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The increase is also attributable partly to an increase in travel for training.
The decrease in the area of medical services for detainees and witnesses($48,900) is also attributable to the number of witnesses;
It is also attributable to increased costs for the rental of the satellite transponder and Brindisi leased line.
The growth of overall income inequality is also attributable to the increase in wage differentials.
The variance is also attributable to reduced requirements for medical supplies reflecting the delayed deployment of the Operation's personnel.
It should be mentioned that progress in these areas is also attributable to the increased education levels of women.
The increase is also attributable to the higher costs of rotation travel on the basis of past experience.
The substantial drop in global economic growth,triggered by the recent global financial and economic crisis and recession, is also attributable to financial globalization.
The variance is also attributable to increases in new contracts for master record keeper and custodian services.
The complicated relations between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the IAEA is also attributable to the partiality and"double standard" imposed by some officials of the IAEA secretariat.
But it is also attributable to the non-payment of unsustainably high debt-servicing obligations and is manifested in the accumulation of arrears.
It is indicated that the variance is also attributable to the reduced cost of local insurance due to a lower currency exchange rate.
The variance is also attributable to more accurate estimates for freight charges for 2013/14, including the use of actual expenditure, and an increase in mine action requirements, under other supplies, services and equipment.
The increase in the funding requirements is also attributable to an increase in requirements for rations associated with the increase in the number of troops.
The variance is also attributable to the reduced requirement for non-training consultants, as the Operation intends to use in-house resources, where capacity exists, to develop strategies and carry out special projects.
The anticipated unencumbered balance for 2012 is also attributable mainly to the relocation of the experts, offset partly by new requirements for travel of staff.
The variance is also attributable to reduced resource requirements for the maintenance and repair of roads and bridges as compared with requirements in the 2006/07 period.
As indicated in paragraph 13 above,a decrease of the staffing establishment of the Supply Section is also attributable to the establishment of a Contracts Management Unit comprising one P-4, one P-3 and one national General Service staff as a separate organizational unit directly reporting to the Chief of Integrated Support Services.
The increase is also attributable to an increase in the number of staff at UNSOA, which will lead to a commensurate increase in the need for training consultants.
The reduced requirement is also attributable to the absence of claims for death and disability compensation.
This improved rating is also attributable to the strong support of all development partners, including the private sector, which have worked closely with the Fijian Government.
The overall decrease in requirements is also attributable to reduced requirements for operational costs, owing mainly to lower costs for facilities and infrastructure.
The variance is also attributable to decreases in the requirements for refrigeration and security and safety equipment in light of the planned acquisition in the current 2005/06 period.
The increased requirement is also attributable partly to the procurement of one additional marine vessel to replace a vessel damaged in 2011/12.
The increase is also attributable to increased fuel requirements, spare parts, and repairs and maintenance associated with the expanded fleet and increased area of operations.
A portion of the increase($0.2 million) is also attributable to an increase in hazardous duty allowance and military observer mission subsistence allowance at UNMOGIP;
The increase is also attributable to the revised salary scales for Professional and Field Service staff effective January 2003 and the use of revised standard costs for year 2004.
The reduction in the requirements for aviation fuel is also attributable to the lower price of fuel, which was reduced from $1.32 per litre in 2013/14 to $1.14 per litre in 2014/15, representing a decrease of 13.6 per cent.
The unutilized balance is also attributable to an overall actual vacancy rate of 5 per cent experienced for national staff compared to a zero vacancy rate in the budget.
The variance is also attributable to the proposed deployment of 100 international posts in the Santo Domingo Liaison and Support Centre, in which entitlement to hazardous duty station allowance is not applicable.