Examples of using Offset by a decrease in English and their translations into Arabic
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
International staff: increase by 2 posts offset by a decrease by 2 posts.
(b) An increase of 198 posts for the Office of the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Civil Administration resulting from 201 additional posts(two D-2, four P-5, 25 P-4, 19 P-3, two P-2, one General Service(Other level)and 148 Local level), offset by a decrease of three D-1 posts;
International staff: increase by 1 post offset by a decrease by 1 post.
The Advisory Committee notes a substantial increase in resource requirements for the Mission, namely $59.6 million for four months in 2005 compared with the estimated expenditure of $35.1 million for the period from 1 January to 31 December 2004. In addition, the proposed staffing establishment shows a net increase of 67posts(an increase of 88 international posts, offset by a decrease of 21 Local level posts).
The net reduction consists of a growth of $950,300 in the Department of Political Affairs, offset by a decrease of $21,590,100 in the provision for special political missions.
In nominal terms, the estimate for the biennium 2004-2005 amounts to $235,177,100 gross($212,857,900 net), and reflects an increase of $25,585,000 netdue mainly to the impact of changes in inflation, offset by a decrease in exchange rates.
The proposed overall increase reflects a 2.12 per cent increase in military personnel costs,a 0.8 per cent increase in civilian personnel costs, offset by a decrease of 1.5 per cent in operational costs, owing to lower requirements for transport operations, air operations, communications and freight.
The growth in the overall requirements for 2004-2005, compared with the revised appropriation for 2002-2003,was due mainly to the impact of changes in inflation, offset by a decrease in exchange rates.
The proposed number of posts reflects a net reduction of 17posts(an increase of 23 international professional offset by a decrease of two national professional and 38 general service and other categories of staff), as compared with the 3 306 approved posts for 2004-2005(617 international professional, 617 national professional and 2 072 general service and other categories of staff).
The change in the cost estimates reflects an overall increase of 17 posts,consisting of 20 additional local posts offset by a decrease of 3 international posts.
The increase in general income of $9,311,300largely reflects the increase in interest income offset by a decrease in rental income based on the actual performance in 2010.
(i) A net increase of $811,500 under subprogramme 1 comprising an increase of $869,500 for posts owing to the inward redeployment of two posts andthe establishment of one new post, offset by a decrease of $58,000 in non-post resources;
The increase is therefore due to additional requirements($239,000)for training-related travel over the 2003/04 approved resources, offset by a decrease of $103,000 for consultants and miscellaneous supplies, services and equipment.
The increase in proposed resources is due to an increase in requirements under salaries and common staff costs for international and local staff,under premises and accommodation and under transport operations, offset by a decrease under communications and other equipment.
As indicated in paragraph 2 of the report, the proposed overall increase reflects a 2.12 per cent increase in military personnel costs,a 0.8 per cent increase in civilian personnel costs, offset by a decrease of 1.5 per cent in operational costs, due to lower requirements for transport operations, air operations, communications and freight.
The net increase of $7,100 under non-post resources results from an increase of $7,300 for travel of staff in order to meet increasing demand to participate in subprogramme-related meetings in locations where the use of the Internet oraudio/videoconference facilities is not possible, offset by a decrease of $200 for consultants and experts.
National consumption trends reflect an increase in the consumption of meat(especially pork and chicken),sausages and dairy products, offset by a decrease in the consumption of fish, fruit, greenery, cereals and pulses.
During the period from 1 July to 31 December 2006, the staffing establishment of the Security and Safety Section would comprise 88 posts(1 P-3, 6 P-2, 40 Field Service, 10 Security Service and 31 national General Service staff),representing an increase of 12 posts(national General Service staff), offset by a decrease of 1 post(P-5) compared to the 2005/06 period.
Compared to the 2005/06 period, the staffing establishment of the Unit would reflect an increase by two international posts(1 P-2, Administrative Officer, and 1 Field Service,Audit Coordination Assistant), offset by a decrease of two United Nations Volunteers positions(Administrative Assistants), all deployed at the Mission headquarters.
Over the past four years, total contributions in nominal terms remained at approximately the same level,with some modest nominal growth in development-related funding offset by a decrease in humanitarian assistance-related activities.
Compared with the financial period 2001/02, the proposed staffing establishment reflects an increase of 82 staff, comprising 27 international Professional personnel,11 local staff and 44 United Nations Volunteers, offset by a decrease of 82 posts(40 General Service and 42 Field Service), resulting in no changes in the total staffing establishment.
The net increase of $17,700 results from additionalrequirements of $30,300 for general temporary assistance offset by a decrease of $12,600 for consultants and experts.
(b) For the biennium 2010-2011, the recosting amounted to $70,000,comprising $73,800 for currency, offset by a decrease of $3,800 for inflation.
Over the past four years, total contributions remained at approximately the same level with somemodest nominal growth in development-related funding offset by a decrease in humanitarian assistance-related activities.
The net decrease of $97,100 under the full budget of the Commission compared to the previousbiennium relates to an increase of $101,800 under posts offset by a decrease of $198,900 under non-post requirements.
Provisions for rental of premises($708,300) are based on 1999 actual rental costs and include, for some contracts, an estimated increase of 10 percent in accordance with the terms of the leases for 2000, offset by a decrease in rents resulting from the above-mentioned changes in the number of premises.
As indicated, the total increase under income sections amounts to $31.1 million, reflecting increases in income from staff assessment($25.9 million)and from general income($5.3 million), offset by a decrease in net revenues($0.1 million) in income from services to the public.
Compared to the 2005/06 period, the staffing establishment of the Section would reflect an increase by one national officer post(Interpreter/Translator), who would provide translation and interpretation services from/to English andFrench to the Director of Administration, offset by a decrease of five international staff, two national General Service staff and seven United Nations Volunteers.
To assist in national capacity-building, the staffing establishment of the Unit would reflect, compared to the 2005/06 period, an increase by three national staff(2 Aviation Safety Officers(national officers) deployed in Bukavu and Kindu and one Secretary(national General Service staff))at Mission headquarters, offset by a decrease of three international staff posts(2 Field Service and 1 General Service(Other level)) the incumbents of which were performing these functions.