Examples of using To military observers in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mission subsistence allowance. Provision is made for payment of the mission subsistence allowance to military observers and to civilian police at the rates specified in the cost parameters.
VHF equipment is required to provide static, mobile and portable communications to military observers, civilian police monitors, civilian engineering services, civil affairs and administrative support units in the area of operation.
With regard to military observers, the Committee notes that it is expected that their number will gradually be reduced to 150 by the end of June, constituting a 25 per cent reduction(A/54/769, annex I. C, para. 3).
Kilograms of food rations supplied to military observers and civilian staff from headquarters travelling to technically support team sites(i.e., mechanics, engineering staff, local workers residing in team sites, transport staff, aircrew and fuel staff).
With regard to military observers, the Committee was informed that savings which could have been anticipated as a result of delays in their deployment would most probably be offset by additional expenditures resulting from earlier arrival in the Mission area of the remaining military observers. .
Based on the criteria applied to civilian staff, mission subsistence allowance should not have been paid to military observers in respect of leave taken in advance and could only be
The variance is mainly attributable to assumption of full deployment, with a 3 per cent turnover factor applied to military observers and military contingent personnel and a 10 per cent delayed deployment factor applied for mission subsistence costs of civilian police.
The actual vacancy rates increased significantly with respect to military observers(from 0.8 per cent in 2010/11 to 3 per cent in 2011/12), and United Nations police(from 6.2 per cent in 2010/11 to 9 per cent in 2011/12).
the conclusion drawn by OLA with respect to overpayments to military observers should also hold true in the case of civilian staff.
The decrease of $153,400 under this heading relates to military observers($19,500) and contingent-owned equipment($144,100), offset partially by an increase under military contingents($10,200). Contingent-owned equipment.
460,458 litres of bottled water were supplied to military observers, military contingent members, United Nations police personnel, international staff and United Nations Volunteers in 11 locations.
police unit members and cases related to military observers and civilian police officers, a board of inquiry report is mandatory.
which arrived at the following conclusions, with regard to all three components of the reported mission subsistence allowance overpayment to military observers.
Provision is made for payment of mission subsistence allowance to military observers for 121,274 person/days($14,278,600) at the rates specified in paragraph 2 above plus an overlap factor of four days for 288 military observers during rotation($131,300).
In cooperation with other actors, the component will provide capacity-building to military observers and national monitors to carry out investigations of ceasefire violations related to children in armed conflict and ensure that ceasefire institutions can effectively address such violations.
All equipment provided to military observers must withstand rigorous conditions and be reliable and resilient enough to be used by personnel with minimal training and support.
It also provides vehicles and maintenance services to military observers, civilian police and United Nations international staff employed in the various support tasks that are the responsibility of the Division of Management and Administration throughout the mission area.
The revised overpayment to military observers totalling $5,461,108.03 included an amount of $118,137.50 related to those observers who were still in the mission area when the overpayment was detected.
In his overview report, the Secretary-General indicates that the conditions of service applicable to military observers, advisers and police officers continue to apply to other government-provided personnel(A/68/731, para. 169).
Furthermore, a very strict application of mission subsistence allowance procedures to military observers resulted in a considerable overestimation of the overpayment, requiring a re-evaluation of the decision on recovery taken by the General Assembly in its resolution 51/234 of 13 June 1997.