Examples of using Would be redeployed in English and their translations into Arabic
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2 P-3) would be redeployed from the Investigations Division and three posts(2 P-3 and 1 P-2)
In addition, 20 posts, 18 from the Investigations Division, along with two from the immediate Office of the Prosecutor, would be redeployed to strengthen capacity in the priority areas within the Tribunal.
In addition, 1 P-2 and 1 P-3 post would be redeployed between subprogrammes 2 and 4, to correct an earlier oversight whereby two posts authorized for redeployment during the biennium 2010-2011 were inadvertently inverted.
The Advisory Committee notes, in this regard, that the report of the Secretary-General does not contain information on the implications of the proposed redeployments on the activities from which the posts would be redeployed.
while it was envisaged that the remaining five Professional posts would become vacant in due course and that the incumbents of the three posts in the General Service category would be redeployed.
Electronic Documentation Project. With the transfer of the Technological Innovations Programme, one P-5 and one P-4 post would be redeployed from section 27E to section 27D, Support services.
In addition, the provision in the appropriations under section 25 E for reimbursement to UNIDO for services provided by UNIDO ' s administration($146,400) would be redeployed, thus helping to offset the increases now proposed under section 25 I.
A Best Practices and Training Team is also proposed to be established, comprising one existing Political Affairs Officer(P-4) who would be redeployed from the Policy and Partnerships Unit and two new Best Practices Officers for which two additional posts(P-3) are requested.
Since this Convention is not likely to enter into force during the biennium 1994-1995, these resources would be redeployed to the additional work envisaged in respect of the rights of the child.
Upon enquiry as to the staffing changes resulting from the downsizing of the Mombasa Support Base, the Advisory Committee was informed that 29 posts would be redeployed to Nairobi and 4 posts would be redeployed to Mogadishu, leaving 85 posts in Mombasa.
ten General Service posts, showing a decrease of one General Service post, which would be redeployed to the Office of the Under-Secretary-General.
While there would be a decrease in the number of military contingent personnel, there would be no significant change in the Mission ' s deployment locations, as smaller units would be redeployed to locations left by the repatriated troops.
Furthermore, in order to provide the personnel required to adequately fill the support functions at two locations, the Unit requires an additional 12 Local level posts, four of which would be redeployed from the Language and Conference Services Section.
Accordingly, 2 P-4 posts would be redeployed to accommodate requirements for the transitional justice specialists(see below), with 3 P-2 posts and 4 United Nations Volunteers positions to be abolished.
At the same time, in line with the proposals relating to the strengthening of the Police Division(A/61/858, paras. 63 to 66), the post of Military Adviser at the D-2 level would be redeployed to subprogramme 3 to perform the functions of Police Adviser.
Of those, 13 regular budget posts would be redeployed from within the Department of Economic and Social Affairs, in addition to which six new posts, to be proposed for additional funding from the regular budget would be required.
VIII.6 The Advisory Committee notes that in line with the reorganization of the Office of the Under-Secretary-General, a D-2 post would be redeployed from subprogramme 1, Management services and administration of justice, to the immediate office of the Under-Secretary-General.
The Committee was also informed that, if the acquisition of those vehicles were approved, the estimated unencumbered balance for the 2006/07 period in the amount of $391,900 would be redeployed for that purpose and that the appropriation for that period would then be utilized in full.
A P-5 position for a Senior Information Analyst, who would head the Centre, would be redeployed from the Office of the Chief of Staff and a P-4 position for a Research and Policy Officer would be redeployed from the Research and Policy Unit(see para. 23 above).
As envisaged in the Plan of Action, the military would be redeployed to administrative headquarters and already existing military garrisons in order to avoid direct contact with civilians and internally displaced persons.