Examples of using Expected reduction in English and their translations into Arabic
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Expected reduction in emissions by 2000.
It was noted that the privatization of energyutilities in the Caribbean had not brought the expected reduction in the price of energy services.
It should be emphasized that the expected reduction in real national emissions of CO2 is a function of the following main factors.
Information on such sources should include details of measures beingimplemented to tackle greenhouse gas emissions, the expected reductions in emissions and the costs for the different sectors.
Expected reduction in generator fuel consumption of 618,000 litres($618,000), offset by the cost of generator houses($270,000).
(d) Erosion protection.The benefits of erosion protection were estimated from the expected reduction in damage to infrastructure below the proposed reforestation sites.
The expected reduction envisaged for the 1998-1999 biennial budget occurs mainly within the material for production units category, since the printing unit in Lebanon has been closed down.
Although this season ' s harvest is projected to be betterthan last season ' s, the expected reduction in the provision of food relief is smaller than had been hoped for.
Expected reductions in the pace of economic activity in Benin, Guinea-Bissau, the Niger and Senegal also contributed to the modest growth rate projected for the subregion.
Because of the delay in the purchase of computers for translators,enabling them to work on screen, expected reductions in the workloads at the text-processing stage have not materialized to the extent anticipated.
Parties reported an expected reduction in livestock production, as a result either of a reduction in pasture areas, or of a reduction in the productivity of existing pasture areas.
Only one heavy vehicle and four trailers are scheduled for replacement during the period,taking into account the expected reduction in the size of the UNIFIL vehicle fleet resulting from downsizing of the Force.
Despite the expected reductions in future mortality levels, the survivorship gap between the least developed countries and the rest of the developing world will remain significant.
Another representative said that guidance on best available techniques should be available early, preferably at the first meeting of the conference of the parties,to facilitate the drawing up of sector-specific guidance and expected reduction values.
The approved budget, inter alia, reflected the expected reduction of military contingents by 1,700 troops by 30 June 2015 and of United Nations police by 55 officers.
The Government is on track to reduce the deficit from 6 to 3 per cent of GDP within its first three years, andits deficit target of 1 per cent of GDP for 1998/99 represents an expected reduction of almost 80 per cent over five years.
As a consequence of the expected reduction of fertility, the population growth rate is projected to drop from 1.35 per cent per year in 1995-2000 to 0.47 per cent per year in 2045-2050.
In other African countries where a high proportion of people have access to antimalarial drugs or insecticide-treated nets, such as Ethiopia, the Gambia, Kenya, Mali, Niger and Togo, routine surveillance datado not yet show, unequivocally, the expected reductions in morbidity and mortality.
For transport, expected reductions are similar in both national and Community-wide projections, which indicates that Parties expect the common European Community policies to be dominant in this sector.
The lower resource requirements were attributable to the expected reduction in the military from its authorized strength of 3,980 to a budgeted strength of 3,184 by 1 July 2005 and a 10 per cent reduction in the level of civilian personnel.
The expected reduction in programme support cost income results mainly from a projected decrease of $26.8 million(11 per cent) in special-purpose expenditure, from $241.2 million in 2010-2011 to $214.4 million in 2012-2013.
The Subcommittee noted that the expected reduction in resources from the regular budget of the United Nations for the biennium 2010-2011 would have an impact on whether the full range of activities under the Programme could be carried out.
With the expected reduction in the number of posts during the biennium 2014-2015 and the redistribution of workload to accommodate those reductions, the Service does not expect to have any spare capacity to continue this sort of discretionary evaluation in the forthcoming biennium.
These funds will serve to compensate the expected reduction of support to the education sector over the next 3-4 years as a result of discontinuance on contributions to the Fund for Support to Education Sector, by some cooperation partners, especially the Netherlands and Denmark.
The further expected reduction of the voluntary contributions to the Environment Fund of UNEP and the unpredictability of payments constitute principal constraints for the future of the Programme and its capability to provide an effective service to the international community.
The Secretary-General indicates that with the expected reduction in the strength, operational functions and activities of other international actors, the Mission must be prepared to fulfil some key responsibilities with less assistance from international mandate holders on the ground(ibid., para. 10).
Following the expected reduction in the number of French forces towards the end of 2013, the Malian Defence and Security Forces and MINUSMA are expected to consolidate and stabilize the security gains achieved against the extremist armed groups.
As a result of the expected reduction of the quantity of PFOS used in the European Union it is expected that exposure of humans and the environment will decrease, which will lead to a significant reduction of risk for human health and the environment(UNEP/FAO/RC/CRC.7/7).
Upon enquiry as to whether the reduction ofonly one post adequately reflected the expected reduction of the activities of the Liaison Office following the departure of UNMIS, the Advisory Committee was informed that while a comprehensive review of the staffing would be finalized after the outcome of the review of the uniformed personnel( see para. 25 above), the proposed staffing for the Office would not warrant further scaling down owing particularly to the resulting increase in its responsibilities.