Examples of using Total strength in English and their translations into Arabic
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The total strength of an expanded UNAMSIL would thus be close to 10,000 military personnel.
On 31 January, the total strength of UNAMID was 9,126 uniformed personnel, including 7,476 military personnel, 1,510 police officers, and one formed police unit.
As at 29 August, the total strength of the UNMEE military component stood at 4,088 of the authorized strength of 4,200.
As at 30 July 2004, the total strength of the Stabilization Force(SFOR) was 8,587, including 409 troops from non-NATO countries.
The total strength of KPC, as at 29 May, was 4,542 persons, including 53 from minority communities.
As at 7 June 2005, ISAF total strength was 8,404 personnel from 26 NATO nations plus 278 from 10 non-NATO nations.
This redeployment brought the total strength of the Lebanese Armed Forces in the UNIFIL area of operations(South Litani Sector) to approximately two brigades.
As at 3 August, the total strength of the component was 56 observers from nine countries; 21 additional observers
To fulfil these tasks, ECOMOG has estimated that it will require a total strength of about 12,000 all ranks, as well as substantial logistic support.
In addition, 59 gratis military officers are assigned to this Division, bringing its total strength to 233.
Following the withdrawal of a German supply ship in July, the total strength of the Maritime Task Force, currently operating with a Brazilian flagship, is eight vessels and two helicopters.
As at 17 April, the total strength of UNAMID uniformed personnel was 7,019 troops, 274 military staff officers, 146 military observers, 1,551 individual police officers, and one formed police unit of 140 personnel.
Five additional members of the United Nations police deployed after they were issued visas by the Government of the Sudan, bringing the total strength of the United Nations police in UNISFA to 11.
A March 2004 security sector workshop assessed total strength of the army at 11,000 members, of which 6,000 were war widows, invalids and elderly who were nevertheless still on the payroll.
In order to allay those concerns, the Joint Commission requested the Civilian Police Component of MONUA to report on the total strength of the government police elements deployed to the areas formally under UNITA control, as well as on their armaments.
It is in this context that I recommend that the Security Council consider increasing the military strength of MONUC by some 2,590 all ranks to a total strength of 19,290.
A Brazilian flagship was deployed in mid-November 2011, bringing the total strength of the Maritime Task Force to nine vessels, including one frigate, four corvettes, three patrol boats, one supply vessel, in addition to two helicopters.
Indonesia deployed a new corvette to the Maritime Task Force on 10 June, bringing the total strength of the Maritime Task Force, currently operating with a Brazilian flagship, to nine vessels.
In section VI of that report, the Secretary-General proposed that since the total strength of the combined forces, including the rapid reaction capacity, was within the total strength( 44,870) authorized by the Security Council prior to authorizing the rapid reaction capacity, and since the revised cost estimates, after deducting voluntary contributions in-kind, for the rapid reaction capacity
Since the total strength of the combined forces, including the rapid reaction capacity, is within the total strength authorized by the Security Council prior to authorizing the rapid reaction capacity( 44,870), and since the revised cost estimates, after deducting voluntary contributions, for the rapid reaction capacity for the period from 1 July to 30 November 1995 are within the funding already approved by the General Assembly, it is proposed that all expenses for the rapid reaction capacity should be assessed, after deducting voluntary contributions.