Examples of using Sub-units in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
The project was proposed in line with Iraq's 2005 Constitution, which gives minorities the right to autonomy or self-administration in sub-units of territory(Chapter 1; Sections 5, 112, 115 and 116).
Civilian police deployed in 26 zones in Monrovia, 12 outlying sites, in the reform and restructuring unit at the Liberian National Police Headquarters, at the police academy and in various other sub-units.
At UNDP Geneva, at the time of the inspection, as many as five finance assistants and two human resources assistants were employed in various sub-units to support project implementation or provide services on a cost-sharing basis to other offices.
On 25 June, the new structure of the regional task groups was finalized, and each now has the same strength(614), sub-units, job descriptions, proportion of active and reserve members and the same proportion of minorities.
The report on the activities of OIOS(A/52/426) identified waste as a result of inadequate control of assets, ad hoc measures in the administration of field operations, and poor staffing in important sub-units.
Thirdly, completely new sub-units have been established, comprising laboratories for document investigation. This has given the border forces substantially increased capabilities of uncovering forged documents of a technically high standard.
Information about the staffing of the units and sub-units of the Office of the Deputy Chief Security Adviser(operations) is set out below, together with a brief description of their functions.
Air patrol hours from 9 team sites for inspection of 1,054 headquarter units and 7,127 sub-units of both parties(50 hours per month by 2 helicopters for 12 months).
In support of these operations, MONUSCO units and sub-units, totalling 1,280 troops, together with 902 troops from the North Kivu brigade, redeployed to Munigi, Rwindi and Kiwanja to ensure protection of civilians in the area.
In connection with the recent developments in the Kodori Gorge, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia states that sub-units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia are presently engaged in a police operation against organized crime, specifically against rebel groups of criminals.
The Unit, divided into two sub-units, is responsible for providing satellite communications and information technology, emergency power generation and technical support to courtroom proceedings,
Of these sub-units.
Sub-units are numbered for identification.
Under the Office there are five sub-units.
This pilot-project will be extended to other sub-units.
Composed of two disulphide linked sub-units, A and B.
Under the Office are six sub-units, as follows.
Under the Office there are two operational sub-units.
It will need sub-units to develop plans, both administrative and archival.
Under the Security Information and Analysis Unit there are the following sub-units.