Examples of using Projected decrease in English and their translations into Arabic
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He noted the projected decrease of $123.9 million in the initial estimates for 1998-1999.
Regarding 2010 revenue projections, he provided an amendment noting that the projected decrease in the contribution of France was 22 per cent.
Delegations welcomed the projected decrease of 5 per cent in management costs and other institutional costs.
Based on current funding, the portfolio of the Regional Office for Mexico andCentral America shows a projected decrease of 25 per cent, to $2.0 million.
The lower requirements are attributed to the projected decrease in medical services due to the overall downsizing of the Mission.
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The projected decrease in efficiency of the ocean carbon pump could thus represent an annual loss of billions of dollars.
Upon review of the staffing requirements of the Section, and in view of the projected decrease in the level of logistical support operations of the Mission, it is proposed to abolish the post of Chief Logistics Officer(P-4).
The projected decrease in extrabudgetary resources is a result of the completion of projects funded from extrabudgetary resources.
The reduced requirements are attributable mainly to theapplication of a higher delayed deployment factor, and to a projected decrease in resources for travel on emplacement, rotation and repatriation, to reflect historical expenditure patterns.
The projected decrease is based on the majority of the traditional donors ' financing capacity that has been reduced by fiscal difficulties.
That increase comes in spite of a projected decrease in total fuel consumption from 37.6 million litres in 2009/10 to 35.6 million litres in 2010/11, as well as lower prices for diesel fuel, petrol, kerosene and aviation fuel.
The projected decrease is based on the financing capacity of the majority of traditional donors, which has been reduced owing to fiscal difficulties.
IV.19 The Advisory Committee notes that the projected decrease in the estimated requirements for the next biennium under this budget section is mainly attributable to the discontinuation of the one-time provision for the preparation and completion of the Fourth United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries.
The projected decrease is based on the financing capacity of the majority of traditional donors, which has been reduced owing to fiscal difficulties.
The projected decrease in extrabudgetary resources compared with the previous biennium is attributable to uncertainty of firmed commitments.
(d) The projected decrease of $5,000 under policymaking organs results from combining trips or reducing the number of trips whenever feasible.
The projected decrease in extrabudgetary resources is due to the completion of the project on International Comparison Programme in 2008-2009.
In spite of the projected decrease in rural population, the current rate of expansion in services would be insufficient to achieve full coverage by 2020.
The projected decrease in extrabudgetary resources as compared to the previous biennium is due to the limited extrabudgetary funding anticipated.
The projected decrease in extrabudgetary resources compared with the previous biennium is due to the lack of firm commitments for new funding at this stage.
The projected decrease is also based on a reduction in the funding capacity of most traditional donors due to fiscal difficulties that are likely to persist during 20122013.
The projected decrease in 2000 is due primarily to the exceptionally high other resources income in 1999 resulting from the many successful fund-raising campaigns for emergencies.
(j) The projected decrease in furniture and equipment costs of $6,034,500 is attributable mainly to the cost of hardware, which will be procured under hosting services under the contractual services category.
The projected decrease in extrabudgetary resources relates to reduced requirements under the Trust Fund for Jointly Financed Information Projects owing to the completion of projects in the 2008-2009 biennium.
The projected decrease of $395,100 for New York is a result of ongoing lease negotiations between the United Nations and the United Nations Development Corporation for premises at the United Nations Development Corporation(DC) buildings.
The projected decrease in extrabudgetary resources compared with the previous biennium is the result of the expected completion of projects financed from the United Nations Development Group-Iraq Trust Fund in 2012.
The projected decrease in extrabudgetary resources compared with the previous biennium is due mainly to the expected completion of a project in 2010-2011 and the lack of firm commitments for new funding at this stage.
The projected decrease in extrabudgetary resources compared to the current biennium is based on conservative estimates of bilateral contributions pending the completion of negotiations for the renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding with ECA major donors.
The projected decrease in extrabudgetary resources relates to reduced requirements under the Trust Fund for Jointly Financed Information Projects as voluntary contributions for that trust fund are expected to cease for the biennium 2012-2013.
The projected decrease in the level of resources compared with the previous biennium reflects the overall reduction in the anticipated level of extrabudgetary resources available to ESCWA during the biennium 2012-2013, resulting in lower programme support income.