Examples of using Could be redeployed in English and their translations into Russian
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The above-mentioned posts could be redeployed to perform other functions, as follows.
Commensurate with the requirements of the Mission, the staff resources could be redeployed or adjusted.
The released resources could be redeployed either to substantive or more valuable support activities.
The new operating model would release staff andfinancial resources that could be redeployed to.
Resources could be redeployed in ways that enhanced productive capacity for job-rich growth.
The Tribunal has already identified one P-5 post that could be redeployed from the Investigations Division.
There are no existing posts that could be redeployed for the period required to clear the backlog of cases by the end of 2009 without having an impact on core functions in other departments.
The Inspectors observe that savings realized by these efforts could be redeployed to achieve language parity.
The Committee believes that, parallel to recommending capacity for emerging needs, efforts should also be made to identify lower priority needs from which resources could be redeployed.
The Secretariat had sought to identify areas from which resources could be redeployed to meet the additional requirements.
The Secretariat has sought to identify areas from which resources could be redeployed to meet the additional requirements relating to the substantive support to the Committee and the conference-servicing and other support services requirements referred to in paragraph 9 above.
Staff currently performing this activity in the Executive Offices oradministrative units could be redeployed to other roles.
Following a review of possible areas from which resources could be redeployed, the Secretariat is not able to identify such areas at this stage.
The Committee was also informed that the Secretariat was unable to identify any further posts that could be redeployed at this time.
Alternatively, a smaller number of Judges could be redeployed, allowing the Appeals Chamber to form two benches to deal with the appeals.
Both of these examples highlightefficiency gains being made, but no savings in dollar terms, which could be redeployed to the Development Account.
The Secretariat has sought to identify areas from which resources could be redeployed to meet the additional requirements relating to conference services for the biennium 2010-2011 as set out in table 1.
He also expressed his opinion that the war with China should have been ended"even at some sacrifice" so thatthe men and resources could be redeployed to the Pacific theater.
The Secretariat has sought to identify areas from which resources could be redeployed to meet the additional requirements relating to the conference services and other conference support services referred to in paragraph 9 above.
The Secretariat indicates that it is not able to identify areas from which resources could be redeployed for this balance ibid., paras. 12 and 14.
The Secretariat would seek to identify areas from which resources could be redeployed to meet the requirements within the provisions approved under section 2, General Assembly and Economic and Social Council affairs and Conference Management for the biennium 20102011.
As requested by the General Assembly, efforts were made to identify existing resources that could be redeployed to the Peacebuilding Support Office.
The phasing-out of environmentally unfriendly economic instruments, especially input subsidies, needs careful examination and the Commission should focus its discussions on the environmental impact of applying those instruments andthe size of budgetary resources which could be redeployed.
If a meeting was cancelled in good time,the resources allocated to service it could be redeployed for other meetings, whether connected to the Committee or not.
However, since existing systems needed to be operated in parallel until IMIS was fully implemented,only 8 existing staff positions could be redeployed to the unit.
This will allow better utilization of the human resources of the Department,part of which could be redeployed to perform functions related to the Rapidly Deployable Mission Headquarters.
In the development account section of the budget, the Secretary-General should recapitulate the proposal by summarizing the likelysources of funds and the total projected level of savings that could be redeployed to the development account.
The same principle applied to the Department of Safety and Security, which lacked a fully justified proposal,since some existing staff could be redeployed, making it possible to lower the overall associated costs for the Department by recruiting fewer security officers.
Third, requirements for new resources must be weighed against existing commitments in order to determine appropriate priorities:the Committee must identify, by means of rigorous programme evaluations, resources which could be redeployed from lower to higher priorities.
Within the level of resources proposed in the programme budget for that biennium, it is not possible, at this stage, to identify resources which could be redeployed to substantially strengthen the Office of the Special Coordinator as requested in paragraph 16 of the draft resolution.