Examples of using Further redeployment in English and their translations into Arabic
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The document set a timetable for the further redeployment of the Israeli troops.
Further redeployment in the West Bank was expected in the upcoming days.
Last week the Government of Israel approved the plan for the first further redeployment.
Further redeployments of Israeli forces in the West Bank, as called for in the Interim Agreement.
The European Union has taken note of the decision of the Israeli Cabinet on6 March concerning the first phase of the further redeployments.
A further redeployment of existing resources would put core services, such as network, telephone and e-mail support at risk, which is not a prudent option.
The steps taken so far, such as the release of prisoners and further redeployment from the West Bank in implementation of the Memorandum, are welcome.
UNOCI is reinforcing its troops in the west with deployments to Tabou, Toulépleu and Tai, and reconstituting its Force Reserve,while maintaining the flexibility to execute any further redeployment.
Mr. Arafat stated that the Har Homa construction project and the further redeployment of Israeli troops were only 2 of more than 70 issues that remained to be resolved with Israel.
Further redeployments to specified locations will be gradually implemented commensurate with the assumption of responsibility for public order and internal security by the Palestinian police force pursuant to Article VIII above.
It can no longer be claimed by anyone that Israel is occupying the Palestinians. We do not govern their lives. But we cannot accept a situation in which they will threaten our lives,and that is of paramount concern to us as we approach further redeployment.
The Committee also noted with concern that further redeployments of Israeli troops, which were due to take place beginning six months after the inauguration of the Council, had not begun on 7 September in accordance with the agreed timetable.
The primary obligations of the Palestinians and Israelis are clear: respectively, to take all legal measures to combat violence and terrorism, and to carry out,on time, further redeployments in the West Bank as laid down in the agreement.
Those included the further redeployment of Israeli troops from parts of the West Bank, the agreement on the release of Palestinian prisoners, the opening of a southern safe passage between the West Bank and the Gaza Strip and the resumption of the negotiations on permanent status issues.
Welcomes the redeployment of UNPREDEP already achieved in the light of the situation in Albania,and encourages the Secretary-General to continue further redeployment of UNPREDEP taking into consideration the situation in the region, consistent with the mandate of UNPREDEP;
However, further redeployment of post and non-post resources from within existing resources, or secondment from other organizations of the United Nations system, without adversely affecting the programme delivery capacity of other departments and offices, is limited.
Welcomes the redeployment of the United Nations Preventive Deployment Force already achieved in the light of the situation in Albania,and encourages the Secretary-General to continue further redeployment of the Force taking into consideration the situation in the region, consistent with the mandate of the Force;
The Israelis completed a further redeployment from the West Bank in March 2000 in conformity with the Wye Memorandum of October 1998, giving the Palestinians full control of some 18 per cent of the West Bank(" area A") and partial control of some 25 per cent(" area B").
In addition to providing for the redeployment of the Israeli Defence Force in the West Bank city of Hebron,the Hebron protocol of 17 January 1997 created timetables for further redeployment in the West Bank and for the imminent resumption of the permanent status negotiations.
By the end of June 1998, further redeployments in the West Bank were still awaited and there had been little progress on other interim issues called for in the agreements between the parties, which would have implications for the situation on the ground in the occupied territory.
A major challenge included the provision of critical infrastructures to sustain UNOCI installations, particularly in view of the redeployment of UNOCI troops from the former zone of confidence andthe need to vacate current installations to facilitate the further redeployment of State administrators.
Any further redeployment to attain language parity on the Web site and its further development, including the multimedia element, can only be achieved at the cost of a significant reduction in current mandated programme activities with a consequent reduction in the volume and scope of material presented on the Web.
In his statement, the representative of Japan warned the participants that the current political situation might bring potential danger and future risk andurged the concerned parties to resolve the pending issues including the further redeployment of Israeli forces in the West Bank and the" time-out" on unilateral steps, including the construction of settlements.
On the basis of the new service deliverymodel of the global field support strategy, further redeployments to the Global Service Centre will be taking place, allowing the Division to focus on oversight, quality assurance, policy and strategy functions, with the Centre assuming responsibility for direct mission support activities.
The Committee, however, welcomed a number of steps made in implementation of the agreements, including the partial release of Palestinian prisoners, the opening of a safe passage between the West Bank andthe Gaza Strip, the further redeployment of Israeli troops from areas of the West Bank, and the signing of the Israeli-Palestinian agreements on economic issues and on the Gaza seaport.
In this regard, the Committee is of the view that, in the light of the Fund ' s objectives of strengthening the field establishment and, particularly, in order to support the decentralization of responsibilities mentioned above in paragraph 18, the Executive Director should re-examine those staff positions at headquarters whose functions have been decentralized to the field and, accordingly, seek the Executive Board 's approval for further redeployment of headquarters posts to the field.
In accordance with its undertakings, it has completed the redeployment in Hebron, released convicted terrorists from prison, transferred large funds to the Palestinian Authority,and it has offered a further redeployment that would have more than tripled the area under full Palestinian control in the West Bank, had it been implemented by the Palestinian side.
The Director-General acknowledged the" possible negative impact on the programmes affected by such assignments" and the need for further review.It was recognized that further redeployment would be required in the context of the Business Plan, and to that end an inventory of the skills required for the implementation of the new programmatic priorities would be established.
This is illustrated in column six of table 2, which indicates a shift/redeployment of resources from 50 per cent to 33 per cent for non-programme costs, and similarlyin column 10, where a further redeployment of resources for non-programme costs, from 33 per cent to 25 per cent of total resources for executive direction and management, is reflected.
In New York, while there will be further efforts to resolve outstanding issues in relation to Iraq ' s past programmes and to complete the installation of the currently envisaged elements of the ongoing monitoring and verification system,there will be a further redeployment of resources from efforts to establish ongoing monitoring and verification towards the organization and analysis of data being obtained from the monitoring process and preparations for the operation of the export/import control mechanism.