Examples of using Revised deployment in English and their translations into French
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Accordingly, the Committee recommends that a 35 per cent delayed deployment factor be applied to the revised deployment plan for military contingents and police personnel for the remainder of the 2008/09 period instead of the 20 per cent envisaged by the Secretary-General.
the Advisory Committee was provided, upon enquiry, with a revised deployment schedule(see annex I). On this basis, the civilian personnel costs would amount to $91,663,300 for the period 2005/06.
Based on the revised deployment schedule, resources amounting to $13,167,300 provide for the requirements of a national staff component totalling 2,690(264 national Professional
Based on the revised deployment and repatriation schedule(see table 1 below) provision is made
11 rotary-wing aircraft for the first period and, under the revised deployment schedule, of 18 fixed-wing and 37 rotary-wing aircraft for the second.
in his fourth progress report(A/67/360), the Secretary-General presented a revised deployment strategy and strengthened governance structure, in which, inter alia, responsibility and accountability for benefits realization was assigned to the process owners.
32 Field Service staff) and is based on the revised deployment schedule indicated in annex VI as well as the application of a 10 per cent vacancy factor.
million under military and police personnel are based on the revised deployment plan referred to in paragraph 16 above,
However, considering that the revised deployment schedule for military
including a revised deployment plan and projected expenditures for the period up to 30 June 2009.
The revised deployment schedule of military personnel is shown below.
The Advisory Committee notes the revised deployment plan set out in table 1 of the progress report.
The proposed changes to the current staffing and the revised deployment schedule of civilian personnel are provided below.
The revised deployment schedule would still allow for timely preparation for the implementation of the new system by November 2015.
Staff assessment costs are based on the revised deployment schedule shown in section VIII.
The Advisory Committee recalls that a revised deployment plan is in effect for the period up to 30 June 2009.
An overview of the revised deployment strategy and timetable is provided in paragraphs 18 to 24 of the fourth progress report.
The reduced requirement for helicopter operations is due to the revised deployment schedule for helicopters to the mission area as shown in table 2 below.
Upon request, the Advisory Committee was provided with a revised deployment schedule for military
A With the revised deployment schedule, a delayed deployment factor of 10 per cent has been applied to military observers,