Examples of using Would be deployed in English and their translations into Arabic
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A group of 20 United Nations police officers would be deployed to Birao for this purpose,
The post in ESCAP would be deployed in the Pacific Operational Centre of the Commission in Vanuatu.
The mission also noted that the Government was  establishing a number of mixed gendarmerie brigades, which would be deployed to patrol the Green Line.
The post in ECLAC would be deployed at the ECLAC subregional headquarters for the Caribbean in Trinidad and Tobago.
The troops would  include three infantry companies of 100 all ranks each, which would be deployed at three assembly sites(300 all ranks).
Some of the officers would be deployed to regional offices in Yamoussoukro, Bouaké, Man, Korhogo and San-Pédro.
The proposed 7 Movement Control Clerk(national General Service) would be deployed in the following locations:
The incumbents would be deployed in Goma and Bunia and be  responsible for the verification of aircraft use reports completed by military pilots in command.
The additional battalion would be deployed to enhance the capacity of MINUSTAH to address gang violence in the critical shantytown of Port-au-Prince, Cité Soleil.
UNISFA Mechanism force protection troops would be deployed to the headquarters of the Mechanism in Kadugli, Sudan, and the four sector headquarters.
The United Nations personnel and troops would be deployed at common locations,
The advisers/monitors would be deployed in the 16 provinces(approximately 5 per province), as well as in Bujumbura.
At the time of independence, a total of 1,800 East Timorese police officers would  have received basic training and would be deployed throughout the country.
On November 28, 2002, the Minister of National Defence John McCallum announced that a senior Canadian Forces officer by the name of Lieutenant Colonel David Ross would be deployed to Afghanistan(until June 2004) to serve as the military advisor to UNAMA.
As envisaged at present, a 294-strong unit would be deployed around the clock in three shifts of 11 officers to protect the four team bases in the Gali and Zugdidi sectors, the two sector headquarters and the main headquarters in Sukhumi.
The reassigned Programme Officer(P-4) would be deployed in Jonglei and be  tasked with the implementation of the peacebuilding plan
The counsellor/trainer, who would be deployed in Sector East(Bouaké), would be  responsible for voluntary confidential counselling/testing programme activities and technical support for HIV/AIDS-related activities for the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme;
To the extent possible, United Nations police monitors would be deployed at the same locations as the United Nations/OAS Civilian Monitors of the Civilian Mission in Haiti(MICIVIH).
United Nations military liaison officers would be deployed to" Somaliland" and" Puntland" to maintain close liaison with the United Nations police that would  also form part of the mission and other United Nations offices; to the African Union to facilitate a transition from AMISOM; and to Kenya and Ethiopia to maintain liaison with the military authorities in those countries.
To support the additional troops deployed  to the east of the country, it is  also proposed to establish 1 Medical Officer(P-3) and 1 Head Nurse(Field Service) post, the incumbents of which would be deployed in Entebbe, Uganda, and would be  responsible for the provision of emergency health care to MONUC personnel, inclusive of the resuscitation, stabilization and evacuation of patients, as well as triage and emergency care, and the day-to-day operation of the medical clinic at the logistics base.