Examples of using Recent deployment in English and their translations into Arabic
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Start- News and the recent deployments.
His most recent deployment ended eight months ago, when he returned working for CityLine Oil.
His delegation was of the view that the proposedresources must be adjusted in the light of the most recent deployment schedule.
I welcome the recent deployment by the Government of Burundi of a second battalion of troops to augment the AMISOM forces.
For military and police personnel,the proposed delayed deployment factors take recent deployment patterns into account.
Welcomes the recent deployment of a United Nations Guard Unit to strengthen security at UNSOM compounds;
In addition, the estimates for Government-provided personnel reflect the application of a 16per cent vacancy factor, based on recent deployment patterns.
Recent deployments of Russian peace-keepers in the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina have not been consistent with existing criteria.
While earlier post-9/11 deployments were well-publicized trials,more recent deployments are rarely written about due to their covert nature.
The recent deployment to Kailahun district of government officials is a particularly welcome development given the likely revival of cross-border trade with Liberia.
The cost estimates are based on the assumption that there will be full deployment of military contingents and formed police units in the 2009/10 period,taking into account recent deployment patterns.
The proposed vacancy factors take into account recent deployment patterns, whereby the rates proposed for 2014/15 are targeted to be achieved by the end of the 2013/14 period.
The robust MONUSCO response aimed at protectingcivilians in this context was significantly enhanced by the recent deployment of additional military utility and attack helicopters.
Based on recent deployment patterns, the cost estimates take into account a delayed deployment factor of 5 per cent, compared with 6 per cent delayed deployment factor applied in 2010/11.
The variance is attributable primarily to reduced requirements for reimbursements to troop-and formed police-contributing Governments for self-sustainment based on recent deployment and serviceability patterns.
Of concern is the recent deployment to Jonglei State of a new police unit that appears to be independent of the Southern Sudan police service and close to the local governor and national security forces.
The additional requirements are attributable primarily to the application of a 6 per cent delayed deployment factor in 2014/15 compared to 13 per cent applied in 2013/14,based on recent deployment patterns.
Based on recent deployment patterns, the cost estimates reflect a delayeddeployment factor for United Nations police of 5 per cent in 2011/12 compared with 6 per cent in 2010/11.
The cost estimates are based on the assumption of full deployment for military contingents, formed police units and Government-provided personnelin the 2009/10 period, taking into account recent deployment patterns.
The proposed vacancy factors take into account recent deployment patterns as well as the reduction in the authorized levels in 2013/14 compared with the levels on which the 2012/13 budget was based.
The reduced requirements are the result of the application of a delayed deployment factor of 25 per cent, compared with a delayed deployment factor of 16 per cent applied in 2011/12,based on recent deployment patterns.
Based on recent deployment patterns, the cost estimates reflect the application of delayed deployment factors of 4 per cent for military contingents and 6 per cent for United Nations police.
The reduced requirements are attributable primarily to the application of a delayed deployment factor of 6 per cent to related cost estimates, compared with the delayed deployment factor of 5 per cent applied in 2011/12,based on recent deployment patterns.
By the same token, the recent deployment of UNAMSIL troops in Makeni and Magburaka, as well as the disarmament in Kambia and Port Loko districts, has created a new, positive dynamic in the situation of the internally displaced persons and returnees.
In this connection, the Advisory Committee welcomes the Secretary-General ' s statement that valuable lessons in cargomanagement have been drawn by the administration from recent deployments of strategic deployment stocks in terms of marking, dispatching and security of containerized cargo and that all high value cargo will be containerized and all containers will have prominent external markings for quick identification.
However, based on recent deployment patterns, the cost estimates reflect the application of delayed deployment factors of 3 per cent for military contingents, 5 per cent for United Nations police and 20 per cent for formed police personnel.
The proposed vacancy factors are based on the same vacancy factors applied to the approved 2013/14 budget proposal, except for in the cases of international staff, for which the vacancy rate has been updated to reflect actual incumbency levels in the second quarter of 2013 and recent positive developments in visa approvals, and of United Nations police, for which the vacancyrate has been increased in line with recent deployment.
The most recent deployment to the United Nations Supervision Mission in the Syrian Arab Republic assisted with the implementation of the Joint Special Envoy ' s six-point plan on issues relating to arbitrary detention and the provision of legal and technical advice to United Nations military observers.
During the discussion, the Secretary-General of ECCAS emphasized that member States of the Community have taken drastic measures in their concerted fight against poachers,including: the recent deployment by Cameroon of 600 elite soldiers to block access routes used by wildlife traffickers; the involvement by Chad of its armed forces in the fight against poaching activities; the creation by Gabon of a specialized antipoaching brigade and the public destruction of its national ivory stocks.
However, based on recent deployment patterns, the cost estimates reflect the application of a 1 per cent delayed deployment factor for military contingents, a delayed deployment factor of 6 per cent for United Nations police, and a 5 per cent delayed deployment factor for formed police personnel.
