Examples of using Inter-component changes 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
Inter-component changes.
New mandates and inter-component changes.
Inter-component changes.
New mandates and inter-component changes.
Inter-component changes reflect cost-neutral redeployments between components within a budget section.
New mandates and inter-component changes.
New mandates, inter-component changes and growth.
Resource changes result from three factors, namely,(a) technical adjustments relating to the removal of non-recurrent requirements and the addition of delayed impact fornew posts approved in the biennium 2012-2013;(b) inter-component changes; and(c) resource changes reflected in the report of the Secretary-General on the budget outline for the biennium 2014-2015.
The changes in the resource level reflect three factors, namely:(a) the inter-component changes;(b) resource changes in line with General Assembly resolution 67/248; and(c) resource changes reflected in the report of the Secretary-General on the budget outline for 2014-2015.
Resource changes result from three factors, namely:(a) technical adjustments relating to the removal of non-recurrent requirements and addition of delayed impact for new posts approved in2012-2013;(b) new mandates and inter-component changes; and(c) resource changes reflected in the report of the Secretary-General on the budget outline for 2014-2015(A/67/529 and Corr.1).
New mandates and inter-component changes In line.
Resource changes result from four factors, namely,(a) technical adjustments relating to the removal of non-recurrent requirements, delayed impact of new posts approved in 2012-2013 and revisions in the United Nations share of jointly financed activities;(b)new mandates, inter-component changes and growth;(c) resource changes in line with General Assembly resolution 67/248; and(d) resource changes reflected in the report of the Secretary-General on the budget outline for 2014-2015.
New mandates and inter-component changes.
Resource changes result from four factors, namely,(a) technical adjustments relating to the removal of non-recurrent requirements and addition of delayed impact for a reclassified post approved in 2012-2013;(b)new or expanded mandates and inter-component changes;(c) resource changes in line with General Assembly resolution 67/248; and(d) resource changes reflected in the report of the Secretary-General on the budget outline for 2014-2015.
New mandates and inter-component changes.
New mandates and inter-component changes.
The resource changes result from(a)technical adjustments relating to the removal of non-recurrent requirements;(b) inter-component changes;(c) resource changes in line with General Assembly resolution 67/248; and(d) resource changes reflected in the report of the Secretary-General on the budget outline for 2014-2015.
Resource changes result from the following factors:(a) technical adjustments relating to the delayed impact for eight new posts approved in 2012-2013;(b)new mandates and inter-component changes;(c) resource changes in line with General Assembly resolution 67/248; and(d) resource changes reflected in the report of the Secretary-General on the budget outline for 2014-2015.
Resource changes result from four factors, namely(a) technical adjustments relating to the removal of non-recurrent requirements;(b)new or expanded mandates and inter-component changes;(c) resource changes in line with General Assembly resolution 67/248; and(d) resource changes reflected in the report of the Secretary-General on the budget outline for 2014-2015(A/67/529 and Corr.1).
Resource changes result from four factors, namely(a) technical adjustments relating to the removal of non-recurrent requirements and the delayed impact of new posts approved in 2012-2013;(b)new or expanded mandates and inter-component changes;(c) resource changes in line with General Assembly resolution 67/248; and(d) resource changes reflected in the report of the Secretary-General on the budget outline for 2014-2015.
Resource changes result from four factors, namely:(a) technical adjustments relating to the removal of non-recurrent requirements and the addition of the delayed impact of new posts approved in 2012-2013;(b)new or expanded mandates and inter-component changes;(c) resource changes in line with General Assembly resolution 67/248; and(d) resource changes reflected in the report of the Secretary-General on the budget outline for 2014-2015(A/67/529 and Corr.1).
Resource changes result from four factors:(a) technical adjustments relating to the removal of non-recurrent requirements and the addition of delayed impact for new posts approved in 2012-2013;(b)new or expanded mandates and inter-component changes;(c) resource changes in line with General Assembly resolution 67/248; and(d) resource changes reflected in the report of the Secretary-General on the proposed budget outline for the biennium 2014-2015(A/67/529 and Corr.1).