Examples of using The variance is attributable primarily in English and their translations into Chinese
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The variance is attributable primarily to the need for a business continuity consultant.
Reduced inputs and the same outputs 140. The variance is attributable primarily to reduced requirements for the acquisition of vehicles, owing to the acquisition of fewer vehicles in 2011/12, compared to 2010/11, and the transfer of vehicles from MINURCAT.
The variance is attributable primarily to increased travel requirements for both non-training and training-related travel.
The variance is attributable primarily to reduced requirements for the acquisition of vehicles, owing to acquisitions made in 2012/13($7,196,800).
The variance is attributable primarily to increased costs of medical services at private clinics and additional requirements for medical supplies, based on recent experience.
The variance is attributable primarily to the proposed establishment of two additional posts for a Civil Affairs Officer and a Budget Officer at the P-3 level.
The variance is attributable primarily to a higher actual six-month average with respect to fuel prices of $0.92 per litre compared with the $0.68 per litre budgeted.
The variance is attributable primarily to the exclusion of provisions made in connection with electoral support provided by the Mission during the 2011/12 period.
The variance is attributable primarily to the exclusion of requirements for weather stations and firefighting services, which were included in the 2009/10 period.
The variance is attributable primarily to the non-provision of non-training consultancy services owing to the management decision to rely on in-house resources/capabilities.
The variance is attributable primarily to the additional requirements for training-related travel for newly recruited staff who will require training in substantive and technical areas.
The variance is attributable primarily to the discontinuation of other services to military contingent personnel which will become the responsibility of each troop-contributing country.
The variance is attributable primarily to reduced requirements with respect to medical services owing to the lower actual number of Mission personnel requiring medical treatment and hospitalization.
The variance is attributable primarily to more accurate estimates for freight charges for 2013/14, including the use of actual costs experienced, and an increase in mine action requirements.
The variance is attributable primarily to the additional person-months of consultants required for the determination of IPSAS opening balances in Headquarters and peacekeeping operations.
The variance is attributable primarily to additional requirements for maintenance services in accordance with the terms of the new contracts for catering, cleaning and waste management services.
The variance is attributable primarily to additional requirements for the rental and operation of helicopters owing to increases in the cost of flight hours and aviation fuel for two helicopters.
The variance is attributable primarily to reduced requirements for reimbursements to troop- and formed police-contributing Governments for self-sustainment based on recent deployment and serviceability patterns.
The variance is attributable primarily to reduced travel as a result of the maximization of videoconferencing and other communications technology to ensure necessary contact with peacekeeping operations.
The variance is attributable primarily to the increase in supplies associated with the acquisition of a level 1 clinic and the additional services the mission is expected to provide.
The variance is attributable primarily to the fact that the resident auditor training conference will be held biannually instead of annually and will therefore not take place in 2012/13.
The variance is attributable primarily to reduced requirements for reimbursements to troop- and formed police-contributing Governments for self-sustainment based on recent and current deployment and serviceability patterns.
The variance is attributable primarily to the lower requirement for communications and public information equipment, as 95 per cent of acquisitions were completed during the previous fiscal periods.
The variance is attributable primarily to the requirements of IPSAS team members to travel to peacekeeping missions to determine IPSAS-compliant opening balances and IPSAS-related training activities.
The variance is attributable primarily to additional requirements for the rental and operation of helicopters, owing to the renewal of the letter-of-assist contractual arrangements at higher hourly rates.
The variance is attributable primarily to the proposed reduction of 30 international posts(3 P-4, 9 P-3, 4 P-2, 7 FS and 7 General Service) in response to the downsizing of the military component.
The variance is attributable primarily to the upgrading of the fibre optic recabling of all offices in Camp Ziouani and the replacement of information technology equipment that had reached the end of its useful life.
The variance is attributable primarily to the costs for the commercial storage and handling of peacekeeping operations records at Headquarters, which were previously absorbed by the peacekeeping missions' budgets.
The variance is attributable primarily to a lower requirement for predeployment and in-mission training of AMISOM personnel($518,200), and lower estimated freight and related costs primarily for the movement of vessels($355,700).
The variance is attributable primarily to additional requirements for construction services related to the replacement of the existing dry rations facility, the acquisition of additional generators and increases in costs of maintenance supplies.