Examples of using Increase was attributable in English and their translations into Russian
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The increase was attributable to obtaining US$ 2.2 billion syndicated loan during the second half 2007.
Per cent(3,471 pretrial detainees) in Port-au-Prince, and54 per cent(2,113 pretrial detainees) in the regions; the increase was attributable to the number of inmates newly arrested exceeding the number of individuals released.
That increase was attributable mainly to the loss of $54.95 million on the sale of securities in the Endowment Fund.
A total of 371 ceasefire violations occurred,representing a 74 per cent increase compared with the 213 that had occurred in 2011/12; the increase was attributable mainly to unauthorized detours by the opposing forces and unauthorized inspections in specific locations.
The increase was attributable to additional requirements arising from the extension of the Mission's mandate until 15 February 2000.
According to Turkish authorities, the increase was attributable to illicit cultivation in some rural parts of the country.
Increase was attributable to the higher utilization of the generators as the power supply for the camps construction and in Sector West owing to the non-availability of Government-provided power supply in this area.
In a number of oil-exporting countries, the increase was attributable to higher crude oil prices, while in other countries(including the Dominican Republic, Guatemala and Nicaragua) it was associated with tax reforms.
The increase was attributable to increases in the value of cash, receivables and property written off.
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that the increase was attributable to improved data collection and the continuation of the armed conflict, which had exposed more people to the risk of unexploded ordnance.
This increase was attributable to the need to compensate CAPEX underinvestment amid liquidity constraints in 2014 and 1H 2016.
It was informed that the increase was attributable to the need for additional travel to Central Asia, where ICT connectivity is not highly developed.
The increase was attributable to preparations for the national elections, coupled with the receipt of 1,315 items of redundant non-expendable property from other missions.
Upon enquiry, the Committee was informed that the increase was attributable to the inclusion in the provision for rental of premises of the costs related to the amortization of expenditures to be incurred by the landlord in connection with the refurbishment of the main building.
The increase was attributable to extended connectivity to the Gali and Zugdidi sectors, Kopitnari airport and the Tbilisi office using new eclipse microwave radio links.
Some of this increase was attributable to specific factors, however, including funding for the Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions.
The increase was attributable to terminations incurred under substantive servicing of intergovernmental meetings, which accounted for 54 per cent of all programmatic terminations.
The increase was attributable to increases in the cost of petrol, oil and lubricants, the acquisition of closed circuit television and metal detectors to strengthen security and safety, and additional air transportation requirements.
The increase was attributable to the full deployment of troops in the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire(UNOCI), the United Nations Mission in the Sudan(UNMIS) and MONUC, and the expansion of UNIFIL.
This increase was attributable mainly to the implementation of projects in the current biennium for which contributions were received in the previous biennium, as well as the steady growth in the number of projects implemented by UNITAR during the period under review.
That increase was attributable to both internal factors, such as political instability, natural disasters, macroeconomic imbalances and the negative consequences of structural adjustment, and external factors, including a growing debt burden, a declining share in world trade, continuing marginalization and inadequate external financing.
The increase was attributable to the full deployment of international and national staff approved in the 2005/06 period, together with the phased deployment of the 83 additional international and 652 additional national posts proposed in the budget submission; the full deployment of military observers, military contingents and police personnel authorized in 2005/06; and increased provision for DDR.
The increase is attributable to a virtually 100 per cent incumbency rate.
The increase is attributable to the deployment of ONUB personnel to 5 regions.
The increase is attributable mainly to higher requirements under.
Increase is attributable to a change from a manned patrol base to a mobile concept of operations.
The increase is attributable to the fluctuation in exchange rates.
Increase is attributable to the deployment of additional civilian police officers.
The increase is attributable to the replacement of obsolete binoculars, night vision devices and mine-clearing equipment.
The increase is attributable mainly to reduced requirements under.