Examples of using Variance is offset in part in English and their translations into Arabic
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The variance is offset in part by additional requirements for common staff costs estimated at 94.0 per cent of total net salaries, compared with 90.4 per cent in the 2011/12 period, based on recent expenditure patterns.
The variance is offset in part by additional requirements for the replacement of the Force ' s radio production and broadcast studio system and contractual public information services for the conduct of quarterly public information opinion polls.
The variance is offset in part by additional requirements for danger pay as a result of the increase in danger pay from $1,365 per person-month in 2012/13 to $1,600 per person-month in 2013/14(A/67/797, para. 81).
The variance is offset in part by additional requirements for estimates for standard reimbursement to troop- and formed police-contributing Governments for self-sustainment and take into account the deployment of 2,204 additional troops for the intervention brigade.
The variance is offset in part by additional requirements for danger pay as a result of the increase in such pay from $1,365 per person-month in 2012/13 to $1,600 per person-month in 2013/14.
The variance is offset in part by the application of vacancy factors of 10 per cent and 8 per cent on the estimates for National Professional Officers and national General Service posts, respectively, compared with the vacancy factors of 20 per cent and 9 per cent, respectively, applied in the 2012/13 budget.
The variance is offset in part by reduced requirements for centrally managed enterprise licenses for 2,020 desktop and laptop computers and the application of 2.5 per cent of the total inventory value for information technology spare parts in 2013/14 as compared to 3 per cent in the 2012/13 budget.
The variance is offset in part by:(a) reduced requirements for aviation fuel owing to the decrease in the number of flight hours by 125,
The variance is offset in part by:(a) the replacement of obsolete accommodation equipment that is no longer compliant with health
The variance is offset in part by:(a) reduced requirements for construction services,
The variance is offset in part by:(a) exclusion of the provision for the acquisition of vehicles in the 2012/13 period; and(b) reduced requirements for repairs
The variance is offset in part by the increase in the unit cost of aviation fuel from $0.65 per litre in 2011/12 to $0.93 per litre in 2012/13, based on the average fuel cost for the six-month period from July to December 2011.
The variance is offset in part by additional requirements for salaries, including post adjustment, and common staff costs for international staff, pursuant to the approval by the General Assembly, in its resolution 63/250, of new contractual arrangements under one set of Staff Rules effective 1 July 2009.
The variance is offset in part by additional requirements for communications support services owing to the higher cost structure of the proposed agreement with the World Food Programme(WFP) for the outsourcing of the Mission ' s radio room operations in order to meet mandatory minimum operating security standards requirements.
The variance is offset in part by additional requirements for reimbursement to contributing Governments for self-sustainment owing to the full deployment of 3,085 additional troops and formed police personnel authorized under Security Council resolution 1843(2008) and the recent amendment to memorandums of understanding to reflect self-sustainment levels of previously authorized troops and formed police personnel based on recent Mission experience.
The variance is offset in part by:(a) the application of a vacancy factor of 3 per cent to the estimates,
The variance is offset in part by increased requirements for standard troop cost reimbursement, and travel on emplacement, rotation and repatriation costs, owing to the application of a lower delayed deployment factor of 8 per cent, based on current deployment patterns, compared with a 12 per cent delayed deployment factor for the 2010/11 period, and higher travel costs with respect to a number of contingents owing to the lack of a dedicated aircraft to be used for the rotation of troops within East Africa.
The variance is offset in part by:(a) the application of a vacancy factor of 5 per cent,
The variance was offset in part by lower actual requirements for the acquisition of software packages.
The variance was offset in part by reduced requirements for the acquisition of generators and for generator fuel.