Examples of using Reconfiguration in English and their translations into Arabic
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During the reporting period, a reconfiguration of the Mission in the light of developments in the area of the rule of law has been announced.
Following the reconfiguration, UNMIK focused on the political side of implementing its mandate, with the objective to ensure lasting security and stability in Kosovo.
I welcome the reconfiguration of Guinea ' s electoral body as an important step towards the holding of elections and I encourage all political actors to support it.
The reconfiguration is explained in paragraphs 22 to 27 of the report(A/63/803).
The reconfiguration of regional structures will be carried out in 2012
On the basis of the reconfiguration of the air fleet, the workload of the Section will be reduced.
Reconfiguration applies only to subscribers with DIGI CAM modules in TVs
Its reconfiguration will be pursued in line with the recommendations of the strategic review, as presented in paragraph 41 above.
(c) Contractual services for moving furniture, furniture design and reconfiguration of basement workstations: actual expenditure amount to $498,600,
This reconfiguration will require the continued availability of air assets to permit a quick response to security situations.
It also provides an update on the reconfiguration of MONUSCO and the transfer of tasks to the United Nations country team.
I recognize that group reconfiguration is no easy matter, and accept that change
Under the concept of operations for 2002, the Mission is undertaking a reconfiguration of its deployments in order to provide effective security for the forthcoming elections.
The sum of $50,000 is requested for minor reconfiguration costs and $49,800 for furniture for new posts at standard cost.
He emphasized that such a reconfiguration would involve six areas, namely, the police, courts, Customs, transport and infrastructure, boundaries, and Serbian patrimony.
Due to reconfiguration, including the increased operational role of UNMIK partners, the Division ceased organizing weekly press briefings in October 2008.
Owing to the reconfiguration, services were reduced to a single shift 5 days a week and 8 hours a day service.
The reconfiguration would be conducted gradually, so as to fully protect United Nations personnel and property, and would be completed by the end of January 1999.
The reconfiguration envisages the redeployment of one of the two battalions from the west to the Ituri brigade to enhance operations in Haut Uélé.
OHCHR also participated in the reconfiguration of the missions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and South Sudan and in the planning for the drawdown and closure of the missions in Burundi and Sierra Leone.