Examples of using Total workload in English and their translations into Arabic
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Total workload.
Table 1 Share of revision work in total workload.
The total workload of the Cairo metro is comparable to that of Moscow.
Share of Contractual Translation Unit in total workload(in words).
A Total workload sent to contractors during each biennium.
The backlog issue should be addressedon a case-by-case basis, following an assessment of the total workload involved.
The total workload assumed by the eight staff members funded under the regular budget would equate to two posts.
The workload of those two sections represents approximately 85 per cent of the total workload of the Procurement Service.
The total workload of the Communications and Information Technology Procurement Section over the past three years is reflected in table 15.
Even ifwomen do the same work as men at a workplace, their total workload can be higher than the men ' s.
In introducing the report, the representative of the Secretariat noted that, although the number of documents above the page limits accounted for only 10 per cent of the total, they constituted 54 per cent of the total workload.
UNEP operations represented about one third of ECLAC Mexico's total workload in the areas of personnel, finance and security services.
Since July 1997, the Office processed 16 cases of placement and promotion in accordance with established vacancy management policies and procedures,an activity that represents an estimated 40 per cent of the total workload of the Personnel Office during that time.
A/ Based on the ratio of peace-keeping activities workload to total workload of the Office; equivalent number of work months to the number of posts. C. Offices whose programmes may be affected(category(c)).
It was apparent to the Secretary-General that the drastic cut in support account income resulting from the reduction of peace-keeping budgets could not be offset simply by an immediate andproportionate reduction in the total workload and staff needed to carry it out.
However, if the 2,692 outputs terminated by legislation are deducted from the total workload, the overall implementation rate of the mandated outputs increases by 9.2 percentage points to 92.2 per cent.
The non-post requirements of $2,657,200 reflecting a decrease of $765,700, relate to a reduction under temporary assistance for meetings resulting from the increase in outsourcing oftranslation from 27.5 per cent to 30 per cent of total workload.
The final cost of conference services provided for the 2005 Review Conference, including its preparatory process,will depend on the total workload arising from all sessions of the Preparatory Committee and the Conference.
Based on the peace-keeping backstopping workload as a ratio of the total workload of the offices concerned, it has been estimated that the regular budget is absorbing an equivalent number of work months to the number of posts indicated in table 1 below.
Statistics for the year ending July 2006 show that the Department ofPeacekeeping Operations represents 14.2 per cent of the total workload within the mail sub-unit and 10.9 per cent within the pouch sub-unit.
For the fiscal year 2005/06, the combined total workload of the Field Procurement Section and the Logistics and Transportation Section is projected to be approximately $1.1 billion with major contracts for food rations and fuel to be procured during the first half of 2006.
The Procurement Service has two sections, i.e., the Field Procurement Section and the Logistics and Transportation Section, which in 2004/05, handled a combined purchases order value of approximately $617 million,representing 79 per cent of the total workload of the Procurement Service.
The Committee was further informed that requests from peacekeepingmissions amounted to approximately 30 per cent of the total workload of the Management Evaluation Unit and that the output implementation rate of the Unit for the biennium 2010-2011 would be reflected in the programme performance report for 2010/11, which will be considered by the Assembly during the main part of its sixty-seventh session.
Benefits of the introduction of speech recognition technology will accrue downstream of the translation process, in text-processing units, where the transcription of translations, original summary records and verbatim records recorded on audio cassettesstill constitutes a very significant proportion of the total workload.
In response to a question raised at the 421stmeeting with reference to the share of revision work in the total workload of P-5 and P-4 staff at United Nations Headquarters, Geneva, Vienna and Nairobi, the representative of the Secretariat explained that the statistics given in table 1 of document A/53/919/Add.1 excluded that portion of the workload that was generated by functions other than translation and revision, namely, managerial and supervisory functions.
Furthermore, he indicates that the Management Evaluation Unit expects a 15 per cent increase in the number of cases to be submitted by peacekeeping personnel during the period from 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, which would bring the overall proportion ofcases from peacekeeping operations to 25 per cent of the total workload.
Requests the Secretary-General, in the context of his next report on procurement reform, to evolve and provide the standards for measuring efficiency of procurement,taking into account the optimal duration of the procurement decision-making process, the total workload in the Procurement Division and the cost-efficiency of procurement, against which the performance should be measured;
VII. Total Remaining Workload.
VII. Total Remaining Workload.