Examples of using Total strength in English and their translations into Arabic
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Total strength.
Actual total strength.
Total strength.
Country(total strength).
Total strength, person/months.
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Impulses and vibrations can considerably reduce the total strength;
The total strength of the Mission was 415.
Impulses and vibrations can considerably reduce the total strength.
The total strength of the military component is 1,000.
A massive recruitment drive increased their total strength to around 14,000.
The total strength of AFISMA is 9,620 composed as follows.
The apportionment for military observers was based on a total strength of 396 person-months.
Of the total strength, 1,694 uniformed personnel are deployed in Bangui.
The Government of Chad has requested that the total strength of DIS be raised from 850 to some 1,700 elements.
The total strength of AMISOM uniformed personnel stands currently at 9,961.
Thus, an additional 13,100military personnel would be required and the total strength of the Mission would then be brought up to 23,900.
Per cent of the total strength of all contingent personnel and military observers.
PNTL headquarters handed overto PNTL on 19 May 2004; PNTL total strength was 3,020 officers and 26 civilian staff.
The total strength of an expanded UNAMSIL would thus be close to 10,000 military personnel.
Minorities thus account for 4.1 per cent of the total strength, or about 41 per cent of the posts set aside for the minorities.
The total strength of the mission would be 88 military personnel, along with international and local support staff.
This would represent a reduction of some 68 military observers from the total strength of 160 authorized under resolution 1020(1995).
As at 26 March, the total strength of UNAMID was approximately 10,600 personnel.
The current total strength of both sub-units is eight international and six local staff.
As at 1 June 1996, the total strength(military personnel and civilian police) of UNFICYP was 1,197.
As at 30 August, ISAF total strength was 11,551 personnel from 26 NATO nations plus 309 from 11 non-NATO nations.
As at 30 July 2004, the total strength of the Stabilization Force(SFOR) was 8,587, including 409 troops from non-NATO countries.
The current total strength of the Lebanese Armed Forces in the UNIFIL area of operations remains at approximately two brigades.
As at 10 February, the total strength of the International Security Assistance Force(ISAF) was 6,264, including 233 troops from 11 non-NATO countries.