Examples of using Reallocating in English and their translations into Arabic
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Under new procedures, there has been a reduction in the level of programme detail reviewed at Headquarters; Representatives have also been given greater flexibility in reallocating budget lines within operational projects.
The officer requested the Board to consider reallocating funds within the programme in order to organize a national workshop to test the manual on women, media and communications in Barbados as part of programme element 3, output 3.
Accordingly, it proposed reallocating a portion of its host country contribution from the General Trust Fund to the Special Trust Fund, which would also provide the Secretariat with the flexibility needed to undertake more joint activities.
The Committee encourages the State party to consider reallocating the powers of the former special standing commission on racial discrimination so as to maintain the scope
(b) Successful projects and/or activities which have been curtailed as a result of reallocating fourth cycle IPF be restored on a selective basis in consultation with the Government of Myanmar;
Encourages greater emphasis on reallocating resources and activities from the headquarters of the United Nations Mission for Ebola Emergency Response to the front line in order to achieve maximum impact on the ground;
decisions of third parties, namely foreign Governments, in reallocating their financial and other resources
Cautioning that“private sector involvement is no substitute for public finance,” Climate Justice Now! highlighted the need for reallocating public financial resources from war and fossil fuel subsidies towards addressing adaptation and loss and damage.
Redesigning ports and downtown areas in many harbour cities around the world, together with the introduction of innovative shipping technologies, has provided new opportunities for reallocating waterfront areas for public recreation.
The Advisory Committee was informed that the budget proposal for ECLAC had been designed with the aim of continuing the trend of reallocating resources from programme support to the programme of work.
At the same time, the Government needs to strengthen its fragile fiscal situation, particularly by discouraging tax evasion and reallocating expenditure, so as to make it more compatible with times of peace.
Private participation in infrastructure development and operation increasingly is being regarded as an opportunity for achieving savings in public expenditure and higher standards of service, as well as for reallocating resources in order to meet more pressing social needs.
The difficulties faced by some countries in raising or reallocating domestic resources can, if too strong a linkage is made, affect even the quantum of resources invested in the social sector for which some countries depend heavily on external assistance.
So the conclusion seems to be that wage growth will not threaten China's competitiveness in the next 10 or even 20 years. As China will not complete the process of reallocating workers from agriculture to more modern economic sectors any time soon, it should remain a cost-competitive economy for the foreseeable future.
Therefore, reallocating cereals used in animal feed to human consumption, a highly desirable option in developed countries where the
The Governments of the nuclear Powers to start developing in the course of nuclear disarmament technologies and means for the peaceful use in outer space of nuclear missile potential and to make provision for international programmes and projects, inter alia, by reallocating resources assigned to defence expenditures.
Some ACC members already provide programme managers a certain degree of flexibility in reallocating funds between various objects of expenditure.
Reallocating resources;
Reallocating that much land is very ambitious.
(d) Options for reallocating the fixed lines identified in document DP/2010/5, annex 1;