Examples of using Delayed deployment rate in English and their translations into Arabic
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Delayed deployment rate.
Actual average vacancy/delayed deployment rate(percentage).
Delayed deployment rate(Percentage).
The corresponding figures for militarycontingents are 15,678 out of 17,240 approved, or a delayed deployment rate of 9.1 per cent.
Vacancy/delayed deployment rate.
The provision provides for the phaseddeployment of 50 civilian police officers, with a delayed deployment rate of 15 per cent.
Delayed deployment rate(Percentage).
The proposed requirements reflect resources for thephased deployment of 135 military observers, with a delayed deployment rate of 15 per cent.
Vacancy/delayed deployment rate. .
The corresponding figures for military contingentpersonnel are 3,885 out of 3,980 approved, or a delayed deployment rate of 2.4 per cent.
Vacancy/delayed deployment rate.
For 2002/03 the average monthly deployment rate for militaryobservers was 253 out of the 260 approved, or a delayed deployment rate of 2.7 per cent.
Vacancy/delayed deployment rate. .
For 2002/03 the average monthly deployment rate for militaryobservers was 212 out of the 220 approved, or a delayed deployment rate of 3.6 per cent.
Vacancy/delayed deployment rate(percentage).
The Advisory Committee was informed that no delayed deployment factor had been applied for military observers; however, incumbency as at 30September 2003 was 746, for an actual delayed deployment rate of 2 per cent.
Vacancy/delayed deployment rate(percentage).
Savings were attributable to reducedexpenditures for military contingents owing to a higher delayed deployment rate, lower travel costs for troops and more favourable contract costs for rations.
Delayed deployment rate 2006/07(percentage).
The lower requirements resulted primarily from the higher delayed deployment rate(actual delayed deployment rate was 43.3 per cent compared to 35 per cent budgeted).
The delayed deployment rate averaged 11.5 per cent during 2007/08 period compared with the budgeted rate of 10 per cent.
During the period 2007/08, there were an average of 598 formedpolice personnel on the ground reflecting an actual delayed deployment rate of 1.1 per cent in comparison with the budgeted 635 personnel, with a delayed deployment rate of 2 per cent.
The delayed deployment rate averaged 11.5 per cent during the period 2007/08 compared with the budgeted rate of 10 per cent.
Additional requirements were attributable mainly to the lower delayed deployment rate of 4.1 per cent, compared to the budgeted delayed deployment factor of 5 per cent, as well as the higher number of rotation trips taken.
The average delayed deployment rate for the period was 86 per cent, whereas the projected delayed deployment rate used in the budget was 40 per cent.
(c) Military contingents($3.8 million),due primarily to the slower than planned deployment of troops(the actual delayed deployment rate averaged 5.5 per cent, compared to the budgeted rate of 3 per cent) and the lower actual average cost of travel on emplacement, rotation and repatriation($611 per contingent personnel one way, compared with the budgeted average of $750);
In view of that situation and the current high delayed deployment rates for military personnel, the Advisory Committee recommended upward adjustment of the delayed deployment factors for military personnel for the period from 4 April to 30 June 2004.
The additional requirements were due mainly to higherself-sustainment expenditures resulting from the lower than budgeted delayed deployment rate of military contingents(actual delayed deployment rate was 11.9 per cent, compared to 35 per cent budgeted), and from the fact that actual memorandums of understanding provide for reimbursement of level III hospitals, which were not included in the budget.
The unutilized balance was attributable primarily to the actual delayed deployment rate of 17.9 per cent, compared to the budgeted delayed deployment factor of 10 per cent, as well as to the extension of the tours of duty of 178 United Nations police officers during the post-electoral period, which resulted in fewer rotations.
(b) United Nations police($2,959,100), owing to an actual delayed deployment rate of 17.9 per cent, compared to the budgeted factor of 10 per cent and the extension of the tours of duty for 178 United Nations police officers during the post-electoral period;