Examples of using Main factor contributing in English and their translations into Russian
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The main factor contributing to the loss of several pounds quickly is a motivation.
This constituted a significant departure from past practice and was the main factor contributing to the resource growth of 17.7 per cent in the recurrent administrative costs.
The main factor contributing to the decrease of gross output of grains is the lowering of yield which fell down to 18.3 centners per hectare of harvested area the level of the poor crop 2010.
Based on the above analysis, the Board is of the view that the absence of an effective oversight framework over the procurement andasset management is the main factor contributing to the deficiencies it has identified.
We learned that the main factor contributing to high academic performance is the number of code lines written during the minor,' says Alina Bakhitova.
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The main factor contributing to the variance of $21,400 under this heading is the increase in the rates of reimbursement of troop-contributing Governments for self-sustainment costs.
Upon enquiry, the Committee was informed that the main factor contributing to the higher costs in respect of the 2007/08 budget is higher guaranteed fleet costs $1,425,400, compared to $531,700 during the period 2006/07.
The main factor contributing to the variance of $6,223,100 under this heading is reduced requirements for equipment and supplies, procurement action in respect of which was completed in the previous financial period.
The main factor contributing to the variance under this heading is the proposed conversion of one national General Service temporary position to a national General Service post.
The main factor contributing to the variance of $817,200 under this heading is the higher estimated guaranteed helicopter hire costs with respect to projected contractual arrangements for the hire of a medium-utility helicopter.
The main factor contributing to the negative trend in the drug situation in Uzbekistan continues to be drug production in Afghanistan and the flow of Afghan heroin and opium via the"northern route" through Uzbekistan.
The main factor contributing to the variance under this heading is a decrease in requirements for the reimbursement of Governments contributing formed police units for self-sustainment costs owing to the drawdown of formed police personnel.
The main factor contributing to the variance under this heading is the proposed increase in the United Nations Volunteer establishment by 8 positions combined with the application of a lower vacancy rate in the computation of costs of Volunteers.
The main factor contributing to the variance under this heading is the increase in requirements with respect to the replacement of information technology equipment, including 79 network switches, 149 laptop computers, 270 desktop computers and 10 servers transferred from UNOTIL.
The main factor contributing to the variance under the above heading is the reduction in the estimated resource requirements in respect of the repatriation of 255 United Nations Volunteers by 30 June 2007, owing to the anticipated completion of the presidential and parliamentary elections.
The main factor contributing to the variance of $803,200 under this heading is the decreased travel cost of $2,550 per person each way on emplacement, rotation and repatriation of 760 military observers as compared to $2,750 per person one-way budgeted in the 2004/05 period.
The main factor contributing to the variance under this heading is the increased requirement for the rental of helicopters based on the existing contracts(hourly rate of $760 compared to $690 in 2007/08), offset by a decrease in flight hours from 2,156 in 2007/08 to 1,690 in 2008/09.
In 2008/09 the main factor contributing to the variance for official travel is the increased requirements with respect to official travel owing to the higher projected number of attendees at conferences, seminars and expert meetings and annual conferences at the United Nations Logistics Base.
The main factor contributing to the variance of $85,600 under this heading is a 6.9 per cent increase in the exchange rate of the euro with respect to the United States dollar(Euro0.802 in the 2007/08 financial period compared to Euro0.747 for 2008/09) based on a 12-month average of the United Nations operational rates of exchange.
The main factor contributing to the variance under this heading is the increase in estimated requirements with respect to the conduct of training of UNMIT personnel in substantive and technical skills and people management as well as consultancy services to support the implementation of security sector reform in the area of defence and policing in the 2008/09 period.
The main factor contributing to the variance of $244,400 under this heading is the increased requirements for medical supplies and services and self-sustainment in connection with the projected full deployment of military and civilian personnel in the 2005/06 financial period, compared with their phased deployment in the 2004/05 period.
The main factor contributing to the variance under this heading is the proposed conversion to posts of the 14 temporary positions(3 P-3, 3 National Professional Officer and 8 national General Service) in the Conduct and Discipline Team, offset by the establishment of 3 temporary positions(1 P-4, 1 P-3 and 1 Field Service) in the Finance Section.
The main factor contributing to the variance under this heading is the increase in the estimated resource requirements owing to the proposed establishment of eight additional United Nations Volunteer positions for the direct support of formed police units, which were excluded from staffing proposals for the 2007/08 period in expectation of the repatriation of four formed police units.
The main factor contributing to the variance under the above heading is the increased requirements for reimbursement of formed police-contributing Governments for self-sustainment costs, based on draft memorandums of understanding, for five formed police units for a 12-month period, compared with provisions made for the deployment of four units for 10 months in the 2006/07 period.
The main factor contributing to the variance of $4,469,700 under this heading is the replacement of 122 vehicles(72 ex-United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic(MINURCA) 4x4 vehicles and 50 light and medium buses to be written off during the 2003/04 financial period) and acquisition of 15 new 4x4 vehicles to support military staff officers assigned to the Ituri Brigade headquarters.
The main factor contributing to the variance of $270,100 under this heading is the substantial drawdown of the levels of Mission personnel, resulting in reduced requirements with respect to medical supplies and services as well as the nonprovision of requirements with respect to the reimbursement to Governments for contingent-owned self-sustainment equipment owing to the repatriation of all special police personnel by 30 June 2009.
The main factor contributing to the variance of $20,779,400 under this heading is the requirement for the acquisition of additional 4x4 off-the-road and armoured vehicles, ambulances, trucks, material-handling equipment and airfield support vehicles to support the additional military contingents, as well as civilian and police personnel at various locations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.* Mandate: change in scope and scale of mandate.
The main factor contributing to the variance under the above heading is the planned procurement of all generators, water purification equipment, office equipment, firefighting equipment and water and septic tanks, the planned acquisition of significant quantities of prefabricated facilities, office furniture and security and safety equipment, for which provisions were made in the 2006/07 budget, and the planned completion of major construction and alteration and renovation projects.
The main factor contributing to the variance of $5,497,000 under this heading is the proposed increase of the United Nations Volunteers' strength by 71 Volunteers from 419 to 490(see also table 3, Human resources: Component 2, The Transitional Government and elections) combined with the application to the computation of living allowance requirements of a 5 per cent vacancy factor compared to 10 per cent in the 2003/04 financial period.
The main factor contributing to the variance of $29,470,700 under this heading is the application to the computation of international staff costs of a 15 per cent vacancy factor compared to 30 per cent delayed recruitment factor in the 2003/04 financial period combined with the proposed increase of international staffing establishment by 34 posts from 938 to 972 see also table 3, Human resources: Component 2, The Transitional Government and elections.