Examples of using Heading is attributable in English and their translations into Russian
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The variance under this heading is attributable to the uncertainty surrounding the mandate of the Mission.
The variance under this heading is attributable to the repatriation of all military contingents by 31 December 2006 in line with the downsizing and subsequent administrative liquidation of the mission.
The variance under this heading is attributable to the increase in mission subsistence allowance rate.
The variance under this heading is attributable to the increased cost of air travel, paid in euros, owing to the appreciation of the value of the euro vis-à-vis the United States dollar.
The variance of $3,966,700 under this heading is attributable to the faster than anticipated downsizing of contingent personnel.
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The variance under this heading is attributable to the repatriation of the remaining military contingent personnel by 31 October 2008.
The variance of $521,600 under this heading is attributable to the rental of fewer than planned speedboats and pushers.
The variance under this heading is attributable to a higher actual vacancy rate of 35.6 per cent compared to the planned vacancy rate of 29 per cent.
The decreased requirement under this heading is attributable to lower cost and estimated requirement for aviation fuel for the helicopters.
The variance under this heading is attributable to the repatriation of 50 per cent of the temporary volunteers following the elections held in December 2009.
The variance of $3,222,300 under this heading is attributable to the faster than anticipated downsizing of civilian police personnel.
The variance under this heading is attributable to the lower rate of implementation of projects owing to the delayed identification of implementing partners.
The variance of $1,104,500 under this heading is attributable to increased requirements for official travel and training-related travel.
The decrease under this heading is attributable primarily to lower prices of gasoline, as well as to the reduced level of travel by military observers, civilian police and other international staff.
The variance under this heading is attributable to the provision for the replacement of two mine detectors.
The variance under this heading is attributable to the proposed reduction of 23 international posts in relation to the downsizing of the military component as well as the application of a 20 per cent vacancy rate.
The variance under this heading is attributable to the repatriation of all military observers by 31 October 2008.
The decrease of $38,400 under this heading is attributable primarily to the consolidation of provisions for the necessary equipment to carry out mine/ unexploded ordnance surveying and clearance capacity under mine detection and clearance services of the other supplies, services and equipment heading. .
The variance of $204,400 under this heading is attributable primarily to faster deployment of military observers during the reporting period.
The variance of $50,500 under this heading is attributable to the requirement for the services of an engineer specializing in airfield infrastructure rehabilitation projects, engaged for a six-month period from 1 November 2003 to 30 April 2004.
The variance of $617,100 under this heading is attributable to the delayed deployment of United Nations Volunteers during the reporting period.
The variance of $162,300 under this heading is attributable to the limited implementation of quick-impact projects by the Operation owing to the short time available for the identification and approval of such projects during the reporting period.
The variance of $4,136,400 under this heading is attributable to the increase in the United Nations police strength of the Operation by 100 personnel.
The decrease($162,700) under this heading is attributable to reduced requirements in mission subsistence allowance($185,400) and clothing allowance($3,300) in respect of civilian police owing to high vacancy and earlier-than-planned departure of a number of civilian police.
The unutilized balance under this heading is attributable mainly to a lower-than-projected average strength for United Nations police officers.
The unspent balance under this heading is attributable primarily to the cancellation of the acquisition of 5 trucks, 2 light buses and 8 heavy-duty 4x4 general purpose vehicles in view of the downsizing of the mission and reduced actual requirements for spare parts.
The variance of $203,400 under this heading is attributable primarily to delayed acquisition of blood and blood supplies owing to the long importation process.
The unspent balance under this heading is attributable to a higher-than-anticipated separation rate of international staff due to the downsizing of the mission.
The variance of $172,800 under this heading is attributable to the increase in the United Nations Volunteers establishment of the Operation by five additional positions.
The unutilized balance under this heading is attributable primarily to the lower actual grade levels of national General Service staff deployed during the reporting period.