Examples of using As detailed in table in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Board observed that at the UNU Centre and in five of its research and training centres, contributions in kind were neither disclosed in the notes to nor on the face of the financial statements, as detailed in table II.3.
Savings totalling $276,300 were partially offset by an over-expenditure of $32,600, as detailed in table 2 below. The cost of liability insurance for the Beechcraft passenger aircraft and its replacement, the Learjet, were included in their basic hire costs, which resulted in savings.
(ii) The proposed abolition of existing positions would be offset in part by the proposed establishment of three Local level positions to be deployed to the Kuwait Office, as detailed in table 5, one each to carry out duties in the areas of conduct and discipline, audit and information management, which would result in a net reduction of 628 positions;
The proposed budget for subprogramme 1: Shelter and sustainable human settlements development is estimated at $41.2 million, as detailed in table 10, of which $12.6 million will be funded from the Foundation general purpose, $6.2 million from the regular budget and $22.4 million from the Foundation special purpose.
It is proposed that 631 existing positions be abolished, as detailed in table 4, comprising 81 international positions(1 D-1, 1 P-5, 19 P-4, 26 P-3, 20 P-2 and 14 Field Service) and 550 national positions(78 National Professional Officers and 472 Local level).
positions to the Field Service category in accordance with General Assembly resolution 63/250 on the harmonization of conditions of service, as detailed in table 4;
The adoption of resolution 19/24 gives rise to additional requirements of $110,000 for return travel to Geneva and daily subsistence allowance for four days for 10 experts under section 24, Human rights, of the programme budget for the biennium 2012-2013, as detailed in table 11 below.
The adoption of the resolution by the Human Rights Council gives rise to additional requirements of $25,900 for the conference services processing of the report under section 2, General Assembly and Economic and Social Council affairs and conference management, of the programme budget for the biennium 2012-2013, as detailed in table 20 below.
charter cost of $72,000 with a minimum of 75 flight hours per month, two for a period of six months($864,000), and one for a period of five months($360,000), as detailed in table 2 above.
Total one-time requirements of $173,700 relate to section 2, General Assembly and Economic and Social Council affairs and conference management, section 24, Human rights, and section 29F, Administration, Geneva, of the programme budget for the biennium 2014-2015, as detailed in table 27.
The mandate of the Independent Expert falls under the category of activities considered to be of a perennial nature and gives rise to total annual requirements of $316,200, comprising $251,100 under section 2, General Assembly and Economic and Social Council affairs and conference management, and $65,100 under section 24, Human rights, as detailed in table 29, for.
the related appropriations are being sought in the context of the first performance report on the programme budget for the biennium 2014-2015, as detailed in table 76.
Total one-time requirements of $111,600 relate to section 2, General Assembly and Economic and Social Council affairs and conference management, section 24, Human rights, and section 29F, Administration, Geneva, of the programme budgets for the bienniums 2014-2015 and 2016-2017, as detailed in table 40.
The proposed budget for subprogramme 1, Urban legislation, land and governance, is estimated at $46.9 million, as detailed in table 12, of which $3.1 million will be funded from the Foundation general purpose fund, $2.6 million from the regular budget, $25.7 million from the Foundation special purpose fund and $15.5 million from the technical cooperation fund.
The proposed budget for subprogramme 2, Urban planning and design, is estimated at $48.9 million as detailed in table 14, of which $4.2 million will be funded from the Foundation general purpose fund, $1.8 million from the United Nations regular budget, $14.4 million from the Foundation special purpose fund and $28.5 million from the technical cooperation fund.
As detailed in table 1 of the statement, the net financial implications of the Commission ' s recommendations for the United Nations for the first year of implementation are estimated at $130,492,000($14,607,000 for the regular budget in respect of special political missions and $115,885,000 for peacekeeping operations).
the proportionate share of the increase under the gross budget requirements of the field-related activities of the subprogramme, as detailed in table 33.21 and explained in paragraphs 33.41 and 33.42 below.
The financial implications for the support account for peacekeeping operations for the periods 2010/11 and 2011/12 and onward are estimated at $32,500 and $65,000, respectively as detailed in table 5 of the statement of the Secretary-General, reproduced below.
The net variance between the 2012 appropriations and the 2013 requirements reflects mainly the proposed reduction in staffing levels resulting from the abolition of 81 international positions, as detailed in table 4, due to the proposed closure of nine provincial offices, and from the review of the Mission ' s existing organizational structure and staffing levels aimed at introducing efficiencies and economies of scale in response to the security environment in which the Mission operates.