Military contingent 28 18

(ii) Contingent owned equipment .

Contingent owned equipment 750.0

(b) Military contingent . 6 290 700

Transport of contingent owned equipment 450.0

(a) Contingent owned equipment 750 000

1. Transport of contingent owned equipment 450 000

Contingent liability reserve for the United Nations Postal Administration

At a time of deep recession, such support should not be made contingent on reaching unattainable fiscal objectives.

Instead, they are contingent on the behavior of financial markets.

The group calls their version of contingent capital regulatory hybrid securities.

A healthy democracy is contingent on having a healthy media ecosystem.

Provision is made for the estimated cost of the withdrawal of contingent owned equipment of the departing support regiment and for the emplacement of the incoming contingent respectively.

Why wasn t the idea of contingent capital seized upon in earlier crises?

Moreover, the agency claims that the new contingent has more modern equipment.

In comes a brave new world of state contingent threshold based forward guidance, complete with three conditional knockouts that would cause the guidance to be changed.

In comes a brave new world of state contingent threshold based forward guidance, complete with three conditional knockouts that would cause the guidance to be changed.

Now that Japan has withdrawn its small contingent of troops, perhaps Bush will speak plainly to Abe.

This indicated that the block was dependent on technical specifications contingent upon http.

Yet it is most unlikely that all NATO members would agree to such a change of policy and even more unlikely that all would be prepared to provide a national contingent.

Over time, however, the interest rate premium is likely to be small, because higher capital requirements and contingent capital should significantly reduce the likelihood of ever reaching the triggers.

Now that aid is beginning to flow, Karzai must be told that its continuation is contingent on his bringing prominent Pashtuns and Hezaras into the inner circles of government.

These contingent motivators if you do this, then you get that work in some circumstances.

By contrast, some finance specialists favor forcing banks to rely much more on contingent debt that can be forcibly converted to (possibly worthless) stock in the event of a system wide meltdown.

If such a contingent capital structure had been in place before the crisis, troubled banks would have been recapitalized by the contingent debt holders while avoiding the complications and legal posturing inevitable in formal bankruptcy.

At a time of deep recession, such support should not be made contingent on reaching unattainable fiscal objectives. Fiscal consolidation should be a condition for the longer term aid that international organizations will have to provide.

Despite a devoted contingent of fans (many of whom seem to be familiar with the books), most Internet users appear to think Children Versus Wizards is a poorly animated piece of patriotic trash.

I think that part of the reason must be that the problem was poorly understood then, so that contingent capital could not be well articulated and lacked the force of argument that would allow it to be impressed upon government policy makers.

Even in far away East Timor there is British and American support for the main Australian contingent.

(b) Options other than the establishment of the contingent liability reserve for the United Nations Postal Administration

The Committee was informed that those vehicles were obtained at favourable rates from the departing Canadian contingent.

The best designed policies are always contingent on local conditions, making use of pre existing advantages and seeking to overcome domestic constraints.

In issuing contingent capital, banks would have to pay a higher interest rate than they would on ordinary long term debt, because debt investors will face the true cost of capital, not the government subsidized cost. Over time, however, the interest rate premium is likely to be small, because higher capital requirements and contingent capital should significantly reduce the likelihood of ever reaching the triggers.

In war, this irregular contingent of hackers would become the vanguard behind which the PLA takes on the enemy.

And the Contingent Reserve Arrangement (CRA) was created by the BRICS countries (Brazil, China, India, Russia, and South Africa).

The value of contingent owned equipment brought into the mission area by military contingents is estimated at 338 million.

Provision is made for repairs, maintenance and spare parts for contingent owned as well as United Nations owned equipment.

The cost estimate provides for up to a maximum contingent strength of 1,273 military personnel consisting of 1,050 infantry and 223 logistic support personnel.

Every country that has sent troops to aid America's efforts in Iraq is under pressure, as the decision by the Philippines to withdraw its small contingent shows.

This estimate provides for payment to troop contributing Governments of the costs of contingent owned equipment furnished to their contingents at the request of the United Nations.

Provision is made for medical treatment for those military personnel who do not have integral medical facilities within their contingent.

UK Athletics' performance director Neil Black says the 16 strong Scottish contingent in the World Championships squad will make a massive contribution to the team.

In 1967, South Korea obliged the mutual defense treaty, by sending a large combat troop contingent to support the United States in the Vietnam War.

Approximately 50 premises are provided at no cost to the United Nations by the Government of Cyprus for military observers, contingent personnel and civilian police.

But, if you look at the characteristics of those two, pleasure is contingent upon time, upon its object, upon the place.