Examples of using Reflects a net decrease in English and their translations into Russian
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The proposed staffing table contained in annex IV.B reflects a net decrease of 448 civilian personnel.
This reflects a net decrease of 42 local staff posts resulting from the outsourcing of the catering service.
IV.53 The proposed estimate of $957,100 for non-post resources for 2012-2013 reflects a net decrease of $232,700 as compared to the appropriation for 2010-2011.
It reflects a net decrease of $811,500, or 20.3 per cent, compared with the revised appropriation for the biennium 2004-2005.
The proposed staffing for UNAMI of 1,038 civilian personnel, comprising 446 international staff(209 Professional and above and 237 Field Service and General Service) and 592 national staff(97 National Officers and 495 General Service(Local level)), eight Military Liaison Officers and298 contingent personnel reflects a net decrease of 17 international positions(2 Professional and 15 Field Service) and a net increase of 41 national positions.
This amount reflects a net decrease of $333,400, or 1.2 per cent, compared with the revised appropriation for the biennium 2006-2007.
The total provision requested for the biennium 2014-2015 reflects a net decrease of $755,600, or 4.3 per cent, compared with the approved resources at revised rates for the biennium 2012-2013.
This reflects a net decrease of 2,552 posts and positions, or a 10.1 per cent reduction in the number of civilian staff approved in the 2012/13 period.
The amount of $622,200 for non-post requirements, which reflects a net decrease of $144,300, will provide for other staff costs, consultants and experts, travel of staff and contractual services.
This figure reflects a net decrease of 895 posts and positions, or a 3.7 per cent reduction in the number of civilian staff approved in the 2013/14 period.
The proposed staffing of the Division of Administration reflects a net decrease of 1,128 posts, comprising 207 international and 964 local posts, which is offset by an increase of 43 United Nations Volunteers.
The amount reflects a net decrease of $280,000 compared to the biennium 2007-2009, in connection with activities in the area of macroeconomic policy and the labour market.
The amount of $20,468,200 for non-post requirements, which reflects a net decrease of $820,700, will provide for other staff costs, travel of staff, contractual services, other operating requirements, supplies and materials, furniture and equipment and grants and contributions.
This reflects a net decrease of $32,407,500 compared to the resources approved for 2007, mostly related to reductions under operational costs($31,870,200) and military and police personnel, offset by an increase under civilian personnel costs $1,675,400.
The proposed budget also reflects a net decrease of 352 temporary positions, comprising 300 under general temporary assistance and 52 United Nations Volunteers A/66/745, para. 11.
The amount reflects a net decrease of $472,600, as a result of decrease in requirements for communication costs owing to the use of more economical providers, lower requirements under supplies and materials as well as equipment based on expenditure patterns and refinement of needs.
The proposed staffing reflects a net decrease of 171 positions, including 11 international(18 Professional and 7 Field Service), 159 national(16 National Officers and 143 Local level) and 1 United Nations Volunteer positions, compared with the staffing approved for 2010.
The estimated cost of $2,791,100 reflects a net decrease in requirements of $1,614,300, related mainly to the changeover from direct court reporting to Remote Court reporting in French now reflected under contractual services and the reduced requirements under general temporary assistance for the screening of seized documents.
This estimate reflects a net decrease of $541,600 in resources, or 0.4 per cent, compared with the resources of $139,909,200 approved for the previous 12-month period, resulting from decreases under civilian personnel costs, operational requirements and staff assessment costs, which were partially offset by increases under military personnel and other programmes.
Requirements under general operating expenses reflect a net decrease of $35.1 million.
The estimates reflect a net decrease of $23,000 against initial estimates for 1997, owing to a decrease in voluntary contributions.
The budget reflected a net decrease of 261 posts, to be achieved by abolishing 396 posts, adding 52 new posts and converting 83.
The estimates in the report reflected a net decrease of $85.4 million, has expenditure had fallen by $92.8 million and income had fallen by $7.4 million.
The proposed non-post resources in the amount of $3,148,100 reflect a net decrease of $153,500 compared with the amount approved for 2010/11.
It also reflected a net decrease of 24 posts: while there would be 53 more Professional posts, there would be 77 fewer posts in the General Service and related categories.
The proposed regular budget resources for the biennium 2012-2013(see table 14.5)amount to $14,124,400 and reflect a net decrease of $86,900, as follows.
The overall resources required for the biennium 2006-2007 for this section amount to $54,739,700, reflecting a net decrease of $22,100 or 0.04 per cent.
Provisions under staff assessment amount to $6,748,800, reflecting a net decrease of $281,200, which is offset by the same amount under income from staff assessment.
The revised cost estimates for UNMIBH reflect a net decrease of $1.7 million compared with the original cost estimates.
Reflecting a net decrease of 171 positions(11 international, 159 national and 1 United Nations Volunteer), as follows.