Examples of using The variance is attributable in English and their translations into Arabic
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The variance is attributable to the additional requirements approved by the General Assembly pursuant to resolution 66/247.
The variance is attributable to projected lower average vacancy rate of 1.5 per cent compared to the budgeted rate of 5 per cent for the financial period.
In addition, the variance is attributable to reduced requirements for the acquisition of other equipment, as major acquisitions were made in the 2008/09 and 2009/10 periods.
The variance is attributable to reduced requirements for medical supplies and services based on recent expenditure patterns.
The variance is attributable to increased travel requirements in support of political consultations, conferences and related workshops.
The variance is attributable to increased requirements for payments to troop-contributing countries for observation self-sustainment in line with the revised military drawdown plan.
In addition, the variance is attributable to reduced requirements for personal protection gear, providing for 10 per cent replacement of projected holdings as at 30 June 2009.
The variance is attributable primarily to the application of the United Nations rate exchange of Euro0.761 per United States dollar as at 31 December 2010, compared with Euro0.70 based on the World Bank forecast for 2011 in the 2010/11 budget.
The variance is attributable to the proposed redeployment and reassignment of 5 continuing posts, of which 1 to the Office of the Under-Secretary-General for the Department of Field Support and 4 to UNLB, and to lower standard salary costs.
The variance is attributable to the decreased requirements for cleaning services as a result of downsized premises and reduced requirements for diesel fuel as a result of the improved local power supply and reduced number of premises.
The variance is attributable to the proposed 2 new positions and general temporary assistance requirements for 12 months at the P-4 level
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs, the continuation of additional posts approved for 2008/09 in respect of which a delayed recruitment factor of 75 per cent(Professional category) was applied, as well as to the proposed establishment of new posts.
The variance is attributable to the projected deployment of an average strength of 580 formed police personnel, compared with the budgeted average strength of 458
The variance is attributable to the proposed establishment of 1 new post, in respect of which a delayed recruitment factor of 65 per cent(Professional category) was applied and increased mission-specific standard salary costs,
The variance is attributable to increased expected requirements for printing and shipping posters to peacekeeping missions and the requirement to maintain the website in the six official languages of the United Nations.
The variance is attributable to:(a) the higher actual vacancy rate of 9.3 per cent compared to the budgeted rate of 5 per cent, combined with(b) the discontinuation of the payment of hazardous duty station allowance Mission-wide, effective 1 September 2010.
The variance is attributable primarily to additional requirements for the services of international contractual personnel to support the Mission ' s expanded information technology infrastructure, as well as the increased costs of spare parts and supplies.
The variance is attributable to requirements for the translation of the training materials which were developed and updated in the 2009/10 period as follows:
The variance is attributable to:(a) the higher actual vacancy rate of 12.5 per cent compared to the budgeted rate of 5 per cent, combined with(b) the extended tour of duty of a number of corrections officers which resulted in lower travel costs.
The variance is attributable primarily to additional requirements for international staff owing to the application of a lower vacancy rate of 10 per cent, compared with a 20 per cent vacancy rate used in the cost estimates in 2010/11.