Examples of using Decrease in requirements in English and their translations into Russian
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Decrease in requirements reflects mission experience Idem.
Based on the pattern of expenditure, a decrease in requirements for air and surface is anticipated.
Decrease in requirements due to liquidation of Mission.
The comments of the Advisory Committee on the decrease in requirements for air transportation are contained in paragraph 93 above.
Decrease in requirements due to anticipated closure of premises.
The estimate reflects a decrease in requirements based on recent actual expenditure.
The decrease in requirements for 2012 also reflects lower ration costs.
The Advisory Committee noted that the decrease in requirements was due primarily to the anticipated reduction in trial activity in 2013.
Decrease in requirements due to anticipated closure of premises at the end of 2002.
This increase is offset by a decrease in requirements for transport operations, miscellaneous supplies and services and training.
The decrease in requirements for fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft is a result of the withdrawal and administrative liquidation of the Mission.
These are, however, offset by a decrease in requirements of $43.6 million resulting from the reduction in military personnel.
The decrease in requirements is owing to the withdrawal and administrative liquidation of the Mission.
The cost estimate reflects a 17 per cent decrease in requirements over the prior period as it takes into account recent expenditure patterns.
The decrease in requirements of $580,700 reflects the actual pace of activities on the ground.
Second, there is a decrease in requirements resulting from the repatriation of 1,674 military personnel from the Mission.
The decrease in requirements for 2011 is due to a reduced provision for medical evacuation.
The estimate reflects a decrease in requirements from $12,000 per month in the prior period based on recent actual expenditure.
The decrease in requirements is attributable mainly to the completion of the election process in 2005.
The report reflects a decrease in requirements of $840,600 gross($3,224,500 net) as compared with the revised appropriation for the biennium 2008-2009.
The decrease in requirements stemmed primarily from the delayed deployment of United Nations Volunteers.
The maintenance costs reflect the decrease in requirements due to the reduction of UNMIH presence in Haiti and the increase in requirements relating to the implementation of the pre-deployment planning phase of the enlarged UNMIH force.
The decrease in requirements relates to the reduced level of staffing and the Mission's intention to provide more in-house training.
The net reduction in non-post resources reflects a decrease in requirements for communication costs owing to use of the most economical providers, lower requirements under supplies and materials based on expenditure patterns and refinement of needs.
Decrease in requirements under United Nations police resulting from the reduction in the proposed level of police personnel from 1,680 to 1,565 and higher budgeted delayed deployment factor of 10 per cent in the 2007/08 financial period compared to 5 per cent in the 2006/07 period.
The net reduction in non-post resources reflects a decrease in requirements for communication costs due to use of the most economical providers, and a decrease in requirements under supplies and materials, based on expenditure patterns and the refinement of needs based on experience.
The decrease in requirements reflected the actual pace of activities on the ground and reduced expenditures for civilian observers.
The decrease in requirements was the result of posts at authorized levels being encumbered at lower grades and delayed recruitment.
The decrease in requirements is owing to the transfer to UNMISS of 378 and repatriation of 259 United Nations police officers by 31 August 2011.
The decrease in requirements was primarily due to the lower than budgeted for travel cost per military observer $2,030.