Examples of using A delayed deployment in English and their translations into Chinese
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The cost estimates reflect the application of a delayed deployment factor of 2 per cent.
A delayed deployment factor of 10 per cent has been applied to cost estimates for 2007.
A delayed deployment factor of 5 per cent has been applied to the computation of requirements.
A delayed deployment factor of 4 per cent has been applied to the cost estimates for United Nations police personnel.
A delayed deployment factor of 26 per cent was applied in 2013/14, whereas 30 per cent is applied in 2014/15.
In the view of the Committee, the application of a delayed deployment factor is not appropriate for this type of requirement.
A delayed deployment factor of 56 per cent is applied, giving an estimated monthly deployment of 162, 331 and 471 respectively.
The proposed requirements reflect resources for the phased deployment of 135 military observers, with a delayed deployment rate of 15 per cent.
A delayed deployment factor of 10 per cent has been applied against the full authorized strength for possible gaps and delays in deployment; .
The cost estimates reflect the application of a delayed deployment factor of 3 per cent, as compared to 15 per cent in 2007/08.
However, given the possibility of slippage to this plan, a delayed deployment factor was then also applied in the determination of overall resource levels.
For the 2010/11 period, a delayed deployment factor of 10 per cent is applied for AMISOM military contingents and 30 per cent for AMISOM police.
A delayed deployment factor of 30 per cent has also been applied in relation to costs directly related to the police officers to allow for any delays. .
The projected average monthly deployment of 6,329 uniformed personnel reflects a delayed deployment factor of 46 per cent for the period from 1 September to 31 December 2014.
In 2011/12 the standardized funding model was used and funding was based on the deployment of 1,734 staff with a delayed deployment factor of 63 per cent applied.
A delayed deployment factor of 2 per cent is applied to military observers and no delayed deployment factors are applied to military contingents or the United Nations police.
With the projected increase in the deployment of United Nations police personnel anticipated during 2007/08, a delayed deployment factor of only 3 per cent is applied in 2008/09.
The Advisory Committee notes that a delayed deployment factor of 1 per cent would be applied for military contingents in 2007/08 instead of 3 per cent as in 2006/07.