Примеры использования Full deployment of military на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Management: full deployment of military personnel.
Pursuant to Security Council resolution 1944(2010), the cost estimates for 2011/12 are premised on the full deployment of military and police personnel.
Management: full deployment of military observers.
The budget estimates showed increased requirements under personnel costs owing to projected full deployment of military, civilian police and civilian personnel.
Expected full deployment of military contingent personnel.
Ms. Udo(Nigeria), speaking on behalf of the African Group,said that the Group welcomed the full deployment of military contingents, which had produced positive results on the ground.
Represents full deployment of military personnel Infantry.
Increased monthly requirements under this major line item as compared to the prior period are due to the full deployment of military and civilian personnel in the current 12-month period.
Represents full deployment of military personnel.
As indicated in paragraph 28 of the report(A/51/520/Add.1),the cost estimates are based on the assumption of full deployment of military observers, contingents and civilian police.
Management: full deployment of military observers.
The preparation of the 2010/11 estimates is based on a careful assessment of air transportation requirements to support the full deployment of military, police and civilian personnel.
As indicated in document A/50/651/Add.1, full deployment of military and civilian personnel is anticipated prior to 31 December 1995.
By contrast, there are increases owing to the deployment of the force intervention brigade in MONUSCO,an increase in the authorized strength of AMISOM and the full deployment of military personnel in UNISFA.
In the meantime, it should make every effort to ensure the full deployment of military contingents and the recruitment of civilian personnel.
The full deployment of military and civilian personnel was achieved from 1 July 1996 as the personnel required for UNSMIH operations were transferred from UNMIH.
The estimates are based on the assumption that the full establishment of the Verification Mission will have been completed as of the beginning of the period under review, including the full deployment of military and civilian personnel.
The full deployment of military personnel is expected following the signature of the status-of-forces agreement between the United Nations and the Government of the Sudan.
Those reductions were offset by additional requirements relating to the projected full deployment of military and police units and the proposed increase of the Mission's civilian establishment by 142 international and 830 national staff.
Full deployment of military observers at the authorized level of 92 was expected to be achieved by the end of February. However, full deployment of international staff will be achieved by the end of March.
During the forthcoming budget period 2006/07, it is envisaged that there will be full deployment of military contingents for all missions and that memorandums of understanding for all the additional/new units(66) would have been concluded and signed.
Achieving this aim requires full deployment of military, police and other civilian personnel; putting in place the remaining logistics and administrative support, enhancing structures for organization, management, command and control and streamlining some operational procedures.
For the financial period from 1 July 2004 to 30 June 2005,the proposed increase of $77.3 million was due largely to full deployment of military and civilian personnel, international and national civilian staff, and aircraft.
This post is requested in connection with the projected full deployment of military contingent personnel and the expansion of the Operation's presence in the interior of the country and for all operational issues related to the accommodation of military and civilian personnel.
Pursuant to Security Council resolution 2012(2011), the cost estimates for 2012/13 are premised on the full deployment of military and police personnel following the completion in 2011/12 of the reduction of 1,600 troops and 1,150 formed police personnel.
That figure, which reflected full deployment of military and police personnel in UNMIS and of the authorized increases in military and police personnel in MONUC and UNOCI, represented a decrease of $256.4 million, or 5.1 per cent, compared with the total peacekeeping budget of $5 billion approved for 2005/06.
The variance results primarily from higher requirements for self-sustainment owing to the full deployment of military and formed police personnel, compared to 2 per cent delayed deployment in 2007/08, as well as increased requirements for vaccines and other medical supplies.
While the approved budget assumed full deployment of military observers, the actual average vacancy rate during the reporting period amounted to 3 per cent, resulting in savings under mission subsistence allowance($94,400) and clothing and equipment allowance $2,400.
For UNMIL, the estimates for the period 2004/05 will reflect the full deployment of military and police personnel and the related civilian support as well as the completion of procurement of equipment deferred from the initial period of establishment of the Mission.
The increase results mainly from the full deployment of military observers, contingent personnel, United Nations civilian police and formed police units throughout the 12-month period, with a delayed deployment factor applied for military observers(5 per cent) and for United Nations police 10 per cent.