Примеры использования Revised staffing table на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Revised staffing table.
Current and revised staffing table.
A revised staffing table was also proposed for approval.
Currently authorized and proposed revised staffing table for.
A/ Revised staffing table for 1994.
Currently authorized and proposed revised staffing table.
III. Revised staffing table for the period from 9 February to.
VIII. Currently authorized and proposed revised staffing table for the.
B Based on the revised staffing table in effect from 1 December 2003.
The Executive Board is hereby requested to approve the revised staffing table.
This is reflected in the revised staffing table contained in annex II to the present report.
Annex VIII provides the currently authorized and the proposed revised staffing table for ONUSAL.
The approved and revised staffing table for the prior 12-month financial period are shown in columns 1 and 2, respectively.
The Meeting of States Parties approved the revised budget and the revised staffing table SPLOS/46.
The revised staffing table for 1998 comprises 646 assessed budget posts(not including 14 judges) and 8 extrabudgetary posts.
In response to General Assembly resolution 48/238 B, the Secretariat had endeavoured to reduce the number of staff and had now provided a revised staffing table of 6,300 posts.
The revised staffing table of OPS also includes the abolition of one Professional and the addition of 6 General Service posts funded from extrabudgetary resources.
The SBI requested the Executive Secretary to propose a revised programme budget, including a revised staffing table, based on two options(see paragraph 3 below) FCCC/SBI/2003/8, para. 52 d.
The Assembly also approved a revised staffing table comprising 1,052 posts for the biennium 2002-2003, representing an increase of 84 posts vis-à-vis the 2001 staffing table. .
It is expected that considerable progress can be made during the 1998-1999 biennium and the revised staffing table will be presented to the Commission in the proposed budget for 2000-2001.
On the basis of the agreement reached in the Working Group and during the informal consultations(SPLOS/CRP.14),the Meeting of States Parties approved the revised budget of the Tribunal for 1999 together with the revised staffing table of the Registry SPLOS/L.9.
The General Assembly also approved a revised staffing table of 1,052 posts for the biennium 2002-2003, representing an increase of 84 posts vis-à-vis the 2001 staffing table. .
On the basis of the agreement reached during the informal consultations(SPLOS/CRP.21),the Working Group recommended to the Meeting of States Parties to approve the revised budget of the Tribunal for 2000 together with the revised staffing table of the Registry of the Tribunal for 2000 SPLOS/L.14.
Shown below are the current authorized international staffing table and the proposed revised staffing table, incorporating the increase of 50 additional observers and the changes in the distribution of grade levels. a/.
The Assembly is requested to approve a revised staffing table providing for 34 additional posts and a revised appropriation of $52,297,900 gross($48,043,400 net), which represents a reduction in requirements of $4,340,700 gross $2,835,700 net.
Meanwhile, the SBI requested the Executive Secretary to propose a revised programme budget including a revised staffing table, taking into account the budgetary implications of decisions taken by the COP at its sixth session see FCCC/SBI/2001/17 and Add.1.
The General Assembly is requested to approve a revised staffing table providing for 75 additional temporary posts and a revised appropriation of $62,201,200 net($68,611,900 gross), which represents a reduction in requirements of $130,400 net $217,900 gross.
It also requested the Executive Secretary to propose a revised programme budget, including a revised staffing table, based on these options, taking into account budgetary implications of the recommendations made at the eighteenth session of the subsidiary bodies, for consideration and subsequent adoption by the COP at its ninth session.
The SBI also requested the Executive Secretary to propose a revised programme budget including a revised staffing table, on the basis of the recommended amount, taking into account, inter alia, the budgetary implications of the decisions adopted by the COP at its sixth session, for consideration by the SBI at its fifteenth session see FCCC/SBI/2001/9, paras. 37-41.
The General Assembly may therefore wish to approve:(a) a revised staffing table as shown in table 2 of the present document; and(b) a revised appropriation for the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia of $62,201,200 net($68,611,900 gross) for 1998, which represents a reduction in requirements of $130,400 net $217,900 gross.