Examples of using Projected workload in English and their translations into Arabic
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resources had been insufficient; the proposed increase for the biennium 1998-1999 was due partly to the projected workload of 300 cases away from New York
For each of these areas he provided the Meeting with an overview of the current status, a projection of the needs of the Secretariat vis-à-vis the projected workload of the Commission, and the consequences which would ensue should these needs not be met.
of $290,285,500 gross($267,987,800 net) for the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia for the biennium 2010-2011, based on the projected workload known at the time of the formulation of the budget proposal.
(a) Implementation of measures ensuring cost-effective delivery of high-quality interpretation, verbatim reporting, text-processing and publishing services, in particular through workload-sharing with other duty stations and information-sharing with other conference centres regarding projected workload and available capacities;
The Committee is not convinced that the projected workload for the period from 1 July 1998 to 30 June 1999 justifies the establishment of an additional P-4 post for the Division.
The proposed resource requirements reflect efforts to use resources more efficiently and effectively in order to cope with the increased demand for conference services based on the projected workload, particularly in Geneva.
These delegations argued that as the projected workload of the Commission would require its members to spend longer periods of time in session, it would be difficult, in particular for developing States, to defray the expenses of those they nominated, and that the Trust Fund could soon be depleted.
Review and approval of the budgetary requirements for backstopping activities at Headquarters in subsequent years would be based on actual workload experience of the backstopping requirements of the prior year and projected workload for the next year, taking into account the number, scope, scale and complexity of active, completed and closed peace-keeping missions supported.
(a) Implementation of measures ensuring timely delivery of high-quality interpretation, verbatim reporting, copy-editing, desktop publishing, printing and distribution, in particular through the optimum allocation of available resources, workload-sharing with other duty stations and information-sharing with other conference centres regarding projected workload and available capacities;
(a) Implementation of measures ensuring timely delivery of high-quality interpretation, copy-editing, desktop publishing, printing and distribution, in particular through optimum allocation of available resources, workload-sharing with other duty stations and information-sharing with other conference centres regarding projected workload and available capacities;
Given the uncertainties of the timing and volume of the demand for conference services, permanent conference-servicing resources are normally programmed below the projected workload levels required and are augmented when necessary through the use of temporary staff, for which provision is made under temporary assistance for meetings.
(a) Implementation of measures ensuring cost-effective delivery of high-quality interpretation, text-processing and publishing services, in particular through optimum allocation of available resources, workload-sharing with other duty stations and information-sharing with other conference centres regarding projected workload and available capacities;
In paragraph 31 of its resolution 59/24, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to submit to it at its sixtieth session proposals on how to ensure that the Commission could fulfil its functions under the Convention, taking into account the need for expanded facilities adequate to the projected workload of the Commission.
The Committee was also informed that the increased emphasis on contractual translation would not have an impact on established staffing, which, as noted in table 2.46 of the budget, traditionally has been set below the projected workload; rather, it would reduce requirements for temporary assistance for meetings and general temporary assistance(see also para. I. 31 above).
Given the uncertainties of the timing and volume of the demand for conference services, permanent conference-servicing resources are normally programmed below the projected workload levels required and are augmented when necessary through the use of temporary staff, for which provision is made under temporary assistance for meetings.
Based on the Committee ' s actual workload for the first nine months of 2002 and the projected workload for the remaining three months of 2002, and also taking into account the utilization parameters detailed in document A/C.5/56/42, it is estimated that the total revised conference-servicing requirements of the Counter-Terrorism Committee for 2002 would amount to $5,188,200.
although the Prosecutor herself has not had the opportunity to study it, her Office has expressed general agreement with the assessment of the Tribunal ' s projected workload, support for a more dynamic pre-trial process and recognition of the need to increase the Tribunal ' s capacity to try cases.
Based on the actual conference-servicing workload for the first 21 months of the biennium 2002-2003 and the projected workload for the remaining three months using the average monthly workload for the first nine months of 2003, it is estimated that the total conference-servicing requirements of the Counter-Terrorism Committee for 2002-2003 would amount to $12,425,900.
Considering the scope and complexity of the appeals, the departure of experienced staff, the need to rule on the very voluminous and complex pre-appeal litigation that includes 18 pending motions for admission of additional evidence prior to the appeal hearing, and the judges ' projected workload, the hearing of the appeals in this case is now foreseen to be held in March 2015.
12 to 19 of the report. The estimated total resource requirements for the biennium 2002-2003(para. 18) had been based on the Committee ' s actual workload for the first nine months of 2002, its projected workload for the remaining three months of 2002, and an extrapolation of those figures for 2003.