Examples of using Further deployment in English and their translations into Arabic
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The further deployment of civil servants has been put on hold by the Government.
However, the lack of sufficient logistics posed a serious challenge to further deployment.
(c) Information on the further deployment and use of the additional capabilities authorized by resolution 1843(2008);
Some of the major equipment has been deployed, and there will be further deployment shortly.
(c) Information on the further deployment and use of the additional capabilities authorized by resolution 1843(2008);
It notes that the information received on the further deployment did not include a timetable.
Further deployment of forces from Djibouti and of formed police units from Uganda and Nigeria are expected in August and September 2012.
More decisive international support is needed for the further deployment of UN peacekeepers in Sierra Leone.
It reiterates its call for other States and partners to provide logistical,technical and financial support to ensure the further deployment of AMISOM.
The further deployment of AMISOM, up to its authorized strength of 12,000 troops, is urgently needed to fill the security vacuum created by the withdrawal of Al-Shabaab from Mogadishu.
As a result, ECOMOG ' s plan to deploy throughout the country has still not materialized andthere has been no further deployment since my last report.
At a second stage,the Secretary-General would be prepared to recommend a further deployment of up to 500 military observers within the Democratic Republic of the Congo and neighbouring States.
In the meantime, intensive discussions are ongoing towards clearing visas forpersonnel without local language skills, pending further deployment of those who possess them.
No further deployment was made to Haraze after July 2010 as MINURCAT focused on the transfer of responsibilities to the Government of Chad and the sustainability of locations where DIS personnel were already deployed.
Despite these successes, and the clear importance of the SBS in fighting terrorism and trafficking,a severe shortfall in funding threatens its operations and further deployment.
He reported ongoing violence in several regions ofthe Democratic Republic of the Congo and confirmed that further deployment of MONUC to date had not been possible because of the prevailing situation in the country.
As a result of discussions with ULIMO, UNOMIL has undertaken reconnaissance missions to the western region in order todraw up a timetable for further deployment in the area.
Further deployment and relocation of personnel of the Unit outside of Abyei town, however, has been hampered by a continued lack of vehicles, accommodation, training areas, detention infrastructure and communication equipment.
Towards that end, research and adaptation work is being carried out in fields such as solar cooling and heating,solar desalination and further deployment of photovoltaic systems.
Since then, of course, there have been a number of developments, including,in particular, the further deployment of KFOR, talks with the Russian Federation on their participation and the initiation of discussions with Kosovar Albanian representatives on the demilitarization of Kosovar armed groups.
Canada, Australia and New Zealand looked forward to the implementation of the DPKO forward-looking strategy on women,peace and security and the further deployment of female protection advisers in the field.
I also stressed that the further deployment of MONUC would require the full cooperation of RCD and would also entail, in due course, the rehabilitation of the rail link between Kisangani and Ubundu, so as to reopen the rail/river connection between Kindu and Kisangani(the K-2 link).
Specifically, I urge Governments to focus their efforts on addressing the existing gaps that have been identified by the African UnionCommission that are having the most significant impact on the further deployment and operational effectiveness of AMIS.
The completion of international standards for mine action, the further deployment of the Information Management System for Mine Action and the enhancement of the training of mine-action personnel contribute to improvements in how the global community addresses the global landmine problem.
I urge Member States to respond favourably to the request of the Government of the Central African Republic for assistance toensure that there is no gap between the departure of MINURCAT and the further deployment of trained and equipped national forces to the Vakaga region.
United Nations MACC has also been established in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to assist the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo(MONUC) in implementing urgent survey andmine-clearance operations within suspected areas that present a threat for further deployment.
The Committee is of the opinion, however, that the level of the post of the Head of the Office at headquarters shouldbe set at the P-5 level at this stage and the further deployment of personnel justified in terms of actual workload and experience gained during the first few months of operation.
Construction of additional facilities for UNSOA and UNSOM has commenced, allowing additional staff to deploy to support the morecomplex operations resulting from the creation of UNSOM and the further deployment of AMISOM elements into Mogadishu and the sectors.
The issue of most serious concern is the logistical shortfalls of the Sierra Leone police and the armed forces, particularly with regard to communications equipment and accommodation,which hamper further deployment of the police throughout the country and undermine the operational capability of the armed forces.
Report of the Secretary-General dated 17 January 2000 on MONUC(S/2000/30), submitted pursuant to Security Council resolution 1279(1999), describing developments in the Democratic Republic of the Congo andsubmitting his recommendations regarding further deployment of United Nations personnel in the country and their protection.