Examples of using Reflects a decrease in English and their translations into Arabic
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This figure reflects a decrease of 1 per cent from 2012.
The outline allocation for administration and management amounts to $8,650,000 and reflects a decrease of $109,200, or 1.2 per cent.
Table 13 reflects a decrease in the number of recommendations compared to the biennium 2006-2007.
This amount reflects a decrease of $31,300 due to the suspension by UNCHS of the assignment of three Local level staff in the UNEP reproduction unit;
The projected expenditure for the biennium 1996-1997is estimated at $2,549.4 million gross, which reflects a decrease of $53.8 million.
The proposed final appropriation in the amount of $3,756,100 reflects a decrease of $896,100, in real terms, from the revised appropriation(A/60/575, para. 17).
Owing to factors listed in paragraph 7A.9 above the overallstaff establishment of the Department under the regular budget reflects a decrease by 10 posts.
IS3.30 The provision of $150,800, which reflects a decrease of $152,400, would cover the cost of office supplies, customer statements and other materials required.
The estimated requirements for the expert group meeting on demographic estimates andprojections would amount to $25,700, which reflects a decrease of $27,900.
(iii) Supplies for maintenance of premises($1,590,700), which reflects a decrease of $743,000 based on past expenditures, relate to maintenance of the Headquarters buildings;
It reflects a decrease of $4,500 over the 2010 revised estimates, because the conference room rentals for the seminars will be part of the contracts with the hotels.
The figure reflects a decrease of 10,938 persons who repatriated with the assistance of UNHCR and some 8,000 who returned to Tajikistan spontaneously during the year.
(b) Medical supplies.Provision is made for an estimated requirement of $5,000 per month and reflects a decrease from the prior monthly provision of $10,000 based on recent expenditure patterns.
It reflects a decrease of 22 per cent, in gross terms, from the previous estimate of $180,689,000 gross($176,430,200 net) for the period from 1 July 1997 to 30 June 1998.
The projected income is estimated at $379.7 million, which reflects a decrease of $1.1 million compared with the revised income estimates of $380.8 million for the biennium.
This subprogramme would comprise five posts in the Professional category and above andtwo General Service posts, which reflects a decrease of one P-2 post redeployed to the subprogramme on trade efficiency.
The amount of $2,549,700 provides for 10 posts and reflects a decrease of $322,300, resulting from the outward redeployment of a P-4 post to the Office of the Under-Secretary-General.
The provision reflects a decrease from the provision of $34,300 per month in the prior period and takes into account projected requirements for the shipment of excess equipment and supplies to the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi and other peacekeeping operations.
The overall level of requirements under the Public Affairs Division reflects a decrease of $179,500 under non-post objects of expenditure and is based on the past pattern of expenditure.
The amount of $71,400 reflects a decrease of $46,800, which is due to the redistribution of travel resource for staff to subprogramme 8, the activities of which were co-mingled in the biennium 2000-2001 with activities under this subprogramme.
The cost estimate is based on a projectedrequirement for 174 annual rotations during the period and reflects a decrease in the average cost of rotation from $4,300 to $3,900 per person, round trip, based on recent actual expenditure.
The estimated requirement of $13,500 which reflects a decrease of $2,000 relates to travel of staff for consultations with government officials and participation in regional and international meetings.
The proposed staffing establishment of the Office therefore reflects a decrease of one United Nations Volunteer position and one National Officer general temporary assistance position and establishment of one National Officer post.
Based on recent actual expenditure, the provision reflects a decrease in the average monthly requirement per vehicle from $100 and $220 in the prior period for United Nations-owned and contingent-owned vehicles, respectively.
The net reduction in non-post resources reflects a decrease in requirements for communication costs owing to use of the most economical providers, lower requirements under supplies and materials based on expenditure patterns and refinement of needs.
The estimated requirement of $13,900, which reflects a decrease of $1,300, relates to travel of staff for consultations with government officials, participation in technical meetings and in the ACC Task Force for Science and Technology for Development.
This estimate comprises $28,500 for consultants, which reflects a decrease of $15,500, to provide for specialized inputs for the annual Survey of Economic and Social Developments in the ESCWA Region and for two non-recurrent publications.
The decrease in staff assessment income of $5.6 million reflects a decrease in the level of staff assessment disbursed under the related expenditure section as well as lower staff assessment realized in respect of the expenditure portion of income section 3.