Examples of using Delayed deployment factors in English and their translations into French
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The delayed recruitment factors for staff and delayed deployment factors for uniformed personnel have been adjusted based on analysis of recruitment trends, changes to staffing tables,
with the application of delayed deployment factors of 5 per cent
higher delayed deployment factors based on the latest deployment information;(ii) provision made for
the Secretary-General states that the delayed deployment factors and vacancy rates used in the development of cost estimates for military, police
police personnel owing to the application of delayed deployment factors and reduced requirements for civilian personnel owing to the proposed abolition of positions after completion of the electoral process
on the basis of the vacancy data reported as at 31 January 2009, delayed deployment factors of 17 per cent for international and 18 per cent
Centre in Entebbe and including vacancy rates and delayed deployment factors), of 4,261 civilian personnel(including 32 temporary positions), 1,450 United Nations police personnel,
reflecting delayed deployment factors of 38 per cent and 44 per cent respectively.
7 above), the Committee is of the opinion that the delayed deployment factors applied in the proposed budget for such personnel are optimistic.
Management: application of higher delayed deployment factor.
A 10 per cent delayed deployment factor has been applied for Volunteers.
Personnel budget-- inadequate consideration of historical delayed deployment factor and of historical trends in contingents' rotation frequency.
A delayed deployment factor of 4 per cent has been applied to the cost estimates for United Nations police personnel.
Decides to apply a delayed deployment factor of 20 per cent for military contingents;
A delayed deployment factor of 10 per cent has been applied to cost estimates for 2007.
The resource requirements take into account a delayed deployment factor of 5 per cent.
No delayed deployment factor has been applied,
A 5 per cent delayed deployment factor has been applied for United Nations police.
A delayed deployment factor of 16 per cent has been applied to the cost estimates.
A delayed deployment factor of 10 per cent has been applied to additional requirements for the 1999/00 financial period