Examples of using Special language in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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The gender distribution of staff with special language requirements shows that the percentage of women decreased slightly from 38.1 per cent(322 staff) in June 1999 to 37.9 per cent(318 staff) in June 2000,
Urges the Secretary-General to strictly comply with the principle that appointment to P-2 posts and to posts requiring special language competence for conference services be made exclusively through competitive examinations, and requests, in this context, that he include in his future reports the information justifying non-compliance with that principle;
In the category of posts with special language requirements, the proportion of women increased by 2.5 per cent during the period 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2008, from 41.3 per cent(349 out of 845) to 43.8 per cent(371 out of 848).
Staff with special language requirements.
Staff in posts with special language requirements.
Staff in posts with special language requirements.
Staff in posts with special language requirements.
Women in posts subject to special language.
Professional staff in post with special language requirements.
Women in posts subject to special language requirements.
Women in posts subject to special language requirements.
Women in posts subject to special language requirements.
Women in posts subject to special language requirements.
Representation of women on posts with special language requirements.
Professional staff in posts with special language requirements 95.
SG B. Women in posts subject to special language requirements.
To geographical distribution and in posts with special language requirements.
(c) Staff appointed to posts with special language requirements;
(c) Staff appointed to posts with special language requirements;
Staff in the Professional category in posts with special language requirements.