Examples of using The estimates include in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Other than staff costs, the estimates include provision for consultants and travel, in a total amount of US$ 100,000.
(b) Under data-processing and office automation equipment, the estimates include the acquisition and replacement of electronic data-processing software and the acquisition and replacement of electronic data-processing and office automation equipment;
The estimates include operating costs, third-party liability insurance and fuel for a fleet of 12 fixed-wing and 37 rotary-wing aircraft
In accordance with practice followed for other Treaty Conferences, the estimates include an amount of $15,800 to provide for the provisional Secretary-General of the Conference to be approved by the Conference and would cover special post allowance and representation allowance.
Based on the current deployment pattern, the estimates include a delayed deployment factor of 5 per cent compared with the delayed deployment factor of 2 per cent in the 2007/08 budget.
The estimates include the elimination of one D-2 post for the head of the predecessor mission(UNOA),
The estimates include provisions related to 37 international posts(1 P-5, 1 P-4, 5 P-3, 2 P-2 and 28 Field Service) for the Regional Service Centre.
as shown in annex IX. The estimates include a 5 per cent vacancy factor for the period.
The estimates include operating costs, liability insurance and fuel for a fleet of two fixed-wing and two rotary-wing aircrafts operating for a total of 2,580 hours, comprising 1,380 hours of fixed-wing and 1,200 hours of rotary-wing aircraft.
as shown in annex VII. The estimates include a 5 per cent vacancy factor for the period.
As shown in annex I. B, the estimates include 19 additional posts proposed under the regular budget(12 in the Professional category and above, 1 Field Service staff, 3 Security Officers
(b) $784,100 would provide for commercial communications. The estimates include the cost of communications links(telephone, telefax and cable charges) between the Department, the field missions, permanent missions to the United Nations and Governments of Member States.
The estimates include proposals for the abolition of 23 posts(8 in the Field Service category and 15 at the Local level) and the reclassification of the post of a Budget Officer from P-2 to P-3.
In accordance with the practice followed for other Treaty Conferences, the estimates include an amount of $14,200 to cover special post and representation allowances for the provisional Secretary-General of the Conference, to be approved by the Conference.
In the course of the Advisory Committee ' s review of these requirements, it came to light, however, that the estimates include a provision of $3,000,000 before recosting for the rental cost of two floors at the FF building not mentioned in paragraph 26D.57(a).
The estimates include non-recurrent provision of $1,229,900 for the purchase of 21 vehicles(14 replacements and 7 additional), as well as for workshop equipment.
The estimates include recurrent resource growth of $412,100 for established posts and related staff costs, as outlined in paragraphs 86 and 87 of the report of the Board.
As reflected in table 3, the estimates include staff salaries, calculated on the basis of full incumbency of the existing nine posts and the related operating expenses for the period 1 January to 31 December 2007.
The estimates include costs associated with the phased deployment of an additional 56 international civilian personnel over the reporting period and the application of a 19.7 per cent vacancy rate in 2012/13.
The estimates include a provision of $155,200 for 157,200 litres of petrol, oil and lubricants in support of elements of FARDC participating in joint operations with MONUC.
