Examples of using Was attributable in English and their translations into Arabic
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The higher number was attributable to the security situation.
In 1991,43 per cent of the population increase in the Russian Federation was attributable to net migration gains. 18/.
The increase was attributable to poor roads, adverse weather conditions and speeding.
UNJSPF explained that the difference was attributable to the previous biennium.
The increase was attributable mainly to the quantities of heroin seized in China and Myanmar.
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From the Board ' s examination,low delivery was attributable to a combination of the following factors.
The increase was attributable to increases in the value of cash, receivables and property written off.
The increase in liabilities for after-service health insurance was attributable to a decrease in the discount rate from 6 per cent to 4.5 per cent.
The higher output was attributable to the adjustment of operational tasking of both surface and airborne maritime assets according to operational needs.
The increase in the proposed budget for theperiod from July 2000 to June 2001 was attributable to the two additional posts and additional operational resources that were being sought.
The higher number was attributable to the deployment of additional military formed units and to the replacement of formed units from one troop-contributing country.
Almost all of the increase was attributable to the Supplementary Programme Fund.
The higher output was attributable to 9 permanent observation posts, while the planned output related to only 1 observation post.
The lower than budgeted actual expenditure was attributable to delays in the filling of one senior officer post.
The decrease was attributable to a lower yield earned on the UNDP commingled portfolio, reflective of the yields in the market and accounting adjustments.
The increase in liabilities for after-service health insurance was attributable mainly to a decrease in the discount rate from 6.0 per cent to 4.5 per cent.
The higher output was attributable to additional operational requirements after the earthquake and the increased deployment of United Nations police as authorized by the Security Council.
The increase in operational assistance in 1992 was attributable to the strong growth of UNICEF and WFP, as well as the World Bank/IDA.
The unspent balance was attributable to the higher actual vacancy rate of 11.8 per cent compared with 8 per cent applied in the budget.
The increase in expenditure of $1.31 billion, or 35 per cent, was attributable mainly to the increase in programme assistance expenditure of $1.33 billion.
The higher output was attributable to the continued use of units pending the completion of the write-off process.
Aviation fuel and lubricants. The unutilized balance of $11,400 was attributable to the slightly lower than estimated number of flying hours, as shown in table 3.
Much of the fall was attributable to negative FDI inflows to Angola and Yemen, which were linked to the oil-investment cycle.
However, the Commission was right to argue that such conduct was attributable to the organization when linked with the organ ' s or agent ' s official functions.
The increased output was attributable to operational requirements in connection with the establishment of new missions and the expansion of police components in existing missions.
Common staff costs. The unutilized balance of $3,732,900 was attributable to the actual average number of international and local staff being lower than the authorized level.
The unencumbered balance was attributable principally to the delayed deployment of military and civilian personnel and the repatriation of the contingents from two major troop-contributing countries.
The unutilized balance of $1,251,100 under this heading was attributable primarily to the non-acquisition of aggregate supplies required for the upgrading of roads and airstrips.
The unutilized balance under this heading was attributable primarily to reduced requirements for commercial communications and spare parts owing to the delayed deployment of the Operation.
The increase in the cancellation of prior-period obligations was attributable mainly to the unutilized funds related to the reimbursements to troop-contributing countries for contingent-owned equipment.
