Examples of using Are attributable primarily in English and their translations into Chinese
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The additional requirements are attributable primarily to:(a) the allocation of indirect costs for information technology services to support Umoja and other information technology systems in the field.
The reduced requirements are attributable primarily to the application of a delayed deployment factor of 7 per cent, based on current deployment patterns, compared with a 6 per cent delayed deployment factor for the 2009/10 period.
The reduced requirements are attributable primarily to the application of a 25 per cent vacancy factor to the cost estimates, based on the latest deployment information, as compared with a 10 per cent vacancy factor for the 2011/12 period.
The additional requirements for resources are attributable primarily to the acquisition of 1 minibus to support the activities of the Standing Police Capacity and the acquisition of 12 light sedans.
The additional requirements are attributable primarily to the planned acquisition of equipment and software for the implementation of the virtualization project to enhance the reliability, storage capacity and accessibility of data.
The higher requirements are attributable primarily to the need to retain services of external technical experts mainly in Mogadishu to support AMISOM in planning and executing the change in mandate.
The reduced requirements are attributable primarily to the proposed abolishment of a total of 80 national posts, comprising 73 national General Service posts and 7 National Professional Officer posts.
The reduced requirements are attributable primarily to the exclusion of a provision for a supplemental payment to troop-contributing countries that was approved for the 2013/14 period under the terms of General Assembly resolution 67/261.
The additional requirements are attributable primarily to the application of a 6 per cent delayed deployment factor in 2014/15 compared to 13 per cent applied in 2013/14, based on recent deployment patterns.
The reduced requirements are attributable primarily to the proposed net reduction of 112 United Nations Volunteer positions in connection with the movement of the Mission' s activities to the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The reduced requirements are attributable primarily to the proposed net reduction of 31 international temporary positions, resulting mainly from the transfer of electoral assistance functions to the United Nations country team.
The increased requirements of $486,500 for military observers are attributable primarily to the application of the mission subsistence allowance rate of $54 per person per day in effect since 1 October 2008 in respect of 203 military observers.
Increased requirements under the facilities and infrastructure class of expenditure($2,350,400, 10.9 per cent) are attributable primarily to the proposed establishment of additional posts, which will necessitate additional provisions for office space.
The Secretary-General indicates that the lower requirements for 2013/14 are attributable primarily to the reduction in strength of military contingent personnel from a total strength of 7,807 in the 2012/13 period to 5,783 by 1 July 2013 and then 4,765 by 1 April 2014.
The decreased requirements are attributable primarily to the non-deployment of contingent-owned equipment during the 2013/14 period as all AMISOM military personnel and associated contingent-owned equipment are expected to be deployed by 30 June 2013($6,145,600).
The lower output was attributable primarily to the start-up phase of MINUSMA.
The unspent balance in respect of official travel was attributable primarily to the following factors.
The increase in revenue was attributable primarily to our offshore wind activities.
The unencumbered balance was attributable primarily to delays in the deployment of military contingents, civilian police, and international civilian vacancies.
The unencumbered balance was attributable primarily to underexpenditure in respect of consultants, official travel, facilities and infrastructure and other supplies, services and equipment.