Examples of using The variance under this heading is attributable in English and their translations into Arabic
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The variance under this heading is attributable to the repatriation of all military contingents by 31 December 2006 in line with the downsizing and subsequent administrative liquidation of the mission.
The variance under this heading is attributable primarily to only one temporary personnel recruited in connection with electoral support compared with the budgeted provision for four international electoral assistance personnel.
The variance under this heading is attributable to the higher level of travel undertaken during the reporting period in order to facilitate the smooth transition of forces from EUFOR to MINURCAT in the context of the expansion of the Mission pursuant to Security Council resolution 1861(2009).
The variance under this heading is attributable to the recording of expenditures related to international staff on temporary duty assignment against the international staff mission subsistence allowance budget line item.
The variance under this heading is attributable primarily to higher rates of reimbursement with respect to contingent-owned major equipment and self-sustainment pursuant to General Assembly resolution 65/292, combined with the cost of air freight associated with the acquisition of urgently needed defibrillators.
The variance under this heading is attributable to a reduction in the delayed deployment factor from 5 per cent in the 2006/07 period to 3 per cent for the 2007/08 period, which is based on the actual deployment as of December 2006.
The variance under this heading is attributable to the engagement of short-term staff required to undertake special projects(engineering and information technology) for which no in-house expertise is available and to replace staff on extended sick and maternity leave.
The variance under this heading is attributable mainly to the upward revision of the first 30 days ' mission subsistence allowance rate from $140 per day to $191 per day effective 1 February 2007.
The variance under this heading is attributable mainly to a reduction in the delayed deployment factor from 3 per cent in the 2006/07 period to 1 per cent for the 2007/08 period based on the actual deployment as of December 2006.
The variance under this heading is attributable to requirements for the acquisition of photographic equipment for special investigations by the Force ' s Military Police Unit which are partly offset by reduced requirements for training fees, supplies and services.
The variance under this heading is attributable mainly to the proposed establishment of 77 additional posts, comprising 4 National Professional Officers and 61 national General Service staff and proposed conversion of 12 general temporary assistance positions(see para. 102 below).
The variance under this heading is attributable mainly to two proposed Electoral Officer positions(P-4
The variance under this heading is attributable mainly to an increase in the delayed deployment factor from 10 per cent in the 2006/07 period to 20 per cent for the 2007/08 period.
The variance under this heading is attributable mainly to the acquisition of 79 general purpose 4x4 vehicles, 1 medium bus and 2 armoured civilian vehicles together with the provision for petrol, oil and lubricant.
The variance under this heading is attributable primarily to lower actual requirements with respect to international staff salaries in the context of additional budgeted provision to accommodate the new human resources reform measures.
The variance under this heading is attributable mainly to higher requirements under fuel, oil and lubricants to support the upcoming elections, the disarmament, demobilization, repatriation, resettlement and reintegration and the identification process during the 2008/09 budget period.
The variance under this heading is attributable mainly to additional requirements for the reimbursement of troop-contributing countries for self-sustainment, resulting from a higher rate of deployment than in the 2006/07 budget, which was based on a phased deployment.
The variance under this heading is attributable mainly to the requirement for customs clearance, freight forwarding and inland transportation of United Nations-owned equipment within the mission area, which includes commercial shipments and inter-mission transfers.
The variance under this heading is attributable to the acquisition of 30 closed-circuit television cameras for surveillance of the buffer zone
The variance under this heading is attributable to higher requirements resulting from the application of the national salary scale in effect from 1 September 2006, reflecting an average increase of 14 per cent compared to the salary scale in the 2006/07 budget.