Examples of using Level-i in English and their translations into Russian
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Level-I medical centres.
Contingent-owned level-I clinics.
Level-I plus clinic in Pristina.
Operation and maintenance of 1 level-I clinic Liquidation.
Level-I clinics maintained and operated in 3 locations.
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United Nations-owned level-I clinics.
United Nations level-I plus clinic in Sebroko, sector Abidjan.
Operation and maintenance of 5 United Nations-owned level-I clinics.
United Nations level-I clinics in Bouake and Daloa.
Level-I clinics in the regions to support the deployed uniformed personnel.
Maintained and operated 4 level-I clinics in 4 locations.
Level-I clinics maintained and operated in four locations.
The presence of additional capabilities was indicated by the"+" sign e.g., level-I.
Level-I clinics operating in 10 regions to support the deployed uniformed personnel.
Produced, translated anddistributed standardized generic training module level-I.
Level-I clinic(UNAMSIL headquarters clinic) providing services/consultations to 7,600 patients.
Medical facilities(20 level-I, 3 level-II and 1 level-III) supported.
Level-I plus clinic became operational in August 2007 owing to delays in the delivery of medical equipment.
Operation and maintenance of 15 level-I clinics and 2 level-II hospitals at two regional headquarters.
Level-I clinics 4 United Nations-owned clinics, 1 dispensary and 22 contingent-owned clinics.
All Department of Peacekeeping Operations servers are covered 24-hours a day,7 days a week, for level-I support.
Visits/calls to the level-I clinic that might not necessarily result in a test or actual check-up.
Satisfactory performance of advanced laboratory services(levels II, III and IV)that were not covered by the level-I hospital laboratory.
As part of ongoing efforts to address this issue, UNMEE has upgraded its level-I hospitals in Barentu in Eritrea, and Adigrat in Ethiopia, both of which now have surgical capability.
The level-I clinic in Juba serves as the logistical hub for medical and casualty evacuations in the south.
The additional requirements stemmed mainly from the unanticipated expenditures related to the freight of contingent-owned equipment due to the deployment in November 2010 of the level-I Hospital from Bangladesh.
Consolidation of two level-I clinics in Camp Ziouani, resulting in reduced requirements for medical supplies.
The Working Group transposed the data requested by the Secretariat and provided by Member States into the existing contingent-owned equipment format(chapter 3, annexes A and B,appendices 2.1(level-I), 3.1(level-II), 4.1(level-III)). The Working Group then applied the agreed methodology(see paras. 42-49 above) to the rates.
Operation and maintenance of 1 level-II hospital,1 level-I clinic, 1 forward medical station and 8 level-I hospitals.