Examples of using Variance is attributable to increased in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs, with the application of the budgeted vacancy rates of 12 per cent
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs and the proposed establishment of five new posts, with the application of the budgeted vacancy rates of 12 per cent
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs and the proposed establishment of 10 new posts, with the application of the budgeted vacancy rates of 12 per cent and 7 per cent to the computation of requirements for the continuing Professional
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs and the proposed establishment of six new posts, with the application of the budgeted vacancy rates of 12 per cent
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs and the proposed establishment of new posts, with the application of delayed recruitment factors
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs and the proposed establishment of new general temporary assistance positions, with the application of projected vacancy rates of 7 per cent(Professional category) and 5.2 per cent(General Service category),
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs and the proposed establishment of new general temporary assistance positions, with the application of a projected vacancy rate of 7 per cent(Professional category) compared to 8 per cent(Professional category)
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs and the proposed establishment of new posts, with the application of projected vacancy rates of 7 per cent
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs and the proposed establishment of new posts, with the application of the projected vacancy rates of 7 per cent
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs and the proposed establishment of new posts, with the application of projected vacancy rates of 7 per cent
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs and the proposed establishment of new posts, with the application of delayed recruitment factors of 7 per cent and 5.2 per cent
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs and the proposed establishment of new posts, with the application of projected vacancy rates of 7 per cent
The variance was attributable to increased requirements for mine action services and the purchase of anti-mine vehicles and mine rollers, due to the worse than anticipated situation on the ground regarding the presence of landmines.
The variance is attributable primarily to increased travel requirements for both non-training and training-related travel.
The variance is primarily attributable to increased travel requirements for both non-training and training-related travel, compared to the 2011/12 period when the mission was in its initial stage.
The variance is primarily attributable to increased unit costs of fuel from $0.50 per litre in 2010/11 to $0.63 per litre in 2011/12.
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs.
The variance is attributable to increased transportation costs.
The variance is attributable to increased consultancy fees.
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs, with the application of the projected vacancy rates of 5.2 per cent to the computation of requirements for the continuing General Service position.