Examples of using Decrease in resources in English and their translations into Arabic
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The estimated requirements of $93,500, including a decrease in resources of $29,500, relates to the editing and printing cost of publications, press kits and studies, including the Trade and Development Report and its overview and the UNCTAD statistical handbook.
The decrease in resources reflects an organizational transfer of resources and functions relating to registry, records and archival functions to the Library and of resources relating to telecommunications operations to the Electronic Services Section under subprogramme 2.
The decrease in resources of $9,552,000 in administrative costs comprises the net effect of the proposed increase in established posts($503,900)
that it was therefore not possible to envisage any further decrease in resources.
(d) The Committee noted that recent emergencies had meant an increase in resources devoted to relief operations, but agreed that those understandable requirements should not mean any decrease in resources devoted to development activities;
It shared the concern voiced by the Commission on Narcotic Drugs at the decrease in resources available to UNDCP and urged that the necessary funds should be allocated to the Programme
The decrease in resources reflects the outward movement of six P-4 posts, one from each of the six translation services, in exchange for six P-3 posts from subprogramme 4, of which two are in the Copy Preparation
XI.7 As indicated in paragraph 32.8 of the proposed budget, the decrease in resources of $35,574,200 reflects the deletion of a one-time provision of $49,833,300 approved by the General Assembly in its resolutions 58/295 and 59/276 for the strengthening of the security and safety of the United Nations premises.
The decrease in resources is due mainly to the abolishment of two posts of Staff and Programme Assistant(General Service(Other level)) and reductions under consultants, experts and travel of staff in line with resolution 67/248, as reflected in table 9.6, item 3, of the present report.
Furthermore, the Advisory Committee notes from paragraph 40 of document E/CN.7/1997/9 that the decrease in resources for consultants of $100,000 in the headquarters budget" is made possible through a rational allocation of requirements between the Fund budget and the budget of individual projects.".
The decrease in resources is attributable to(a) the organizational redeployment of two posts related to IMIS support and maintenance and their functions to the Electronic Services Section in line with measures for the consolidation of all activities related to information technology; and(b) reduced requirements for travel of staff.
The decrease in resources, as indicated in paragraph 27E.4, is the net result of a reorganization of services and the related consolidation of resources, including, the transfer to the Library of the registry records and archival functions and the transfer of one P-2/1 and five General Service(Other level) posts from the Division of Administration.
The decrease in resources for audit costs, amounting to $122,400, relates to decreased requirements for internal audit($105,200), primarily as a result of decreased requirements for contractual services, and a decreased requirement for external audit($17,100), based on actual costs.
B categories, stated that over the years his country had argued in favour of increasing the share of resources for countries in sub-Saharan Africa and was therefore concerned about the decrease in resources for those countries.
The decrease in resources is due mainly to:(a) the abolishment of
The decrease in resources for UNAMI is mainly due to reduced requirements for facilities and infrastructure as a result of reductions in the areas of generator fuel, alteration and renovation services, construction and equipment acquisition and replacement; air transportation reductions as a result of the discontinuation of regular flights to Amman; reductions in accommodation costs for military, police and civilian personnel; and reduced requirements under official travel and training fees.
The provisions reflect a resource growth of $1,198,900, or a 2.8 per cent increase for the Department for Policy Coordination and Sustainable Development and $1,426,500 or 3.0 per cent for the Department for Economic and Social Information and Policy Analysis and a decrease in resources of $736,400 or 2.7 per cent for the Department for Development support and Management Services, as compared with 1996-1997 appropriations.
The estimated decrease in resources stemming from the above initiatives is $63.1 million.
The overall decrease in resources is a net result of reorganization of services and the related consolidation of resources. .