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Today's level reflects a reduction from that amount of over 80 per cent.
The level of resources for the biennium 1998-1999 reflects a reduction of 82 posts.
B Reflects a reduction of 5 international and 10 local posts.
The reduction of $700 under Executive direction and management reflects a reduction under travel;
The recommended amount reflects a reduction of 8 per cent of the amount proposed by the Secretary-General.
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For 2012, requirements of $2,041,900 are sought for official travel, which reflects a reduction of $190,400 on the approved resources for 2011.
The recommended amount reflects a reduction of 7 per cent from the amount proposed by the Secretary-General.
The Advisory Committee notes that the provision of $2,940,200 for air transportation reflects a reduction of $188,100 over the approved resources for 2011.
The restructuring also reflects a reduction in the number of Director-level(D-2) posts from five to four.
The provision of $25,100 for external printing of various reports reflects a reduction of $18,600 in line with the overall reduction for external printing.
This reflects a reduction from the prior provision of $4,500 per month based on recent expenditure patterns.
The decrease of $521,100 compared with the apportionment for 2010 reflects a reduction in training-related travel, as more training is proposed to be conducted in-house in 2011.
This reflects a reduction in requirements as compared with those reported in document A/C.5/62/21 by an amount of $1,916,500.
The proposed budget for the 2013/14 period reflects a reduction in the number of light passenger vehicles from 238 in 2012/13 to 197 in 2013/14.
This decline reflects a reduction in imports, due to the falling price of nickel, the curtailment of investment programmes, and the introduction of austerity measures in mid-2009.
Overall, the proposed staffing of 289 posts reflects a reduction of 9 international posts from the staffing level approved for the previous period.
This figure reflects a reduction in the number of visitors to Headquarters due to suspension of the guided tours during the forty-eighth session of the General Assembly.
The proposed staffing level presented in section VIII above reflects a reduction of these two management posts in addition to those of a Political Adviser(P-3) and six officers within the Administrative Division P-3.
This reflects a reduction of $43,400 resulting from efforts to economize by having various staff of the Registry carry out some of the required functions.
The decrease in non-post requirements mainly reflects a reduction under official travel of staff in an effort to combine travel events/trips and have fewer staff travelling.
This reflects a reduction from the previous establishment of 454 vehicles, in light of the return of one armoured personnel carrier and 69 HUMVEEs to the Government of Kuwait.
The proposed budget reflects a reduction in the total flying hours from 2,156 to 1,690 based on the review of operational requirements.
The decrease of $10,400 reflects a reduction in requirements for furniture and equipment, including the replacement of office equipment.
The other half of the difference reflects a reduction in the projected number of births, primarily as a result of lower expected future fertility levels.
The proposed civilian staffing reflects a reduction of nine international posts from the staffing level approved for the previous mandate period.
The decrease in the amount of $105,900 reflects a reduction in estimated requirements for the replacement of servers in anticipation of migration to a new hardware platform.
Provision under this heading reflects a reduction of $76,800 from the previous period as the F-27 aircraft is being used for the transport of non-bulky cargo.
The appropriation reflects a reduction in nominal terms of approximately 7 per cent as compared with the revised appropriation for the biennium 2004-2005.
The report reflects a reduction in requirements of $18.2 million, net of staff assessment, from the initial appropriation for the biennium 2010-2011.
The present report reflects a reduction in requirements of $19.9 million, net of staff assessment, to the initial appropriation for the biennium 2010-2011.