Examples of using Reflects a decrease in English and their translations into Arabic
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The full budget resources requested for CEB and the IPSAS project(inclusive of requested regular budget resources) amount to $7,402,400 before recosting, which reflects a decrease of $333,300, or 4.3 per cent, compared with 2012-2013 resources at revised rates(A/68/6(Sect. 31), table 31.5).
programme budget for the biennium 2002-2003 that requirements for consultants and experts are estimated at $16,750,100 before recosting, which reflects a decrease of $1,261,500 compared with the appropriation for the biennium 2000-2001.
(b) $961,800 for emplacement and return travel for military observers, which reflects a decrease of $176,600, due mainly to the cost of deploying incoming and outgoing military observers because of the lower cost of airfare from and to the countries of origin of the military observers.
The requirements for consultants to assist in the preparation of specialized inputs into a study on demographic and related socio-economic indicators, demographic changes resulting from poverty, special aspects of unemployment and technical education issues and an input into the meeting on demographic estimates and projections would amount to $26,800, which reflects a decrease of $1,200.
This is testified by the recent decline of the Herfindahl-Hirschman index of industrial concentration in many product categories, which reflects a decrease in concentration or, more accurately, a greater degree of spatial dispersion of export sourcing in each sector(Milberg and Winkler, 2010).
As indicated in the table headed" Financial resources" in the summary of the report, the overall decrease of $747,300 reflects a decrease of $11,400 in military personnel costs, an increase of $182,100 in civilian personnel costs and a decrease of $918,000 in operational costs.
advanced technologies in composites and ceramics materials, and in the revitalization of research and strengthening its linkages to production sectors in the region would amount to $18,500, which reflects a decrease of $7,000.
This estimate comprises:(a) $26,100, which reflects a decrease of $6,000, for expertise on policies and measures required for raising the efficiency of energy use, prospects for a regional electricity network and its connection with national electricity grids; and(b) $35,000, reflecting a decrease of $5,500, for two expert group meetings on the prospects for a regional electricity network and on solar thermal and photovoltaic systems.
The estimated requirements($42,600) comprise a provision of $22,900 for consultants, which reflects a decrease of $10,100, to assist in the preparation of reports, particularly on entrepreneurship development, and a provision of $19,700 for two expert group meetings on modernization of conventional industries and on entrepreneurial and managerial skills in small and medium enterprises under changing conditions.
The Advisory Committee notes from paragraph 1 of the performance report that the anticipated final level of expenditure and of income for the biennium represents a net decrease of $35.3 million compared with the revised appropriations and estimates of income approved by the General Assembly in its resolution 53/215 of 18 December 1998. The projected expenditure for the biennium 1998-1999 is estimated at $2,488.3 million gross, which reflects a decrease of $41.6 million.
The estimated amount($23,500), which reflects a decrease of $37,800, is required to respond to invitations from Governments, other international and regional organizations and private industry to participate in workshops, seminars and so on; to assist Governments in the conduct of national and sectoral studies; and to carry out research on insurance policies and measures affecting the insurance trade.
While the proposed number of posts at maintenance level has increased, the revised cost estimate reflects a decrease in requirements owing to the fact that it is based on actual recorded expenditure for the period from 1 July to 31 December 1997 and projected salaries for the period from 1 January to 30 June 1998 based on standard salary costs and the full incumbency of posts.
The proposed budget for the 2012/13 period reflects a decrease of 4.1 per cent($2.3 million), compared with the approved 2011/12 budget, which is primarily attributable to reduced requirements for military contingent personnel, owing to the exclusion of the provision of the one-time supplemental payment to troop-contributing countries, which was approved for the 2011/12 period only, and the lower rotation travel costs for military contingents and United Nations police through commercial flights, based on recent experience.
Non-post requirements of $55,800, which reflect a decrease of $25,300, will largely cover requirements under travel of staff, contractual services and other general operating expenses.
The amount of $1,034,700, reflecting a decrease of $63,400, is required in connection with the meetings of the Commission,
The estimated requirements of $231,400, which reflect a decrease of $54,000, relate to the upgrading and replacement of existing office automation equipment.
The Committee notes that requirements for official functions for the financial period 2005/06 reflect a decrease of $800.
The Advisory Committee notes that during 2010 the number of allegations received(116) reflected a decrease over the number received in 2009(154).
The proposed resources for 2006/07 therefore reflect a decrease of $2,589,200 in staff costs and of $1,466,000 in non-staff costs.
The resources proposed for the Field Budget and Finance Division amount to $10,894,800, reflecting a decrease of $2,738,000 compared with the resources approved for 2010/11.