Examples of using Included in the estimates 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
Included in the estimates is the secretariat of the Advisory Committee.
Included in the estimates are provisions for warehouse, parking and space for repeater sites.
Upon request, the Committee was providedwith details concerning information technology equipment and software included in the estimates for 2003/04.
Included in the estimates is the redeployment of a local level post from this Office to Support Services.
Provision of $7 million included in the estimates is for 14 months rental for the Bangui logistics base.
Included in the estimates are provisions for clothing allowance at $200 annually for each civilian police officer.
Included in the estimates are requirements for welfare and daily allowances estimated at $3,361,700.
Included in the estimates is the repatriation travel of four international staff at the end of the mandate period.
Included in the estimates is a provision to cover the hazard duty station allowance for international staff at a cost of $27,700.
Included in the estimates are spare parts and supplies required to maintain communications equipment already in the Mission area($19,800).
Included in the estimates for the ethics office is an amount of $1.1 million for consultants to carry out the review of financial disclosure forms.
Included in the estimates for the ethics office is an amount of $US 1.1 million for consultants to carry out the review of financial disclosure forms.
Included in the estimates is a provision for rental of trucks or other related vehicles for transporting heavy equipment throughout the mission area as required($21,400).
Included in the estimates are provisions for clothing allowance at a unit rate of $200 annually for each military liaison officer, and death and disability allowance of $1,500 per year for each military liaison officer.
Included in the estimates is a provision of $12,000 for the travel of the head of the New York Liaison Office to attend the Commission ' s biennial session and other relevant meetings.
Included in the estimates is a provision to cover the hazard duty station allowance for international staff at a rate of $1,000 per month and for local staff at 20 per cent of the mid-point salary scale.
Also included in the estimates is a provision for the acquisition of vehicle workshop equipment,the rental of vehicles, repair and maintenance, and liability insurance, for a total of $2,345,400.
Included in the estimates are provisions for clothing allowance at $200 annually for each of the 51 civilian police observers; and death and disability allowance at $1,500 annually for each civilian police observer.
Included in the estimates is a provision to cover the hazard duty station allowance for international staff at a rate of $902.50 per month and for local staff at 20 per cent of the mid-point local salary scale.
Included in the estimates are resources related to the establishment of the Office of External Relations, consisting of an Assistant Secretary-General, supported by seven staff(one D-1, one P-5, one P-4 and four General Service).
Included in the estimates are provisions for clothing allowance at a unit rate of $200 annually for each of the 20 military liaison officers, and death and disability allowance of $1,500 per year for each military liaison officer.
Included in the estimates are contractual services for press monitoring, photographic services, advertising and promotion, and bi-monthly supplements in local newspapers on the activities of MINUGUA, posters and special events.
Included in the estimates are the acquisition of two servers(one to be used exclusively for the accounting system); the acquisition of one laser printer to be used for in-house publishing; and installation of uninterrupted power supply and the acquisition of one scanner.
Included in the estimates is the conversion to regular budget posts of one P-4 and one P-3 in the Mine Action Service, that were previously funded from the Voluntary Trust Fund for Assistance in Mine Action.
Included in the estimates for section 28C is an amount of $541,600 relating to the costs of the ethics training programme, of which a non-recurrent provision of $105,600 is for the development of the programme and $436,000 for implementation of the programme Secretariat-wide.
Cost overruns for items included in the estimates approved by the Assembly on the basis of recommendations of the Committee must not be confused or equated with initiation of completely new activities that have no adequate operational justification in terms of mandate implementation.
Included in the estimates is a one-time provision for the cost of painting contingent-owned equipment in United Nations colours, repainting of Indian and Jordanian contingent-owned equipment in their respective national colours as well as for the estimated cost of ammunition used for operational purposes.