Examples of using Were offset in part by additional requirements in English and their translations into Arabic
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Underexpenditures were offset in part by additional requirements under.
Savings totalling $83,500 under contractual services($44,400), medical treatment and services($38,500)and official hospitality($600) were offset in part by additional requirements of $1,300 under miscellaneous other services.
These savings were offset in part by additional requirements under military personnel costs and air operations.
Savings totalling $1,660,000 under transport of contingent-owned equipment($1,223,000)and military airlifts($437,000) were offset in part by additional requirements of $1,800 under commercial freight and cartage.
These savings were offset in part by additional requirements for subscriptions($1,100) and miscellaneous supplies($500).
The above-mentioned underexpenditures were offset in part by additional requirements under.
Those savings were offset in part by additional requirements for security services($400) and claims and adjustments($1,300).
The net savings of $655,500 under contractual services, which were attributable to the lower actual cost of services provided under the logistic support service contract($7,400,000)and a letter of assist arrangement for medical services($1,800,000), were offset in part by additional requirements for the provision of local security and for trash removal($532,900).
The above-mentioned underexpenditures were offset in part by additional requirements under, inter alia.
The savings were offset in part by additional requirements for the unplanned acquisition of X-ray security equipmentin order to enhance security and protection measures at Mission headquarters.
The above-mentioned underexpenditures were offset in part by additional requirements, inter alia, under.
These elements were offset in part by additional requirements under official travel, facilities and infrastructure, communication and information technology, medical and other supplies, services and equipment.
The unencumbered balance was attributable primarily to reduced requirements under civilian personnel, premises/accommodation, transport and air operations,other equipment and air and surface freight, which were offset in part by additional requirements under communications, supplies and services and the absorption of the cost of the financing of the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi.
These savings were offset in part by additional requirements totalling $211,100 under premises/accommodation($96,100) and air and surface freight($115,000).
Underexpenditures under military contingents were offset in part by additional requirements for civilian personnel and operational costs.
The savings were offset in part by additional requirements under helicopter operations resulting from higher-than-anticipated hire/charter costs upon the renewal of the contract as of 15 September 1997.
Savings under official hospitality($200) were offset in part by additional requirements under miscellaneous other services($300).
The unspent balances were offset in part by additional requirements for information technology for the implementation of Umoja; and the weapons and ammunition management pilot project in coordination with the United Nations Mine Action Service.
The savings referred to in paragraph 4 above were offset in part by additional requirements for transport operations($66,300) and other equipment($26,800).
The savings, however, were offset in part by additional requirements of $535,000 arising from the settlement of a claim for the repatriation of a military contingent in the prior mandate period under the letter-of-assist arrangements, resulting in net savings of $291,600.
The reduced requirements were offset in part by additional requirements for mission subsistence allowance with respect to continued staff entitlements for Field Service Officers.
However, these reductions were offset in part by additional requirements under air operations($1,009,100), supplies and services($2,227,400) and air and surface freight($937,000).
The reduced requirements were offset in part by additional requirements with respect to information technology services owing to the increased cost of data storage, retrieval and maintenance support services.
On the other hand, such savings were offset in part by additional requirements arising from erroneous payroll charges of UNDOF staff on temporary assignment to other duty stations and additional requirements for travel of headquarters staff.
However, the unspent balances were offset in part by additional requirements($1.0 million) for the payment of evacuation allowances to dependants of international staff from July 2011 to January 2012 in light of the security situation in the mission area.
The overall reduced requirements were offset in part by additional requirements with respect to medical services related to hospitalization, specialized consultation and medical evacuation provided by Operation Serval within the framework of Security Council resolution 2100(2013).
The savings were offset in part by additional requirements with respect to rations owing to the Mission ' s reliance on the EUFOR contractor for the supply of rations during the transition of forces from EUFOR to MINURCAT and the delayed establishment by the Mission of its own rations contract.
These savings were offset in part by additional requirements under air transportation for the replacement of three MI-8MT helicoptersby three MI-8MTV helicopters at a higher rental cost, for operational and safety considerations, the MI-8MTV helicopter being considered more appropriate for desert conditions.
The savings were offset in part by additional requirements with respect to utilities owing to the retroactive payments for electricity charges covering a period from 1999 to 2004 as well as additional requirements for petrol, oil and lubricants because of a 67 per cent increase($0.70 actual compared to $0.42 budgeted) in the price per litre of diesel fuel during the reporting period.
However, the unspent balances were offset in part by additional requirements related to higher actual costs for the rotation of military contingent personnel and higher serviceability and repatriation of contingent-owned equipment, the revision of national salary scales and the lower actual vacancy rate of 2.8 per cent for National Professional Officers, compared with 8 per cent applied in the budget.