Examples of using Prior to deployment in English and their translations into Arabic
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Support was provided for the implementation of Umoja by various stakeholders, including Umoja end users, trained local process experts and service desk staff through the provision of assistance in data quality analyses and data cleansing prior to deployment.
In March 2010, as final preparation prior to deployment, Fekadu and other trainees were sent to Asmara for a brief course with Wedi Eyasu on the use of mobile telephones and mechanical timers to detonate explosives.
Documented costs related to loading and unloading major equipment prior to deployment and after repatriation will be reimbursed by the United Nations and are to be included in the letter of assist.
(b) Documented costs related to loading and unloading major equipment prior to deployment and after repatriation are to be met by the United Nations and should be reflected in the letter of assist.
In support of that policy, the MOU between the troop/police contributor and the United Nations finalized prior to deployment will state the number of personnel and the required equipment authorized to participate in a peacekeeping mission.
That policy recommends that all troop and police-contributing countries offer voluntary confidential counselling and testing for prospective peacekeepers prior to deployment and upon their return home.
as they must undergo a thorough screening exercise to ascertain their fitness prior to deployment.
Dependent on: readiness of Umoja Foundation software and successful data conversion; clear understanding of organizational responsibilities prior to deployment; timely and effective administrative processes to support deployment. .
the readiness of each potential troop contributor to meet the requisite United Nations training and equipment requirements for peacekeeping operations, prior to deployment.
His delegation noted, in particular, the proposal by the Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations to provide for pre-trained and equipped units, to be kept in reserve prior to deployment under the command of Member States, for rapid deployment in peacekeeping operations when needed.
In accordance with the Formed Police Unit Policy(2010), formed police units have to successfully complete an assessment of their operational capabilities by a United Nations formed police assessment team prior to deployment, followed by in-mission retesting.
One of the goals of the system is to have a MOU signed by the troop/police contributor and the United Nations prior to deployment, stipulating the obligations of each party, related to personnel, major equipment and self-sustainment.
staff are trained in the relevant operations prior to deployment.
Refresher training prior to deployment has proven adequate in terms of meeting general military training requirements.
Pre-mission training takes place immediately prior to deployment and is mission-oriented. It always includes courses on mission-specific knowledge, special equipment, live firing exercises, and medical checks.
During troop cantonment in training centres prior to deployment to peacekeeping operations, meetings are planned and sometimes conducted jointly by representatives of ICRC in Lomé and the Monitoring Committee.
At UNMEE, the Mission did not always have, prior to deployment, the crucial list of approved national self-equipment and contingent-owned equipment for procurement planning and budgeting purposes.
issued for each mission.4 The personnel equipment and kit agreed upon should be available to personnel prior to deployment.
headquarters of the liaison group or of any subsequent observer force should have adequate time for preparation prior to deployment, so that it can be operational from the outset.
(b) Lower medical cost, due to delays in the procurement process for the acquisition of the additional medical equipment necessary to upgrade the Mission ' s medical facility to level-I-plus; lower-than-budgeted actual consumption of medical supplies, and the non-acquisition of budgeted vaccines, as formed police personnel were vaccinated in their home countries prior to deployment;