Examples of using Representing a net decrease in English and their translations into Spanish
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Regular budget requirements total $6,191,200, representing a net decrease of $1,359,100.
The regular budget requirements are set forth in section 16(subprogramme 4) of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2014-2015.Regular budget requirements total $2,738,000, representing a net decrease of $7,600.
The proposed estimates for 2012 total $241,533,500, representing a net decrease of $15,855,100, or 6.2 per cent, compared with the approved budget for 2011.
Requirements in the amount of $40,333,700 for 177 posts(15 Professional and higher and162 General Service), representing a net decrease of $259,900, as the effect of the following.
The amount of $8,259,000, representing a net decrease of $317,100, will provide for the continuation of 7 posts in the Professional category and 16 posts in the General Service category($4,766,200), and related non-post requirements $3,492,800.
Cost estimates for military contingents for the period 2006/07 total $38,456,600, representing a net decrease of $686,500(1.8 per cent) as compared to 2005/06.
The amount of $89,300 for non-post resources, representing a net decrease of $9,500, would provide primarily for consultants and experts, travel of staff, contractual services, general operating expenses and other operational requirements.
The budget provides for the deployment of up to 15,000 military contingents, 401 international staff, 741 national staff and3 international temporary positions, funded under general temporary assistance, representing a net decrease of 100 posts and positions 6 international posts, 92 national posts and 2 temporary positions.
The estimated requirements for UNAMI for 2014 amount to $138,809,100, representing a net decrease of $2,885,600, or 2 per cent, compared with the appropriation of $141,694,700 for 2013 ibid., table 6.
UNDP proposes that, for the biennium 2010-2011,a total of 3,217 posts be funded from regular resources, representing a net decrease of 117 posts, or 4 per cent, from the 3,334 posts for 2008-2009 ibid., paragraph74.
As reflected in table 17.3, the total number of regular budget posts proposed for the biennium 1998-1999 is 468, representing a net decrease of 47 regular budget posts as compared with the total of 515 posts for the biennium 1996-1997.
This amount represents a net decrease of $137,000, or 0.9 per cent, compared with the appropriation of $15,522,700 for the biennium 2010-2011.
This represents a net decrease of four posts, or $1,124,000 after taking into account increases in standard salary costs.
This balance represents a net decrease of $9.1 million from 31 December 1991.
The 2002-2003 level represents a net decrease of 94 posts when compared with the staffing level approved for 2000-2001.
The proposal for 2003/04 represents a net decrease of 360 posts, from 1,681 posts approved for 2002/03 to 1,321 proposed for 2003/04.
The proposed staffing level represents a net decrease of 24 posts and positions, owing to the abolishment of 24 positions in the Electoral Assistance Unit.
This represents a net decrease of 42 national positions against a net decrease of only 9 international positions.
II.45 The amount of $96,684,200, before recosting, proposed for the biennium 2010-2011 represents a net decrease of $9,104,300, or 8.6 per cent, compared to the appropriation for the biennium 2008-2009.
As indicated in the table above,the proposed staffing level represents a net decrease of 28 posts, comprising the establishment of 7 posts under component 1, Substantive, and the abolishment of 35 posts under component 2, Support.
The proposed staffing table comprised 35 civilian police, 44 international staff and105 local staff; that represented a net decrease of 42 local posts as a result of the outsourcing of catering services.
As indicated in the table above,the proposed staffing level represents a net decrease of 59 posts, with a net decrease of 21 international posts and 125 United Nations Volunteer positions and a net increase of 75 national posts(4 National Officers and 71 national General Service staff) and 12 general temporary assistance positions.
The Advisory Committee notes that the estimated final level of expenditures andof income for the biennium represents a net decrease of $102.5 million from the revised appropriations and estimates of income approved by the General Assembly in its resolutions 59/277 A to C and 59/294 and by the Fifth Committee at its 29th formal meeting, on 12 December 2005.
The provision of $485,900 under this heading represents a net decrease of $74,300 over 2001/02 attributable to lower requirements under rental of premises($144,000) and utilities($79,200), offset by increased requirements under alteration and renovation of premises($70,100), maintenance supplies($123,600), maintenance services($40,000) and requirements under construction/prefabricated buildings $29,000.
This represented a net decrease of $51.6 million over the position as at 31 December 1991, when these arrears amounted to $261.5 million, and is mainly attributable to the decreases in outstanding voluntary contributions of $105.5 million and cash counterpart contributions of $1.1 million, partly offset by a $55.0 million increase in outstanding cost-sharing contributions.
As indicated in the table above,the proposed staffing level represents a net decrease of three posts.
The Advisory Committee notes from paragraph 1 of the performance report that the anticipated final level of expenditure andof income for the biennium represents a net decrease of $35.3 million compared with the revised appropriations and estimates of income approved by the General Assembly in its resolution 53/215 of 18 December 1998.
As indicated in the table above,the proposed staffing level represents a net decrease of 5 posts, with a net decrease of 14 international posts and a net increase of 9 national posts 5 national professional officer and 4 national General Service posts.