Examples of using Revised figures in English and their translations into Arabic
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A Revised figures.
Administrative costs for 1995 are slightly lower than the 1994 revised figures.
Revised figures would be provided in the third progress report.
That had now been done and an agreement in principle on the revised figures had been reached.
Even if the revised figures are accepted, the importers were not incurring any loss; instead it was their profit margin that was reduced.
The reductions were due to delays in deployment and were based on the revised figures provided to ACABQ at its request.
His delegation looked forward to the revised figures for contingent-owned equipment liability in respect of the United Nations Protection Force(UNPROFOR).
The survey report provides information on the country ' s profile,the methodology used to establish the revised figures and the results of the survey.
Revised figures including all UNOCI personnel:(2008/09: 277 cases per month; 2009/10: 186 cases per month; 2010/11: 174 cases per month).
He noted that the source of data used to calculate the revised figures for core programme resources for 1997 to 1999 was that provided by the World Bank for 1994.
A Revised figures are based on the results of CEA 2007 and financial intermediation services indirectly measured allocated to users.
France Finally, he asked why there had been so many revisions to the budget estimates for UNOMIL and, in particular,why some of the revised figures had not been published.
Revised figures including all UNOCI personnel: 2009/10: 186 cases per month; 2010/11: 174 cases per month; 2011/12: 170 cases per month.
Rates received for each category would be averaged(less the highest andlowest figures per category), the revised figures being used to establish updated base rates for each category.
The proposed revised figures were based on a 2009- 2012 survey carried out during preparation of the party ' s HPMP.
Since these requirements are now known in advance of the sixty-first plenary session of the Executive Committee of the High Commissioner 's Programme(4-8 October 2010), the revised figures are explained in the following paragraphs.
The party indicated that the revised figures were based on a data survey conducted in the preparation of its HCFC phase-out management plan.
The table annexed to the present report, provided by representatives of the Secretary-General, compares, by line item,the estimates contained in documents A/48/592 and A/C.5/48/40 and the revised figures provided to the Committee during its consideration of the item.
The party indicated that the revised figures were based on a data survey conducted in 2010 in the preparation of its HCFC phase-out management plan.
The revised figures for 2008-2009 by region and organigrammes of UNHCR headquarters in Geneva and the Service Centre in Budapest are contained in annexes I to III of the present report.
II.37. The Committee was provided with revised tables4.4, 4.6 and 4.8, indicating revised figures for regular budget posts in 1992-1993 and up-to-date estimates for temporary posts financed from the support account for peace-keeping operations.
The party indicated that the revised figures were based on a data survey conducted in the preparation of its HCFC phase-out management plan, which included the formal and informal sectors, uranium mining enterprises, oil refining operations recently installed in the country and cross-checking with data from the Customs authorities.
The party indicated that the revised figures were based on a data survey conducted in 2010 in the preparation of its HCFC phase-out management plan.
The party indicated that the revised figures were based on discrepancies detected during a survey conducted in the preparation of its HCFC phase-out management plan.
The party indicated that the revised figures were based on discrepancies detected during a survey conducted in the preparation of its HCFC phase-out management plan.
B The revised figure reflects decisions taken by the General Assembly in resolution 63/287.
The Committee recommended that the difference between the original amount and the revised figure be used to offset future assessments on Member States(para. 39).
However, the revised figure of $104,537,700 for the proposed budget was based on more up-to-date expenditures.
As indicated in table 2 of the proposed budget, the revised figure for the support budget for UN-HABITAT totals $17.1 million, comprising $2.6 million for the regular budget, $9.2 million for technical cooperation and $5.3 million for the Foundation.