Examples of using Control section in English and their translations into Arabic
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Outward redeployment of 13 positions to the Movement Control Section(12 Local level) and to the Central Warehouse Section(1 Local level).
In line with the recommendations of the comprehensive staffing review, the Aviation Section will be split into the Aviation Section and the Movement Control Section.
The Movement Control Section, headed by a Chief Movement Control Officer(P-5),
The approved staffing establishment of the Movement Control Section comprises 12 posts(1 P-5, 1 P-4, 7 P-3, 3 GS(OL)) and one general temporary
After the screen displays the main interface, the equipment enters the standby state, and the next step is to set the frequency band mode(For details, please refer to the LCD control section);.
A Chief(P-4) post is requested for the Movement Control Section to accommodate additional workload in connection with the management of maritime task force letters of assist related to the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon(UNIFIL) and the management of passenger aircraft on long-term charter.
At the same time, it is proposed that eight national General Service posts be reassigned to the Movement Control Section, that two United Nations Volunteer positions be reassigned, one to the Engineering Section and one to the Office of the Director of Mission Support.
The Movement Control Section will have staff in three main hubs(Juba, Wau and Malakal), four medium hubs(Bor, Rumbek, Aweil and Bentiu) and three small hubs(Yambio, Torit and Kwajok).
United Nations Volunteers: net decrease of 4 positions(reassignment of 3 positions to the Movement Control Section, redeployment of 2 positions to the Supply Section and Central Warehouse and redeployment of 1 position from the Human Resources Section). .
In the present case, the Prosecutor based his decision not to open the investigation into the HLC ' s criminal offence report on the report received from the Secretariat of Internal Affairs of Belgrade, Internal Affairs Control Section, dated 9 November 2000.
The Export Control Section at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is responsible for administrating the export control system, including the processing of export licence applications in accordance with the export control act and the export control regulations.
The managerial functions of the Aviation and Movement Control Section are located in Kuwait with Aviation and Movement Control functions deployed to each location(e.g., Baghdad, Erbil, Amman, Basra and Kirkuk).
UNHCR ' s Financial Control Section will continue to work in close collaboration with the Donor Relations and Resource Mobilization Service and the Private Sector Fundraising Unit to improve the timeliness of the entry of transactions in the system.
The activities and staff will be divided between the Movement Control Section in Nairobi, headed by the Chief Movement Control Officer and 3 staff, and a Movement Control Unit at the Mombasa Support Base, headed by a Movement Control Officer(Field Service level) and 13 staff.
(b) Financial Control Section will request and/or assist field offices to draw up the matrix for the follow-up on external audit recommendations per partner(UNHCR Manual Chapter 4, Annex 8.8 Audit Guidelines, Attachment G, December 2004).
National staff: redeployment of 6 positions(2 National Officers, 4 Local level) to the newly established Air Operations Section; redeployment of 19 positions(2 National Officers, 17 Local level) to the newly established Movement Control Section.
Transport Section(36), Procurement Section(3), Supply Section(20), Building Management Support and Engineering Section(84), Joint Movement Control Section(10) and Aviation Support Section(57).
The Movement Control Section is headed by a Chief Movement Control Officer(P-4)
The UNOCI Movement Control Section deploys a rotation coordinator to each troop-contributing country to ensure that all rotation aspects are in compliance with United Nations regulations for the movement of troops by land,
Editorial Control Section.