Examples of using Posts established in English and their translations into Arabic
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Percentage of all BSB posts established in the field.
International staff: net increase of 3 posts(1 P-5 post reassigned from KhartoumLiaison Office and 2 new posts established at D-1 and P-5 levels).
A Delayed impact reflects full costing of 127 posts established in 2012-2013 and carried over into 2014-2015 in accordance with General Assembly resolutions 66/246, 66/247 and 67/246.
Percentage of all biennial support budget posts established in the field.
The redeployment of the administration and of public services shall be done by all ministries concerned, under the authority of the Prime Minister,as soon as the zone of confidence is dismantled and observation posts established.
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Percentage of all biennial support budget posts established in the field.
Recruitment is currently under way for many of the posts established under the Trust Fund for Supplementary Activities. have been created within the last six months and Also a number of posts established under the core budget are vacant, either as a result of staff turnover or because posts were newly created in this biennium.
Once we have reached the end of the list of speakers Iintend to proceed to the appointment of officers to fill the posts established in decision CD/1501 adopted by the Conference on 26 March 1998.
The increase of $138,100 reflects the delayed impact of the posts established in 2000-2001(1 P-3 and 1 General Service) and a minimal adjustment in respect of information technology equipment replacement needs.
As I indicated at the beginning of this plenary meeting,I should now like to proceed to the appointment of officers to fill the posts established in decision CD/1501 adopted by the Conference on 26 March 1998.
JIU was therefore of theview that geographical distribution should apply to all posts established for one year or more at the Professional level and above and that measures to improve geographical distribution should be embedded in recruitment strategies, policies and practices.
For 2010-2011, the Department had 581 established posts, 545 of which were under the regular budget. This compares to the total of 579 posts, of which 542 were regular budget posts, established for the 2004-2005 biennium.
The increase of $4,122,000 in post resources is attributable to thedelayed impact of the full cost of 22 posts established within the Service in 2004-2005 under resolution 59/276 in the context of strengthening the security management system of the United Nations.
The increase of $651,100 under posts is the result of changes in the staffing table owing to the establishment of one D-1 and one General Service post($262,700)and the delayed impact of new posts established in the current biennium($388,400).
The increase in costs associated with that reclassification issupplemented by the delayed impact of costs relating to posts established during the biennium 2002-2003 in the context of strengthening security and safety of the Headquarters premises under the terms of General Assembly resolution 56/286.
In a first retrenchment, posts established under the regular and operational budgets fell from 1,082 in the 1994-1995 biennium to 842 in 1997, a decrease of 22 per cent. To implement the budget cuts mandated by the Conference for the 1998-1999 biennium, a staff separation programme was promulgated in January 1998, following staff-management consultations.
Confirms that the decision taken in resolution 748(1992) that all States shall significantly reduce the level of the staff at Libyan diplomatic missions andconsular posts includes all missions and posts established since that decision or after the coming into force of this resolution;
II.52 The amount of $9,922,100 proposed for posts reflects an increase of $524,000,owing mostly to the delayed impact of two Assistant Secretary-General posts established under subprogramme 2, Military, and subprogramme 3, Rule of law and security institutions, in the context of General Assembly resolution 61/279 on strengthening of the capacity of the United Nations to manage and sustain peacekeeping operations.
Resources allocated to ECA should reflect those priorities, but the apparent increase in resources merelyreflected the combined effect of the delayed impact of posts established in the biennium 1996-1997, the cost of maintenance of the new conference centre, and the new application of standardized vacancy rates. Accordingly, more resources needed to be allocated.
(vi) A net increase of $151,400 under subprogramme 7, Information, communication and space technology, resulting fromthe delayed impact of one P-5 and one P-2 posts established in the biennium 2006-2007, partially offset by the outward redeployment of one Local-level post to executive direction and management; and the increase in consultancy services for specialized research on technology transfer mechanisms supported by the Asian and Pacific Centre for Transfer of Technology;
Reporting Assistant post established.
Air Operations Officer post established.
Gender adviser post established.
Gender and Human Rights Adviser post established in EMOPS HQ.
Movement Control Assistant post established in Beirut Shipping and Clearance Unit through reassignment of a post. .
There is currently no post established to perform activities related to budgetary and programme performance reports.
The increase relates to the delayed impact of one P-3 post established in the context of General Assembly resolution 63/260 on development-related activities, effective 1 January 2009.
That momentum should be seized through closecooperation with the Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights, a post established in New York one year ago, who was able to maintain permanent contact with Member States.
This growth represents the combined effect of the application of the new standardized vacancy rates,the delayed impact of the P-4 post established in the biennium 1996-1997, the redeployment to this section of 3 posts from UNCTAD and the proposed abolition of 44 posts. .
This was adopted by the Ministry of the Interior,the Presidential Adviser for the Displaced(a post established by decree on 28 April 1997), the Presidential Adviser on Human Rights, the Presidential Adviser for Social Policy and the National Department of Planning.