Examples of using Table in section in English and their translations into Arabic
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Replace the table in section II.A.1 with the following.
Mission-specific requirements and variations are described in the table in section A of annex II to the present report.
The table in section II.A.1 should be replaced by the following.
Such a scheme would ensure a place for indicators that are currently challenging to measure,but are viewed as essential to monitoring impact(see table in section II. B);
The table in section III. D illustrates the types of indicators that could be retrieved when a module is added to an existing survey initiative.
Significant variances between the appropriation and the expenditures are shown in the table in section II and are explained in paragraphs 3 to 21 of the performance report.
The table in section II of the report contained a breakdown of the method employed to establish a preliminary estimate of resources needed for the biennium 2006-2007.
We may share your personal data with the parties set out below, for the purposes setout in this privacy notice, including in the table in Section 4 above.
The Committee notes from the table in section III of document A/52/711 that the cost of contractual services for the IMIS project is now estimated at $42.2 million.
Changes to the proposed staffing table contained in A/50/696/Add.4, annex XII. B,are shown in the table in section IV of the present document.
Mr. Abdullah(Bahrain) expressed concern that the table in section 24.3(Palestine refugees) showed that 8 budgetary posts and 19 extrabudgetary posts were to be eliminated.
The Board appointed the subsequently nominated replacement for the outgoing member, with a view to an election for that seat on theBoard taking place at COP 10(see table in section III. A).
Upon enquiry, the Committee was informed that all of the amounts in the table in section IV, apart from the first entry, were additional to the budgeted amounts paid by the Governments of Cyprus and Greece.
The Advisory Committee notes that the report does not provide any justification for the proposed increase, and further notes that the proposed increase in external training is disproportionately highcompared to the proposed increase in international staff(see table in section IV.C.2 above).
The Advisory Committee notes from the table in section A of annex II to document A/54/633 that the projected monthly cost for block hours for the use of S-61N helicopters amounts to $242,000 for each helicopter.
The resources proposed for the period from 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006 amount to $270,265,100, reflecting the phased increase of military and police personnel to the authorized levelsshown in the table above by 30 June 2006(see the table in section II, part A. 1, A/60/190).
The Advisory Committee notes from the table in section E of chapter VIII of the report of the Secretary-General(A/54/633) that the plan is to deploy 436 staff between 1 October 1999 and 15 January 2000.
Questions were asked and views were expressed on the United Nations Economic and Social Information System(UNESIS), access to the Internet around the world, customized services for users, the needs of students andthe shifts in resources in the Statistics Division indicated in the table in section V of the review.
As indicated in the table in section II of the financial performance report(A/56/500), a total of $86,154,900 gross($78,170,200 net) was appropriated by the General Assembly for the Tribunal for the period from 1 January to 31 December 2000.
The use of these tools,including dedicated extranets and discussion tools(see table in section III. D. above), allows the CDM process with its ever-expanding volume of work to be managed transparently, within established time frames and limited resources.
As reflected in the table in section II. C of the present report, the 2014/15 budget takes into account efficiency gains through the installation of solar water heating systems at positions, which will reduce electricity costs by $14,200.
The President of the Second Review Conference asked Guinea-Bissau if it could confirm,as is indicated in the table in Section II of the request, that Guinea- Bissau itself has not invested any of its own resources into the implementation of Article 5 and has relied solely on external sources.
As can be seen from the table in section III of the ninth report, the net additional requirements of $10.4 million are attributable mainly to contractual services($7.9 million) and general temporary assistance/overtime($5.3 million), and also reflect an impact of reduced requirements under travel($1.2 million), software($0.6 million), training($0.6 million) and hardware($0.5 million).
With regard to staff resources, the Advisory Committee notes from the table in section A of chapter VIII of the report of the Secretary-General(A/54/633) that the proposed civilian staff establishment for UNAMSIL totals 581 posts, comprising 227 international staff(82 Professional, 26 General Service, 99 Field Service and 20 Security Service), 72 United Nations Volunteers, and 282 local staff.
As can be seen from the table in section III," Budgetary matters", of the tenth progress report, the net additional requirements of $9.5 million are attributable mainly to general temporary assistance($6.4 million) and contractual services($5.9 million) and reflect also the impact of reduced requirements under travel($1.3 million), training($0.7 million), hardware($0.3 million) and software($0.5 million).
Building on these two proposed structures, the table in section IV below presents a logical framework for classifying potential programmes to be included in the 10-year framework of programmes that has six life-cycle stages(shown as rows) and six instrument types to promote sustainable consumption and production(shown as columns).
The Committee notes, however, that in the table in section V of the report of the Secretary-General on progress in the implementation of the global field support strategy(A/66/591/Add.1), it is indicated that the financial resources to be provided by UNMISS for the Regional Service Centre in 2012/13 amount to $9,541,600.
As indicated in the relevant table in section II. B above, it is proposed that a total of 51 temporary positions, to be funded under general temporary assistance, be utilized to augment the existing capacities of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Department of Management to backstop and support the substantial expansion of UNIFIL.
As discussed in points 11-13 of the table in section IV, the Department of Management, through the combined efforts of the Office of the Capital Master Plan and the Office of Central Support Services, developed a programme of action to relocate some equipment above the revised floodplain level and to create water-resistant compartments to protect electrical components in the event of a flood in the future.
The remarks of the Syrian delegation concerning the tables in sections I and V were a matter for the High Commissioner and the Controller, both of whom had signed the letter of transmittal which appeared at the beginning of document A/58/5/Add.5.