Examples of using Average deployment in English and their translations into Spanish
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Lower average deployment than planned.
The lower number of police was due to lower average deployment.
Average deployment time for'surge' advisors.
Increased requirements due to higher than budgeted average deployment.
Average deployment time of emergency financial grant.
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The higher requirements were attributable to the actual average deployment of United Nations Volunteers in UNMISS.
The planned average deployment of military contingents was 4,057 and actual average deployment was 3,869.
Additional requirements attributable to higher than budgeted average deployment of United Nations police officers.
The model allowed for the average deployment of 331 international staff, while the actual average deployment in UNMISS was 735 international staff.
Under United Nations police($8,313,300),proposed requirements are based on the average deployment of 182 police personnel;
The variance is attributable to the higher actual average deployment of 98 United Nations Volunteers compared with the budgeted average strength of 83 Volunteers.
The additional requirements were offset by reduced requirements under military and police personnel as a result of the lower average deployment of military contingent personnel.
The unspent balance was due to the lower average deployment of corrections officers following the earthquake.
Lower average deployment of military contingent personnel resulting from the implementation of adjustments to the presence and operations approved by the Security Council.
The unspent balance was attributable to the lower average deployment of 704 military observers compared with the 714 military observers budgeted.
The average deployment of formed civilian police observers during the period was 240, compared with the estimated average deployment of 265 personnel, which took into account the planned deployment of a 50-person marine unit in January 2001.
The lower output was attributable to the lower average deployment of military contingent personnel and formed police personnel.
United Nations police($662,800, or 3.3 per cent), due primarily to the higher-than-budgeted average deployment of police officers(320 as compared to 302);
Estimates are based on an average deployment of 182 police personnel, drawing on historical deployment patterns of missions in the first year of operations.
The anticipated unencumbered balance for 2014 is due mainly to the actual average deployment of two military advisers against the budgeted strength of seven.
The proposed budget is based on the average deployment of approximately 8,749 uniformed personnel(comprising 7,766 military personnel, 182 United Nations police and 802 formed police unit personnel) A/68/538, para. 330.
United Nations police($1,574,500, or 7.6 per cent),owing primarily to higher average deployment of 342 police compared with the budgeted level of 325;
The proposed budget therefore seeks funding for an average deployment of approximately 602 civilian personnel(280 international(including two temporary), 274 national and 49 United Nations Volunteers personnel) over the 2013/14 period A/68/538, para. 331.
Government-provided personnel($348,600, or41.5 per cent), owing primarily to the lower-than-budgeted average deployment of Government-provided personnel(12 as compared to 14);
The standardized funding model assumed an average deployment of 120 military observers; however,the actual average deployment in UNMISS was 154 military observers.
Military observers($666,200, or 1.4 per cent),owing primarily to the higher average deployment of 726 military observers compared with the budgeted level of 707;
Increased requirements due the higher actual average deployment than the amount provided for in the budgetary estimates after taking the delayed deployment factor into account.
The higher requirements were attributable to the actual average deployment of international staff in UNMISS compared with the standardized funding model.
The standardized funding model assumed an average deployment of 331 United Nations police; however,the actual average deployment in UNMISS was 455 United Nations police.
Military observers($3,271,200), owing to the actual average deployment of 166 military observers in the 2011/12 period, as compared with the budget based on the model, which provides for an average deployment of 120 military observers;