Examples of using The number of observers in English and their translations into Arabic
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Subsequently, the Security Council approved my recommendation to increase the number of observers to 100.
The number of observers that may participate shall be determined by the chair of the Technical Expert Group.
Determining the number of observers or part time researchers wanted, and selecting and recruiting work for these projects.
On election day, the number of observers should increase so as to permit monitoring at every polling site.
A small reduction in the number of observers deployed to the MINURSO Liaison Office at Tindouf could also be envisaged.
The number of observers deployed under the human rights operation had risen from four in mid-August 1994 to 116 in August 1995.
The number of observers per team will vary according to the size of the polling centre at a ratio of approximately 10 stations per observer. .
As a result of combined efforts, the number of observers significantly increased over those present for the first round, when SADC deployed 120 observers. .
The number of observers gradually increased until the final phase of the election,
There would not be any increase in the number of observers as any additional requirement would be met through rationalizing the deployment of the existing 450 personnel.
The number of observers will continue to fall until the minimal threshold of 150 is reached
This operation, which began in mid-August 1994 with four observers, has developed considerably, judging from the number of observers and their formation in teams and operational units.
reflecting no change in the number of observers from the current financial period.
The number of observers has gradually increased from 13(the core group that had remained in Santo Domingo) towards the intended total of 240 agreed between the United Nations and OAS.
Twenty-two United Nations and OAS observers returned to Port-au-Prince on 26 January, then six others on 2 February and, finally, 10 on 13 April, bringing the number of observers to 38.
The number of observers may be increased by as many as 4 if Member States do not require all of the 59 additional seats referred to in subparagraph(b) above.
Twenty-three staff posts were to be eliminated from the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization(UNTSO), while the number of observers was to be reduced by 13, leaving 174 observers in all.