Examples of using Deployment rate in English and their translations into Russian
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Deployment rate percentage.
Vacancy/delayed deployment rate.
Delayed deployment rate 2006/07 percentage.
Vacancy/delayed deployment rate.
Delayed deployment rate 25 August 2006- 30 June 2007 percentage.
Vacancy/delayed deployment rate.
The deployment rate of the United Nations police component has steadily increased.
Vacancy/delayed deployment rate percentage.
Posts encumbered Vacancy/delayed deployment rate.
Delayed deployment rate percentage.
As has been demonstrated in the Panel interviews, current Standing Police Capacity deployment rates suggest careful attention to deployment tempo.
Delayed deployment rate percentage.
ONUSAL has continued to urge the Government to accelerate the reduction ofthe National Police and to bring its phasing-out into line with the deployment rate of the National Civil Police.
Vacancy/delayed deployment rate percentage.
The deployment rate for the period averaged 96 per cent or a vacancy rate of 4 per cent.
Encumbered Vacancy/delayed deployment rate percentage.
The deployment rate of military and civilian personnel will be much faster than usual for a start-up mission and therefore costs will be incurred earlier than in a typical start-up mission.
Vacancy/delayed deployment rate percentage.
Finally, deployment rates do not take into account temporary assistance provided to the Police Division on a contingent basis to help manage the surge in police field activities in the period 2007/08.
Encumbered Vacancy/delayed deployment rate percentage.
The deployment rate of the United Nations police component has increased, and 215 police officers were deployed from 27 countries as at 13 December 2005, still significantly below the authorized number of 715.
A higher than budgeted deployment rate of civilian staff;
Deployment rate for contingents stood at 95.6 per cent compared to the planned 98 per cent owing to the earlier than anticipated repatriation in December 2006 of 3 contingent units, offset in part by the arrival of 1 quick reaction force unit.
Nevertheless, the Advisory Committee received assurances with respect to the deployment rates of personnel at UNAMID which have been unrealized.
For 2002/03 the average monthly deployment rate for military observers was 212 out of the 220 approved, or a delayed deployment rate of 3.6 per cent.
The African Group commended troop-contributing countries for their commitments insupport of UNMIS and encouraged them to increase the deployment rate; it also urged the Secretariat to work closely with them to ensure swift deployment. .
In view of that situation andthe current high delayed deployment rates for military personnel, the Advisory Committee recommended upward adjustment of the delayed deployment factors for military personnel for the period from 4 April to 30 June 2004.
Owing to the desire of the Government for UNAMID to increase the number of Arabic-speaking police, UNAMID experienced difficulty in obtaining visas for non-Arabic-speaking individual police officers anda relatively low deployment rate of officers in December.
In the financial year 2013-2014, the Standing Capacity reached a deployment rate of 78.1 per cent, and of 70.1 per cent for the current budget year 2014-2015, up to 24 October 2014.
Moreover, the field deployment rate does not take into account the substantial activities directly related to planning or learning from deployments, which typically entail several weeks of staff work by Standing Police Capacity personnel immediately pre- and post-deployment.
