Examples of using Carlog system in English and their translations into Arabic
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The CarLog system is widely used in the investigation of traffic infractions, accidents and incidents by the Security Investigations Unit and there is now an increase in the demand and processing of reports for the Unit and for reconciliation of data being processed through the system. .
as drivers were being alerted by the CarLog system of the scheduled maintenance every 5,000 kilometres,
At UNDOF, 64 vehicles did not have mileage readings owing to inadequate installation of the CarLog system, while at UNMIL, there were no procedures in place to generate and review CarLog system reports.
The Administration agreed with the Board ' s recommendation that UNDOF expedite the installation of the CarLog system and make full use of the information of the system. .
The Fleet Maintenance Unit monitors and takes actions to prevent accidents, carries out technical evaluations of accident vehicles, maintains the CarLog system and extracts data for purposes of analysis.
UNMISS has established a transport database and all the fleet information is being monitored, with actions coordinated with the use of Galileo, the Facilities Management Service and the CarLog system.
Of 1,864 vehicles in UNMIS, 345 vehicles, or 19 per cent of the total vehicles, were not equipped with the CarLog system by August 2008.
The Board recommends that the Administration ensure that UNAMID, UNMIS, MINURCAT and UNMIT make every effort to have a fully functional CarLog system(paras. 274 and 276).
The Fleet Maintenance Unit monitors and takes actions to prevent accidents, carries out technical evaluations of accident vehicles, maintains the Carlog system and extracts data for analysis purposes.
Of 1,864 vehicles in UNMIS, 345 vehicles, or 19 per cent of the total vehicles, were not equipped with the CarLog system by August 2008(para. 274).
In paragraph 231, the Board reported that the Administration agreed with its recommendation that UNDOF should expedite the installation of the CarLog system and make full use of the system ' s information.
The Board also recommends that the Department of Field Support require missions to strengthen monitoring of liberty usage by periodically reviewing the utilization of vehicles based on the data from the CarLog system and recovering the cost of liberty usage if needed.
The Board recommends that the Department of Field Support require missions to strengthen monitoring of liberty usage by periodically reviewing the utilization of vehicles based on the data from the CarLog system and recovering the cost of liberty usage if needed(para. 221).
Currently, UNIFIL has installed the carlog system in 80 per cent of the United Nations-owned prime mover fleet
UNDOF had since installed the CarLog system in all vehicles and most of the material handling equipment, and would implement procedures to utilize the system to monitor fuel consumption on a weekly basis.
The Secretary-General also states that the CarLog system will be installed in all vehicles at the Operation ' s headquarters, in Khartoum, and at sector headquarters in order to monitor fuel consumption.
As earlier communicated to the Board, UNDOF has since installed the CarLog system in all vehicles and a majority of the material-handling equipment and has implemented procedures to utilize the system to monitor fuel consumption on a weekly basis.
While MINURCAT has fully implemented the CarLog system in all of its vehicles, the installation is currently ongoing at UNAMID and is expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of 2010.
This is being done primarily through the mechanisms of the CarLog system and vehicle occupancy surveys, and also by careful consideration of modifications to the way in which surface transportation is provided to staff.
CarLog system installed in 97 per cent of vehicles: 253 vehicles(all 4x4 GP Jeeps, pick-ups