Examples of using This workload in English and their translations into Arabic
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You know, this workload is insane.
We got a staff of eight to handle this workload.
This workload is expected to increase over the next biennium.
The new Legal Officers would undertake two fifths of this workload. .
Due to this workload the Branch faces human resource problems.
I can't even imaginehow you balance being a new dad with this workload.
This workload placed a very heavy burden on the resources available at the Base.
It was acknowledged, however, that this workload places a great burden on delegations.
Each of the four new Officers would undertake one eleventh of this workload.
This workload means that the Committee can no longer examine communications expeditiously.
The contract with the interpreters association is pegged to this workload standard for the next four years.
This workload means that the Committee can no longer examine communications expeditiously.
In this regard,the Department is looking at creative ways to rationalize this workload in partnership with the substantive Departments concerned, so that special conferences are adequately supported.
This workload is the responsibility of four investigation staff, including two specialist investigators.
The Commission wishes to assure the Meeting of States Parties that it is doing its utmost, under its existing conditions of service,to address this workload and to examine submissions efficiently and in a speedy manner.
This workload relates to the first round of reporting by Member States on implementation of resolution 1373(2001).
Mr. Guéhenno suggested thatnew Council members do their best to manage this workload by striving for political unity, exerting political will, and, in general, considering the five questions posed during his talk.
This workload includes the pretrial and trial of Ratko Mladić and Goran Hadžić following their arrest on 26 May and 20 July 2011.
Its current and upcoming workload is exceptionally high,and recent developments show that this workload will probably increase much more than expected in 2009, in particular due to the denied referral of cases to Rwanda, which will probably add up to four additional cases.
This workload means that the Committee can no longer examine communications expeditiously and highlights the urgent need to reinforce the Secretariat staff.
Instead of providing a clear description of the various functions required for the support of peace-keeping operations, the Secretary-General has attempted to describe both the workload carried out in supportof peace-keeping operations and the mix in carrying out this workload as between the regular budget and the support account through a description of functions of departments and other organizational units.
It is fairly safe to predict that this workload will remain more or less constant, with cases being disposed of and new cases coming in.
To put this workload in perspective, statistics have been compiled, drawing on the proposed programme budgets going back to 1972-1973, and are shown in the table below.
An expert UPR body wouldneed to be large enough to handle this workload and would need to meet sufficiently frequently, and for sessions of sufficient length, to have a realistic chance of discharging its responsibilities.
To deal with this workload, it is proposed to establish a single, three-person Arbitration Board in New York and a similar Board in Geneva on which two members will serve only on a part-time basis.
In order to adequately deal with this workload, the Council needs to reflect on its working methods continuously to improve its efficiency.
Taking into account this workload, the existing level of staffing resources would need to be strengthened through additional resources as follows.
Because of the nature of this workload, the complement of staff should probably comprise a strong" base" of United Nations civilian staff members, some ideally with military backgrounds," topped off" as necessary with military officers.
Thus, to be able to handle this workload, the Office estimates that 44,000 hours of investigator time would be required(176 cases times 250 hours per investigation), requiring approximately 24 investigators(A/57/494, paras. 28 and 29).
The Committee concluded that this workload, together with its other responsibilities under the Convention and those under the Optional Protocol to the Convention, made it necessary for the Committee to be provided with the opportunity to hold three annual sessions, at least one of which with parallel working groups.