Examples of using Output attributable in English and their translations into Russian
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Lower output attributable to funding constraints.
Residences assessed Lower output attributable to relocation of staff members out of Eritrea.
Lower output attributable to lack of training capacity at the police academy.
Lower output attributable to the pooling of investments.
Higher output attributable to operational requirements.
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Lower output attributable to delays in recruitment.
Increased output attributable to greater demand for services.
Increased output attributable to actual operational requirements.
Increased output attributable to heavy demand for legal advice.
Increased output attributable to the surge in peacekeeping operations.
Increased output attributable to the establishment of 17 new civilian medical facilities.
Lower output attributable to the suspension of Mission activities from February 2008.
Lower output attributable to decreased demand for investigations into new allegations.
Premises Lower output attributable to closure of 1 building in Addis Ababa during the 2006/07 period.
Lower output attributable to implementation of server virtualization and closure of Sector West Desktops Laptops.
Increased output attributable to the fact that there was more peacekeeping news to report than anticipated.
Lower output attributable to delayed recruitment of personnel and evacuation of civilian personnel in November 2004.
Lower output attributable to the write-off of malfunctioning and unrepairable units.
Lower output attributable to the initially planned repatriation of 3 formed police units.
Lower output attributable to Member States' making fewer visits to the Mission than anticipated.
Increased output attributable to the need to provide armed riverine escort in view of the prevailing security situation.
Lower output attributable to lack of access to 3 sites in Eritrea owing to the ban on helicopter flights.
Higher output attributable to lack of CENI's capacity to arrange for the timely transportation of materials.
Increased output attributable to heavy demand for services, including the vetting of the qualifications of legal advisers in missions.
Higher output attributable to the unforeseen repatriation of troops due to the downsizing of military contingent personnel.
Increased output attributable to heavy demand for services as a result of changes in the Organization's internal administration of justice.
Higher output attributable to the retention of 4 premises originally planned for handover to the PISG in the context of the Mission's downsizing.
Higher output attributable to the training of a higher than planned number of corrections staff and recruits at correctional facilities and the Police Academy.
Lower output attributable to the non-cooperation in Eritrean sites and restricted movement in different areas of the Temporary Security Zone.
Higher output attributable to the withdrawal of contingents from the provinces where they provided security for the movement of humanitarian supplies and personnel in situ.