Examples of using Reflecting a net decrease in English and their translations into Arabic
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Reflecting a net decrease of 171 positions(11 international, 159 national and 1 United Nations Volunteer), as follows.
As far as human resources were concerned, a total of 3,997positions had been requested for 2008, reflecting a net decrease of 1,210 positions from the 2007 level.
Non-post resources of $30,200, reflecting a net decrease of $15,000, would largely cover travel of staff, contractual services and other general operating requirements.
Programme support would consist of 20 posts in the Professional category and above and33 General Service posts, reflecting a net decrease of 1 post due to the following changes.
Non-post requirements of $39,300, reflecting a net decrease of $9,800, would cover such requirements as travel of staff, contractual services and general operating requirements.
The overall resources required for the biennium2012-2013 for this section amount to $20,201,000 before recosting, reflecting a net decrease of $363,700, or 1.8 per cent.
The amount of $197,400, reflecting a net decrease of $30,400, in non-post resources would provide primarily for travel of staff, general operating expenses and other operational requirements.
During the 2008-2009 biennium,extrabudgetary resources are estimated at $3,133,200, reflecting a net decrease of approximately $700,000, to be utilized for a variety of Tribunal activities.
The total requirements of $76,200, reflecting a net decrease of $48,600, cover the Office ' s share for the port and disk charges in connection with the mainframe computer systems($25,200), in addition to the maintenance of existing office automation equipment($51,000).
The Advisory Committee notes that a total of 433 posts isproposed for the biennium 2012-2013 under the regular budget, reflecting a net decrease of seven posts compared with 2010-2011.
Non-post resources totalling $2,821,100, reflecting a net decrease of $112,900, provide for other staff costs, travel of staff, contractual services, and other general operating requirements.
The overall resources proposed for the biennium2014-2015 for the section amount to $182,601,500 before recosting, reflecting a net decrease of $1,879,600(1.0 per cent) compared with the 2012-2013 budget at revised rates.
Non-post resources totalling $628,300, reflecting a net decrease of $4,800, provide for, inter alia, other staff costs, travel of staff, grants and contributions and other operational requirements.
Non-post resources proposed for the Office of Information andCommunications Technology amount to $8,506,200, reflecting a net decrease of $2,076,100(19.6) as compared with the apportionment of $10,582,300 for 2010/11.
Non-post resources totalling $600,800, reflecting a net decrease of $98,400, provide for, inter alia, other staff costs, travel of staff, grants and contributions, and other operational requirements.
The overall resources proposed for the biennium 2014-2015 forsection 30 amount to $40,330,200 before recosting, reflecting a net decrease of $390,000(1 per cent) compared with the 2012-2013 resources at revised rates.
Non-post resources totalling $381,500, reflecting a net decrease of $288,900, provide for, inter alia, other staff costs, consultants, travel of representatives and staff, and other operational requirements.
The overall level of resources for theDivision in 2014-2015 totalled $83,373,600 before recosting, reflecting a net decrease of 10.7 per cent compared with the appropriations for the biennium 2012-2013.
Resources amounting to $2,410,300, reflecting a net decrease of $3,031,700, will provide for seven posts and operational requirements such as travel of staff, general operating expenses, hospitality and supplies and equipment.
The overall level of resources for the InvestmentManagement Division amounts to $83,373,600 before recosting, reflecting a net decrease of $9,989,500, or 10.7 per cent, compared with the appropriations for the biennium 2012-2013.
Non-post requirements of $213,700, reflecting a net decrease of $38,700, will provide largely for other staff costs, consultants, travel of staff, contractual services and other general operating requirements.
The overall level of resources foradministrative costs amounts to $88,367,600 before recosting, reflecting a net decrease of $9,552,000, or 9.8 per cent, from the appropriations for the biennium 2012-2013.
The amount of $1,613,400 for non-post requirements, reflecting a net decrease of $515,000, would provide for other staff costs, consultants, experts, travel of staff and contractual services.
The overall resources proposed for the biennium2014-2015 for this section amount to $186,017,200 before recosting, reflecting a net decrease of $3,827,300(or 2.0 per cent) compared with 2012-2013 resources at revised rates.
During the biennium,extrabudgetary resources are estimated at $4,585,600, reflecting a net decrease of approximately $1.5 million, to be utilized for a variety of activities of the Tribunal.
The overall resources proposed for the biennium 2014-2015 for thisbudget section amount to $56,805,800 before recosting, reflecting a net decrease of $8,245,800(or 12.7 per cent) compared with the 2012-2013 budget at revised rates.
The overall resources under this section amount to $118,951,100 before recosting, reflecting a net decrease of $2,815,800, or 2.3 per cent, compared with the revised appropriation for the biennium 2010-2011.
The overall resources proposed for the biennium 2014-2015 forsection 9 amount to $160,447,700 before recosting, reflecting a net decrease of $2,013,300(1.2 per cent) compared with the 2012-2013 resources at revised rates.
The Secretary-General proposes a net decrease of 248 posts andpositions, reflecting a net decrease of 13 international and 134 national posts, 86 United Nations Volunteer positions and 15 temporary positions.
The overall resources required for thebiennium 2012-2013 amount to $179,432,200 before recosting, reflecting a net decrease of $5,564,400(3.0 per cent) compared with the revised appropriation for the biennium 2010-2011.