Examples of using Downsizing in English and their translations into Arabic
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Due to the downsizing of the Force, requirements for the acquisition of prefabricated facilities, generators, petrol oil and lubricants and contingent-owned equipment are significantly lower.
for the operations of the United Nations medical clinic at Kigali following the downsizing of the Kigali office.
Since the Conference, several entities have reduced gender focal points as part of downsizing.
During the period under review, the downsizing of the entity armies was completed as planned.
UNMIBH is in the process of developing a plan for a phased downsizing of all categories of personnel.
In reality, however, words and actual action differ considerably, as shown by the widespread trend towards the downsizing of the workforce.
Additional savings resulted from the earlier repatriation of personnel owing to the downsizing of the Mission during the reporting period.
The implementation of this recommendation will, therefore, require a review of the current downsizing schedules.
Further measures were adopted to improve the management and operations of the Office, including downsizing the investigations staff.
This will, among other things, provide greater flexibility in placing staff from downsizing missions or in deploying staff to newly established
In this reform process, the strengthening of the United Nations system, which does not necessarily mean downsizing, is of paramount importance.
Mainstreaming Umoja into the Organization is a strategic activity that will be conducted in concurrence with the Umoja team downsizing plan.
This has added pressure on the remaining staff whose workload has also increased as a consequence of downsizing.
The Secretary-General has reported that progress achieved thus far has permitted a downsizing in the international presence on the ground.
The downsizing would result in the closure of 99 static positions of a total of 176 positions.
In addition to the further downsizing and downward reclassification of international and national staff for the period 2005-2006, the proposed staffing table reflects the following changes.
Even with the stabilization or downsizing of the level of peacekeeping operations, the tasks performed by these positions are not expected to decrease to the level of the 2003/04 period or below in the foreseeable future.
Supplementary information provided to the Advisory Committee indicates that the reduced estimate is due to the downsizing of the mission, the completion of substantive activities by 31 December 2006 and reduced training programmes outside the mission area.
(b) The abolition of two NPO posts and three Local level posts following the downsizing of the Country Office in the Plurinational State of Bolivia and the abolition of the post of the Representative at the Office;
However, the objective of the reform must be to improve performance; the downsizing of the Secretariat must be designed to make it more efficient