings that can be achieved.

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.

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.

b 2003 World Bank estimate.

Date of initial communication 4 December 1996 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 17 August 1998 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 8 October 1998 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 14 May 2001 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 22 July 1998 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 6 November 2000 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 22 July 1998 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 18 June 2002 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 14 October 2003 (initial submission)

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

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.

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.

Initial review

Initial capital

This was the estimate of the new survey.

2 Estimate for 2000, data provided by FAOSTAT.

Initial population 12.

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.

They also have an estimate of around a billion.

And the yellow line is the most optimistic estimate.

Again, it is emphasized that this is an estimate.