Examples of using Described in table in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
This is based on coding described in Table 4.
As described in table 1, for the 16 organizations audited, the Board issued.
It is expected that the types of training events described in table 1 will take place.
Focus areas 1- 5 described in table 1, above, will form the basis for the further conceptual development of the enhanced framework.
Petromin subdivides its claim into the loss elements described in table 26 below.
The" prison population" described in Table 41 includes remand prisoners.
Luberef further divided its claim into the claim elements described in table 30 below.
It asserts that SCOP has not paid the invoices described in table 1, infra, due to Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait.
Requirements for the Office of the Prosecutor are estimated at Euro3,961,200 distributed as described in table 6.
As described in table 15, countries have intercepted relatively few suspicious rough diamond shipments, which suggests that many Kimberley Process participants fail to identify and report suspicious cases.
The financing proposal is based on the assumption that theprogramme will be structured in the way described in table 2.
As described in Table 18, supra, the Panel has determined that an amount of crude oil equal to 912.2 million barrels of crude oil(the" blow-out volume") was destroyed or lost in blow-outs that occurred as a direct result of Iraq ' s unlawful invasion of Kuwait.
Cash and cash equivalents are heldfor operational activities and nonoperational activities as described in table 3.1.2.
As described in table 3b, the aggregate of potential insurance claims currently identified by departments and offices($61,069,924) exceeds the available insurance coverage for flooding under the global property insurance policy($50 million) by an estimated $11,069,900.
Departments, depending on their available internal IT resources,choose one of the SLAs described in table 9.
II.21 With respect to performance measures for efficient andeffective utilization of resources described in table 3.14, indicator(a)(ii), of the budget fascicle, in the view of the Advisory Committee, a 98 per cent budget implementation rate is not a suitable measure of efficient and effective programme management.
Based on this, the Inspector identified one" prototype"(based on the past system-wide approach)and three current types in place, as described in Table 1 below.
The requirements of $5,137,900 would provide for the 10 posts andrelated non-post resources required to achieve the objective of the subprogramme as described in table 2.38 above, taking into account the estimated volume of conference services to be provided at Nairobi on the basis of the programme of meetings for the biennium 2006-2007.
The CAB, established in accordance with the change management procedure,met twice during the reporting period and considered the changes described in table 1.
The Group wouldwelcome clarification of the reasons for the worrying situation described in table 2 of the Secretary-General ' s report(A/62/466).
(e) The CAB, established in accordance with the change management procedure,met eight times during the reporting period and considered the changes described in table 2.
Resources in the amount of $6,994,200 would provide for the 31 posts(23 Professional and 8 Local level)required to achieve the objective of the subprogramme, as described in table 2.42 above, taking into account the estimated volume of conference services to be provided at Nairobi on the basis of the programme of meetings for the biennium 2010-2011.
As an example of how this valuation methodology was to be implemented,the Panel considered three situations involving a hypothetical claimant from Egypt, as described in Table 4.
With respect to performance measures for capacity utilization in the Division of ConferenceManagement at the United Nations Office at Geneva, as described in table 2.26, indicator(b)(ii), of the budget fascicle, the Advisory Committee notes that for 2010-2012, the utilization rates of editorial, translation and text-processing services were 149 per cent, 111 per cent and 140 per cent, respectively.
The resource requirements under posts estimated at $8,314,200, reflecting an increase of $3,136,900,provides for 39 posts as described in table 17A.7 above.
Authorizes the United Nations Development Fund forWomen to proceed with its programme in keeping with the projections described in table 3 of document DP/1995/33 subject to the following conditions.
There is a proliferation of frameworks and indicator sets, as evidenced by a recent international workshop on indicators of sustainable developmentc andas can be seen from the methodological activities described in table 1.
The requirements of $10,725,500, reflecting a decrease of $23,500, would provide for the continuation of 40 posts andrelated non-post resources required to achieve the objective of the subprogramme as described in table 2.12 above,in relation to the estimated volume of conference services as described in paragraph 2.11 above.
The Change Advisory Board(CAB), established in accordance with the change management procedure,met four times during the reporting period and considered the changes described in table 2.
This aspect of the strategy was endorsed at the September 1996 session of the Staff-Management Coordination Committee and, hopefully,will begin modestly to address the situation described in table 1 and paragraph 66 of the JIU report.