Ejemplos de uso de Decrease reflects en Inglés y sus traducciones al Español
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The decrease reflects the estimated requirements.
According to OECD/DAC, this decrease reflects fiscal constraints in several DAC countries which have affected their ODA budgets.
Decrease reflects vehicles written off.
According to DAC this decrease reflects fiscal constraints in several DAC countries which have affected their ODA budgets.
The decrease reflects the rationalization of product lines.
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The decrease reflects the consolidation of traditional product lines.
The decrease reflects past expenditure patterns under this budget line.
The decrease reflects payments exceeding new obligations incurred during 2007.
The decrease reflects lower requirements for preparation of the Repertory of Practice.
The decrease reflects an adjustment based on the first-year expenditure for the biennium 2000-2001.
This decrease reflects a widespread global shift towards electronic media and mobile technology.
The decrease reflects an adjustment in requirements in line with reduced revenue expectations.
This decrease reflects the transition towards a new funding model see paras. 10-19 below.
The decrease reflects reduced requirements as a result of the establishment of the new P-4 post referred to above.
The decrease reflects the impact of lower demand for publications on the maintenance of adequate inventory stock levels.
The decrease reflects the transitory narrowing of global imbalances as a consequence of the global economic and financial crisis.
The decrease reflects a reduction in the number of human rights complaints received by local authorities in the Gali district.
The decrease reflects the exclusion of a specific funding need for electoral assistance which is not expected to continue in 2010-2011.
The decrease reflects the exclusion of a specific funding need for electoral assistance which is not expected to continue in 2012-2013.
The decrease reflects the substantial drawdown in the personnel strength of the Mission in the context of its administrative and operational reconfiguration.
The decrease reflects the abolition of a P-4 post in line with General Assembly resolution 67/248 as reflected in table 15.6, item 2.
It is indicated that the decrease reflects the reduced number of trips planned to offices away from Headquarters as a result of the reprioritization of resources.
The decrease reflects the reduction in activities as tasks are accomplished and transition to the International Residual Mechanism takes place.
The decrease reflects a reassessment of requirements($1,939,100) as well as an accounting adjustment to transfer electricity charges to utilities($600,000);
The decrease reflects the reduced rental of space since some of the parking lots and portions of spaces of regional offices and a repeater site were surrendered.
The decrease reflects the abolition of one General Service(Other level) post in the light of the overall reduction in the level of operation in revenue-producing activities.
The decrease reflects the net effect of decreased requirements under salaries($537,900), partly offset by increased requirements under common staff costs $135,900.
The decrease reflects the lower prices negotiated with the local providers of Internet services and commercial communications, as well as lower usage of long-distance calls by the Mission.
The decrease reflects reduced requirements for all object classes, including a reduction of $1,139,300 for general temporary assistance and $848,100 for information technology.
The decrease reflects an adjustment based on the expenditure pattern during the first year of the 1998-1999 biennium, the inward transfer of the Cartographic Section and the outward transfer of the Editorial Section.