Примеры использования Repatriation of military на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Phased repatriation of military personnel.
Plans are also being prepared for the repatriation of military contingents.
Less: repatriation of military observers.
The reduced requirements are attributable to an expeditious and orderly repatriation of military observers.
Audit of repatriation of military contingents.
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The lower output was due to the downsizing of the mission and early repatriation of military observers.
Reduced as a result of the repatriation of military and civilian personnel.
The repatriation of military personnel was accomplished by the UNCMAC secretariat and the UNC honour guard.
The phased drawdown and repatriation of military observers;
The unutilized balance of $6,400 under this heading was attributable to the accelerated repatriation of military observers.
Emplacement, rotation and repatriation of military and police personnel and administration of civilian personnel.
The unutilized balance resulted primarily from lower costs for emplacement,rotation and repatriation of military personnel.
Emplacement, rotation and repatriation of military and police personnel and administration of civilian personnel.
This reflects the reduction in the authorized strength and subsequent repatriation of military personnel and civilian police.
Emplacement, rotation and repatriation of military and police personnel and administration of civilian personnel.
Savings of $29,200 were realized owing to delays in the deployment andsubsequent evacuation and repatriation of military and civilian personnel.
At present, the withdrawal and repatriation of military personnel, which had been deployed to support the election, has begun.
The decrease of some $320 million was as a result of the downsizing of the Mission and the repatriation of military and police personnel by December 2004.
Emplacement, rotation and repatriation of military and police personnel and administration of civilian personnel.
The reduced requirement for self-sustainment of military andformed police personnel was attributed to the repatriation of military personnel of three contingent units.
Emplacement, rotation and repatriation of military and police personnel and administration of civilian personnel Mission transitioning.
Through EarthMed, the Medical Support Section in the Department of Field Support has retrieved data on medical conditions leading to evacuation and repatriation of military and police personnel.
The cost estimate for travel related to the emplacement,rotation and repatriation of military and police personnel amounts to approximately $29 million.
The most significant factor contributing to the variance is higher requirements for petrol, oil and lubricants, and spare parts to maintain the vehicle fleet retained in support of the increased troop,police and civilian strength for a longer period, in line with the delayed drawdown and repatriation of military and civilian personnel.
At the same time, plans have been finalized for the repatriation of military observers and civilian police.
As indicated in the proposed budget, the increase is owing mainly to higher requirements for mission subsistence allowance for military observers and United Nations police, on the basis of the application of an exchange rate of Euro0.70 to the United States dollar(compared with the rate of Euro0.762 used for 2009/10), as well as higher requirements for emplacement,rotation and repatriation of military and police personnel on the basis of actual expenditures incurred in 2008/09.
Guidelines for the selection, deployment,extension, rotation, transfer and repatriation of military observers in United Nations peacekeeping operations.
The reduction is due to the repatriation of military observers and United Nations police, inclusive of payment of mission subsistence allowance.
During the performance period, the higher expenditures in July andAugust 2012 are related to the obligations raised primarily for operation of aircraft, repatriation of military and police personnel and contingent-owned equipment, and for maintenance, rations and fuel contracts.
The Advisory Committee was informed that the repatriation of military and police personnel and their equipment proceeded as planned and that all personnel had been repatriated as at 30 September 2009.