Examples of using Described in table in English and their translations into Arabic
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The resource requirements under posts estimated at $8,314,200, reflecting an increase of $3,136,900, provides for 39 posts as described in table 17A.7 above.
The update procedure is described in table 2 of a background document for this report,
As described in table 15, countries have intercepted relatively few suspicious rough diamond shipments, which suggests that many Kimberley
As an example of how this valuation methodology was to be implemented, the Panel considered three situations involving a hypothetical claimant from Egypt, as described in Table 4.
The supply to meet this demand is described in Table 19 and indicates that mining
as can be seen from the methodological activities described in table 1.
will begin modestly to address the situation described in table 1 and paragraph 66 of the JIU report.
The estimated gross budget requirements of $11,449,700, including an increase of $1,496,400, will provide for the continuation of 30 posts and related non-post requirements required for achieving the objective of the subprogramme as described in table 33.19 above.
The Committee recommended that the Department provide further information to the General Assembly at its fifty-eighth session on the increased requirement for web site management given the expected increase of just 10 web site users per day described in table 4.16.
The resource requirements in the amount of $3,739,700, including an increase of $1,402,700, will provide for posts and related non-post requirements for field support and crisis management capacity at Headquarters, required for achieving the objective of the subprogramme as described in table 33.19 above.
The expenditures include the UNIKOM share in the ad hoc financing of the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi in the amount of $408,500, as well as certain expenditures pertaining to the prior financial period ending 30 June 1996 totalling $537,385, as described in table 1.
The requirements of $5,058,000 would provide for the 24 posts required to achieve the objective of the subprogramme as described in table 2.40 above, taking into account the estimated volume of conference services to be provided at Nairobi on the basis of the programme of meetings for the biennium 2006-2007.
The requirements of $10,725,500, reflecting a decrease of $23,500, would provide for the continuation of 40 posts and related non-post resources required to achieve the objective of the subprogramme as described in table 2.12 above, in relation to the estimated volume of conference services as described in paragraph 2.11 above.
Overview of the work of the functional commissions in 2000 5. Most of the functional commissions have adopted multi-year programmes of work, and these are described in table 1 in order to provide a picture of each commission ' s focus in 2000 and, where available, for future years.
The resource requirements in the amount of $5,765,600 would provide for the 25 posts required for achieving the objective of the subprogramme as described in table 2.42 above, taking into account the estimated volume of conference services to be provided at Nairobi on the basis of the programme of meetings for the biennium 2006-2007.
The requirements of $5,137,900 would provide for the 10 posts and related non-post resources required to achieve the objective of the subprogramme as described in table 2.38 above, taking into account the estimated volume of conference services to be provided at Nairobi on the basis of the programme of meetings for the biennium 2006-2007.
The resource requirements of $65,739,100, reflecting an increase of $449,200, would provide for the 228 posts required for achieving the objective of the subprogramme as described in table 2.23 above, taking into account the estimated volume of conference services to be provided at Geneva on the basis of the programme of meetings for the biennium 2006-2007.
Resources in the amount of $10,900,900, including an increase of $6,952,300, will provide for seven posts and the proposed establishment of an additional nine posts, as well as related non-post requirements, for field support, crisis management and information management at Headquarters, which is required to achieve the objective of the subprogramme as described in table 34.23.
31 posts(23 Professional and 8 Local level) required to achieve the objective of the subprogramme, as described in table 2.42 above, taking into account the estimated volume of conference services to be provided at Nairobi on the basis of the programme of meetings for the biennium 2010-2011.
The requirements of $11,890,700, including an increase of $173,900, would provide for the 31 posts and related non-post resources required to achieve the objective of the subprogramme as described in table 2.30 above, taking into account the estimated volume of conference services to be provided at Vienna on the basis of the programme of meetings for the biennium 2006-2007.