That 10,000 francs should pay our expenses.

But I pay for all the expenses.

That's all right. Bring her in. We'll pay all the expenses.

Volunteered to pay his own expenses just to be a character witness.

The principle of the capacity to pay should remain the fundamental criterion for the apportionment of the Organization s expenses.

Reaffirming the fundamental principle that the expenses of the Organization should be apportioned broadly according to capacity to pay,

I shouldn't be able to pay you much money at first, of course eight pounds a week and expenses.

Some cases were reported of people hospitalized because of lead exposure who had to pay for their own medical expenses.

Bring in your financial advisor Your advisor can also help you come up with a way to pay for those expenses.

3. Also reaffirms the fundamental principle that the expenses of the Organization shall be apportioned broadly according to capacity to pay

The principle of capacity to pay should remain the cardinal criterion for the apportionment of the expenses of the United Nations.

I'll bet you all the expenses of the experiment that you can' t do it I'll even pay for the lessons

The apportionment of the Organization's expenses among Member States must be fair and equitable, with capacity to pay being the paramount consideration.

Article 45 An enterprise shall pay administrative undertaking charges, governmental funds and the expenses for using or occupying state owned resources under law.

Reaffirming also the fundamental principle that the expenses of the Organization shall be apportioned among Member States broadly according to capacity to pay,

(c) Under subparagraph (a) (vi) above, the United Nations shall pay the travel expenses of a staff member to the place of recruitment.

Article 74 provides that if the husband is unable to pay them, these expenses shall be a debt for which he is liable.

The Special Rapporteur was given an advance of 450 for subsistence expenses, which actually amounted to 1,050, leaving him to pay 600 himself.

To ensure that the Organization s expenses were equitably apportioned, Japan advocated the use of responsibility to pay as the basis for calculating the scale of assessments, together with the current concept of capacity to pay .

That experience had reaffirmed its belief that capacity to pay should be the main criterion for the apportionment of the expenses of the Organization.

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.

In fact, you've been so generous about the whole matter I was about to suggest that maybe you'd allow me to pay the funeral expenses.

(a) Subject to the conditions laid down in these Rules, the United Nations shall pay the travel expenses of a staff member under the following circumstances

Foremost amongst those recommendations was that the principle of capacity to pay should be the fundamental criterion for the apportionment of the expenses of the Organization.

If no when you win your victory tomorrow... presumably the survivors will be auctioned off... in order to pay for the expenses of this heroic expedition.

Travel expenses 1. The United Nations shall pay, subject to the conditions of these Regulations, the travel expenses of the members of the International Court of Justice necessarily incurred on duly authorized journeys. The following shall be deemed to be duly authorized journeys

Expenses

In that regard, the cardinal principle in the apportionment of the Organization apos s expenses remained capacity to pay deviation from that principle might have serious consequences.

However, because of the scarcity of budgetary resources, other expenses should be kept to a minimum because there were simply no funds available to pay for them.

5. Emphasizes the need for future scales of assessments to reflect the principle that the expenses of the Organization shall be apportioned broadly according to capacity to pay

But if the patient chooses to be admitted to a hospital in another county, the patient concerned may in certain cases pay a proportion of the transport expenses.

Income Expenses

Scheduled Expenses

Expenses conduit

General expenses

mission expenses

expenses supplies

Our expenses?

25. The Committee recalled that its original terms of reference, as approved by the General Assembly in paragraph 3 of its resolution 14 (I) A, specified that the expenses of the United Nations should be apportioned broadly according to capacity to pay, and that in subsequent resolutions the Assembly had reaffirmed capacity to pay as the fundamental criterion for the apportionment of the expenses of the Organization.

Subject to conditions and definitions prescribed by the Secretary General, the United Nations shall in appropriate cases pay the travel expenses of staff members, their spouses and dependent children.

Financial support of the United Nations should be based on the equitable distribution of its expenses among the Member States in accordance with the principle of capacity to pay.

Communication expenses 10.0

Funeral expenses grant.

Income and Expenses

General operating expenses