Fifty dollars a head. Fifty dollars a head?

Forty dollars.

Fifty dollars.

In 2005, contributions were received from the Czech Republic ( 3,000) Finland ( 5,284) Germany ( 11,628) Mexico ( 7,500) New Zealand ( 3,655) Sweden ( 6,693) and Switzerland ( 10,620).

If you can get it for 200 bucks, why pay a thousand?

How to Kill a Dollar

Oh, about 3,000.

You need 300?

There are 60 double eagles in there.

Twenty Yankee dollars.

Fifteen dollars.

Hey, give me 50. I'm busted.

That'll be 2.90.

2.90? Here's 3.00.

Let's say that he has 50 dollars he has 100 dollars that he needs to convert to Yuan.

Per capita income is 824, one of the lowest in the world ( 836 for men and 671 for women).

Sami borrowed sixty bucks.

So for 60,

I value this about 30.

That'll be 11 .20.

That's only 50 in American money.

It just happens there's about 30 here.

Cost me 28,000.

Less than 20.

Six hundred dollars. Now sign.

Who's gonna make it 20?

I'll make it 11.

Less 18.

It would also free staff to conduct frequent evaluations of contractor performance and of deliveries, packaging, storage and temperature control of rations.

In the same report, the Secretary General stated that to ensure adequate internal audit coverage of mission operations, the Office of Internal Oversight Services had recommended that a resident auditor at the P 4 or P 3 level be assigned for each 100 million of annual budgeted expenditure and also, for those missions with annual budgets exceeding 200 million, that an auditing assistant at the G 6 or G 7 level be assigned.

(e) Recommend criteria and measures for the effective adaptation and use of the results based management principles, methodology and techniques to meet the specific needs of those activities that would ensure the achievement of the overall objectives of the operations concerned.

The Board reiterates its previous recommendation that resident auditors at missions conduct reviews of the portfolio of evidence supporting results, on a test basis, to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the performance reports, thereby increasing their credibility.

Without qualifying our audit opinions expressed above, we draw attention to the review of procurement activities being undertaken by the Office of Internal Oversight Services and to the internal controls review outsourced by the Administration, as reflected in chapter II, paragraphs 65 to 67.

With regard to the previous budgets of the Tribunal, amounts of 66,077 for 1996 97, 39,124 for 1998, 147,590 for 1999, 98,785 for 2000, 297,281 for 2001 and 502,125 for 2002 were still outstanding.

Annex I

11), in which the Assembly, regarding the practice of hiring individual contractors or individuals on procurement contracts to perform functions of a continuing nature, requested the Secretary General to revert to the Assembly for its consideration of the creation of a post is the function was ongoing and was so warranted.

All missions have been informed of this provision and requested to review the functions being performed by individual contractors to determine whether they are core functions required on a continuous basis, in which case posts should be requested in their respective budgets, or whether the services provided by the independent contractors can be obtained through outsourcing or other type of service contract.

The Board previously recommended that the Department of Peacekeeping Operations develop and approve an information and communication technology strategic plan and to update the plan regularly to address the changing needs and requirements of the Department.

That's why you're building these pyramids of sulfur blocks.

Oh, just about 1,000 behind.

Thirtytwo thousand... dollars... and no cents.

There was 60 in it.

50 ... 60 ... 70.

We got 82. What'll that bring?

Right, Stubb. A dollar you don't.