Examples of using Average troop strength in English and their translations into Arabic
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The unutilized balance was further attributable to the lower than budgeted average troop strength, which resulted in reduced requirements for contingent-owned equipment and self-sustainment.
The cost estimates were based on the assumption that the average troop strength of UNOSOM II during the reporting period would be 18,800, all ranks(75,200 person-months for the period).
This estimate is based on an average troop strength of 4,513 and takes into account an overlap factor of 0.5 per cent.
The lower number was due to the lower average troop strength of the infantry company provided by the troop-contributing country.
Storage and supply of rations and water for an average troop strength of 1,700 in 36 locations.
The Advisory Committee ' s recommendation had been arrived at after careful consideration of the previous budget, which had been based on an average troop strength of roughly 41,000.
Average troop strength; higher output is attributable to overlap on rotation and the retention until October 2005 of 15 military officers performing civil affairs functions pending the deployment of the full authorized strength of United Nations police officers.
The decrease is owing mainly to the reduction in the average troop strength from 5,015 to 4,513 and to an exclusion of the provision for the support account for the budgeted period.
Daily allowance. The average troop strength of 4,509 during the period was slightly lower in comparison with the budgeted strength of 4, 513, resulting in unutilized resources of $13,000.
Welfare. Owing to the lower than estimated average troop strength, as mentioned in paragraph 2 above, there was an unutilized balance of $3,600, which was offset by additional requirements of $7,200 for the maintenance of sports fields.
The application of a delayed deployment factor for military contingents in 2008/09 is attributable to the projected increase in the average troop strength from 14,382 in 2007/08 to 15,000 in 2008/09.
With regard to the financing of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon(UNIFIL),(A/49/644), savings of $7.5 million had been effected as a result of reductions in average troop strength and the replacement of international civilian staff by local staff.
Standard troop cost reimbursement. On the basis of the repatriation schedule beginning in January 1997, it was projected that an unutilized balance of $4,074,100 would be realized from the average troop strength of 5,702(or 68,428 person/months).
Rations. The unutilized balance of $317,300 was due to the lower than estimated average troop strength, as mentioned in paragraph 2 above, as well as to tighter management control over rations procurement, distribution and consumption in the mission area.
Actual average troop strength for the period under review was 2,457, and repatriation based on 4,923 military personnel at $753 per person per rotation.
The decrease is owing mainly to the reduced average troop strength from 5,015 to 4,513 during the budgeted period, as well as the anticipated transfer of vehicles($2,030,000) and equipment($655,500) from missions in the process of liquidation to UNIFIL.
The reduced requirements resulted from a lower actual 12-month average troop strength of 11,491 compared to the budgeted 12-month average troop strength of 12,740.
The commitments and assessments authorized for the period from 1 April to 30 June 1995 were based on an average troop strength of roughly 41,000 contingent personnel, military observers and civilian police.
Clothing and equipment allowance. On the basis of the repatriation schedule beginning in January 1997, it was projected that an unutilized balance of $363,400 would be realized from the average troop strength of 5,702(or 68,428 person/months).
The decrease is due mainly to a reduction in the average troop strength from 5,250 to 5,015, as well as the replacement of 26 international civilian staff by the same number of local staff in accordance with the request contained in General Assembly resolution 48/254.