Examples of using Possible reduction in English and their translations into Arabic
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It was further noted that the possible reduction/elimination of all or part of the margin for non-expatriate staff would raise the issue of equal pay for equal work
It was explained that, when confidence was established, the ongoing monitoring and verification would enter into the third phase, which could lead to possible reduction of sites to be monitored and modification of the general provisions and of the annexes to the plans in the direction of existing relevant international agreements(see para. 4 above).
offered further details on the options discussed in his report to the Security Council of 20 October 2004(S/2004/827) on the possible reduction of MINURSO staff.
The Group should also continue to consider issues aimed at enhancing the mobility of staff and the portability of pensions through a possible reduction in the minimum period to qualify for a periodic benefit and through possible enhancements in the amount payable for withdrawal settlements.
The resolution provides for an extension of the mandate of MINURSO for a period of six months until 31 October 2004 and requests that the Secretary-General provide a report on the situation before the end of the mandate, including an evaluation of the mission size necessary for MINURSO with a view towards its possible reduction.
encouraged him to work further towards identifying resources from possible reduction in administration and overhead costs for transfer to the Development Account.
As stated in the final report on the effectiveness of the United Nations human rights system(E/CN.4/1997/74, paras. 94- 96) the present trend is a move towards a consolidation of the treaty bodies, and even the possible reduction of the number of treaty bodies in the future.
deadlocked political situation reported by the Secretary-General, the Security Council requested him to submit an interim report on the evolution of the situation and on the Mission ' s size and concept of operation, with further details on the possible reduction of MINURSO staff, including administrative and civilian personnel, within three months of the adoption of the resolution.
Changes to the conditions of service for international staff serving in non-family hardship duty stations, with a possible reduction in entitlements, currently under consideration by the General Assembly, are expected to have an impact on recruitment and retention of staff in such locations as staff will
questions concerning reactions involving O3 + Hg, OH + Hg and Hg + Br, both in gas and aqueous phase; and to answer questions concerning the further fate of the initially formed intermediates and their possible reduction reactions, to solve questions concerning the chemical lifetime of gaseous elemental mercury in the atmosphere;
of 20 October 2004(S/2004/827) regarding the possible reduction of MINURSO staff, including civilian and administrative personnel.
the Russian Federation and other important financial markets do not seem to have affected the Georgian economy, though it is still too early to evaluate the impact that the possible reduction in remittances in roubles and other foreign currencies from Georgian citizens working in the Russian Federation and other countries will have on the country ' s balance of payments.
In countries with sufficient resources, plans for the possible reduction of other chemical risks should be elaborated and enacted without delay.
The MINURSO Force Commander has consulted both Moroccan and Polisario military authorities on the possible reduction of the overall strength of the MINURSO military component.
The preliminary results of the civil service census indicate a possible reduction of 8.3 per cent in the number of public sector employees.
It was not opposed to a possible reduction in the ceiling, provided that African countries, and especially those in Sub-Saharan Africa, did not suffer as a result.
This number excludes the new General Service posts approved for the field and the possible reduction of posts in Buildings Management Service should this service be transferred to another organization in 1999.
A set of measures taken in advance and aimed at a maximum possible reduction of emergency risk, protection of health of population, diminishing damage to the natural environment and material losses in case of emergency.
In that report, the Secretary-General discussed the evolution of the situation, the size of the Mission and its concept of operations and offered further details on the options regarding the possible reduction of MINURSO staff.
consultations had been undertaken and a report was being prepared on proposals for a possible reduction in the number of budgetary documents and the simplification of the current approval process for the ITC programme budget.