Examples of using The project scope in English and their translations into Arabic
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
The project scope includes engineering, design, supply and construction of cooling towers.
The project scope of work consists of Facility Management Services for 3 contracts.
In reconfirming the project scope, the following background information has been taken into account.
Priority actions within the project scope to mitigate health and safety risks are as follows.
The project scope includes engineering,
The project scope also included the demolition of existing cooling tower, concrete basin and piping network.
During the project implementation period, the project scope was reduced, but the project budget was not reduced accordingly.
The project scope included supply, installation & Commissioning FRP cooling tower at the King Abdullah University of Science of Technology.
Substantive areas were excluded from the project scope since they were being addressed by other initiatives of the reform effort.
The project scope included design, supply, and erection of a cooling tower, pumps, side stream filtration units, VFDs, and BMS system.
The project scope included concept & detailed design of the 950,000 M² of healthcare campus, with a specialist 300-bed ward tower and a research wing.
Following a review of the project scope and consultations within the Secretariat, the Secretary-General proposes a revised course of action for implementation of the project. .
Priority actions within the project scope to mitigate health and safety risks are listed in paragraph 24(a) to(h) of his report.
The project scope still includes the renovation of the Library and South Annex Buildings, although neither can be renovated as originally envisaged due to security considerations.
However, since the project scope and design changed so significantly, it is practically impossible to estimate the cost implications associated with the slow utilization of funds.
The project scope necessary to address the major building deficiencies that have been identified is of such magnitude that it would entail pervasive construction activity throughout each building being rehabilitated.
The project scope is defined as a planned mixed-use multipurpose high-rise development, and would require the transfer of construction rights from the adjacent United Nations-owned plots of land to the Geneva authorities.
In terms of the resources involved, the finalization of the project scope, its timetable and cost estimates would be undertaken largely from within the existing resources approved for the current biennium under section 28D, Office of Central Support Services.