Examples of using An overlap factor in English and their translations into Arabic
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Provision for rations had originally been made for the approved strength of 1,036 personnel for 365 days at a cost of $5.50 per person per day, plus an overlap factor of 0.5 per cent and extra rations for holidays.
The estimate is based on an average of 1,036 men for 213 days at a ration cost of $5.50 per person per day plus an overlap factor of 0.5 per cent and extra rations for holidays.
Provision is made for payment of mission subsistence allowance for military observers for 19,547 person/days($1,786,300), plus an overlap factor of 2 days for 19 military observers during rotation($3,300), at a rate of $112 per person per day for the first 30 days, and $86 thereafter.
Provision is made for payment of mission subsistence allowance to civilian police monitors for 162,073 person/days($18,426,800) at the rates specified in paragraph 2 above, plus an overlap factor of four days for 348 civilian police during rotation($151,400).
Provision is made for mission subsistence allowance for 320 military observers for a total of 116,800 person-days at the rates specified in paragraph 2 of annex VI($11,435,200), plus an overlap factor of two days for 320 observers during rotation($62,100).
Standard troop cost reimbursement. Provision is made for reimbursement to troop-contributing Governments for 903 contingent personnel provided to UNIKOM(775 for infantry personnel and 128 support personnel), taking into account an overlap factor of 0.5 per cent during rotation.
For the period from 10 June to 31 December 1995, provision is made for mission subsistence allowance for 320 military observers for a total of 65,600 person-days(2,151 person-months)($5,753,200), plus an overlap factor of two days during rotation($26,100).
Provision is made for mission subsistence allowance for 90 civilian police for a total of 32,850 person-days at the rates specified in paragraph 2 of annex VI($3,216,200), plus an overlap factor of two days for 90 civilian police during rotation($17,500).
For the period from 1 January to 30 June 1996, provision is made for mission subsistence allowance for 320 military observers for a total of 58,240 person-days(1,910 person-months)($5,131,100), plus an overlap factor of two days during rotation($29,100).
The cost estimate provides for pay and allowances at the standard rate of $988 per person per month for all ranks($19,687,900), plus a supplementary $291 for a limited number of specialists($756,900), and includes an overlap factor of 0.5 per cent during rotation($102,200).
Provision is made for a daily allowance for incidental personal expenses to be paid to all contingent personnel at a rate of $1.28 per person per day for a total of 1,064,850 person-days($1,363,000), plus an overlap factor of 0.5 per cent during rotation($6,800).
For the period from 10 June to 31 December 1995, provision is made for mission subsistence allowance for 90 civilian police for a total of 18,450 person-days(605 person-months)($1,619,800), plus an overlap factor of two days during rotation($7,800).
Provision is made for payment of mission subsistence allowance to military observers for 136,136 person-days($15,789,200) at the rates specified in paragraph 2 of annex VI, plus an overlap factor of four days for 288 military observers during rotation($131,300).
Provision is made for payment of mission subsistence allowance to civilian police monitors for 184,002 person/days($21,024,300) at the rates specified in paragraph 2 of annex VI, plus an overlap factor of four days for 335 civilian police monitors during rotation($117,600).
This estimate provides for feeding members of the Mission who are assigned to posts where mess facilities must be provided through arrangements with a local caterer. Provision is made for 910 contingent and support staff, plus an overlap factor of 0.5 per cent, at $7.50 per person per day($1,659,900).
Provision is made for reimbursement to Governments of a usage factor for all items of personal clothing, gear and equipment issued by those Governments to their military personnel at a standard rate of $65 per person per month plus $5 per person per month for personal weapons and ammunition in respect of military support troops($509,600), as well as an overlap factor of 0.5 per cent during rotation($2,600).
For the period from 10 June to 31 December 1995, provision is made for a daily allowance for incidental personal expenses to be paid to all contingent personnel at a rate of $1.28 per person per day for a total of 1,127,500 person-days($1,443,200), plus an overlap factor of 0.5 per cent during rotation($7,200).
Provision is made for reimbursement to Governments of a usage factor for all items of personal clothing, gear and equipment issued by those Governments to their military personnel at the standard rate of $65 per person per month plus $5 per person per month for personal weapons and ammunition in respect of military support troops($668,100), as well as an overlap factor of 0.5 per cent during rotation($3,300).
83 international civilian personnel and 11 helicopter crew at $1.00 per person per day and includes an overlap factor of 0.5 per cent for military personnel and a 10 per cent non-usage factor($416,700).
Provision is made for reimbursement to Governments of a usage factor for all items of personal clothing, gear and equipment issued by those Governments to their military personnel at the standard rate of $65 per person per month plus $5 per person per month for personal weapons and ammunition for a total of 34,913 person-months($2,443,900), plus an overlap factor of 0.5 per cent during rotation($12,200).