Examples of using Level-ii in English and their translations into Russian
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1 United Nations level-II/I+ hospitals in Mogadishu.
Level-I+ medical facility at UNIFIL headquarters pending upgrade to level-II upon arrival of additional medical personnel.
Upgrading of the level-I+ facility at the Force headquarters in Naquora to a level-II facility by June 2010.
Member States at the current Contingent-Owned Equipment Working Group would be requested to provide cost data relating to the current cost of building rigid structured level-II and III hospitals;
including level-II and III hospitals in 2 locations.
maintained six United Nations-owned level-I clinics and one United Nations-owned level-II hospital in El Fasher, two military level-II hospitals in Kabkabya and El Geneina,
3 level-II clinics, 1 level-III medical facility
During the year, a preliminary attempt was made to use these so-called level-II critical levels by taking into account the influence of the growing season as well as soil moisture deficit(SMD),
4 level-II medical facilities, 1 level-III hospital
Support provided to AMISOM to five level-I and one level-II medical facilities in Mogadishu through the provision of United Nations standard level-I and level-II equipment as well as drugs
To comply with medical and hygiene requirements, level-II and III medical structures require a more permanent structure to operate in as soon as possible recommended no later than six months.
2 level-II clinics, 1 level-I+ medical facility for all UNIFIL personnel,
14 in the budget) that required referral to level-II and level-III medical facilities outside the duty station.
The physical infrastructure of 3 out of the 5 AMISOM level-II clinics(in Kismaayo, Baidoa
The self-sustainment sub-working group only addressed the provision of office/workspace under accommodation, not the provision of office/workspace for level-II and III medical facilities,
1 United Nations level-II clinics, 1 level-I+ medical facility
medical laboratory services and memorandums of understanding signed with hospitals in the Mission area to render level-II and III medical services, which are not covered by the level-I clinic of the military Medical Unit.
23 level-I contingent-owned clinics and three level-II contingent-owned medical facilities at UNOCI.
as well as 22 level-I clinics and 2 level-II medical facilities of troop-contributing countries.
regional locations and 1 level-II hospital in Port-au-Prince for the provision of medical services to all Mission personnel