Examples of using Total reduction in English and their translations into Russian
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Engineering Total reduction.
The total reduction in these areas is $1.5 million.
However, the yield of deposits which is still rather high does not lead to a total reduction of rates.
This would provide a total reduction of 110 thousand tons.
The total reduction under DPI programmes would therefore be $116,000.
In 2008-2009, 3 Local-level posts were abolished, amounting to a total reduction of 30 Local-level posts.
Total reduction in average employment during 1990 1998 was 189,9 Thousand persons.
South and West Asia had the highest gains in reducing the number of children out of school,contributing more than half the total reduction.
The total reduction in strategic offensive arms will be approximately two thirds of the 1990 level.
The recommendations of the Advisory Committee in the present report would entail a total reduction of $8,142,700 from the additional estimate of $21,036,100 proposed by the Secretary-General.
A total reduction of $422,500 is proposed in line with General Assembly resolution 67/248.
In his 1995 annual report, the Administrator told the Executive Board that,in real terms, the total reduction in core administrative costs from 1992 to 1997 would amount to $106 million.
Total reduction of operating costs in relation to year 2016 exceeded the target value, which was set as 3%, and reached 6.5.
Such an innovative approach would address the full stock of debt at one andthe same time, so that the total reduction would exceed the critical mass and thus allow growth and development to resume.
The total reduction in ODS consumption needed to achieve compliance and, where relevant, cost-effectiveness values;
In the paragraphs above, the Advisory Committee has made recommendations which would entail a total reduction of $25,490,500 gross from the additional estimate of $73,368,800 proposed by the Secretary-General.
Out of the total reduction of 22.5 posts, nearly all of them(21.5) were in the General Service(GS) category.
As reflected in the report of the Secretary-General on the budget outline for 2014-2015, a total reduction of $52,400 under programme support is proposed, which is outlined in table 17.7 below.
The total reduction of expenses amounted to 180 mn US dollars in 2009, as part of the anti-recession programme implementation.
The recommendation of the Advisory Committee in paragraph 16 below entails a total reduction of $4,354,300 in the proposed budget for the United Nations mission for the period from 1 July 2009 to 30 June 2010 see A/63/684.
The total reduction(housing to field) has been shown to be up to 30 per cent and above, as compared with slurry systems.
Renew and modernize the rolling stock of Belarusian Railways, andincrease total electrification of railway lines with a total reduction of emissions of pollutants into the air from mobile sources of Belarusian Railways by 20 per cent.
Thus, the total reduction of the production capacity amounted to 26.18 million tons, exceeding the programmed capacity reduction by 1.63 million tons.
The table above provides the authorized staffing of UNTAET and the proposed staffing for UNMISET,which reflects a total reduction of 2,258 posts 755 international, 1,044 local and 459 United Nations Volunteers.
Total reduction of employment in the 1998-2000 period was 88,300 workers, thus above the initially targeted reduction of 81,900 employees.
A further reduction of 12 Professional posts is being proposedin the biennium 2006-2007, bringing the total reduction in the Division to 91 posts, which represents a 42 per cent reduction vis-à-vis 2004 staffing levels.
The total reduction of potential benefits due to the Uruguay Round is estimated at US$ 634 million, which is equivalent to 34 per cent of pre-Uruguay Round benefits.
Existing emission Emissions after implementing measures Total reduction in emissions* Table could be specified or added by other environmental benefits, for instance polluting substances in waste waterBOD, COD, suspended solids, heavy metals.
The total reduction in resources under this heading is partially offset by increased requirements for local staff costs which reflect a 12.5 per cent increase in the local staff salary scale for Cyprus, effective 1 January 1997.
For the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, the total reduction of $15.7 million reflects a reduction of $10.7 million due to revised exchange rate assumptions, $1.4 million for recosted inflation and $2.4 million in adjustment of staff assessment.