Examples of using Projected workload in English and their translations into Russian
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which"traditionally has been deliberately set below the projected workload.
The Advisory Committee notes from paragraphs 16 to 29 of the report that the proposed staffing requirements of the Investigations Division of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda takes into account projected workload for 2005.
The Advisory Committee recommends that the General Assembly request the Secretary-General to provide a detailed description of the team's related functions and projected workload at the time of its consideration of the 2014-2015 budget proposal.
information-sharing with other conference centres regarding projected workload and available capacities;
scientific advances considered in conjunction with the projected workload of the Commission in the years to come, resulting from the number of
He also made a presentation on the projected workload of the Commission during the period 20072012,
The Committee is not convinced that the projected workload for the period from 1 July 1998 to 30 June 1999 justifies the establishment of an additional P-4 post for the Division.
the first nine months of 2003, and the projected workload for the last three months of 2003, are detailed below: Number of.
In particular, it discussed the projected workload associated with the examination of the submissions expected in the coming years
information-sharing with other conference centres regarding projected workload and available capacities;
workload-sharing with other duty stations and information-sharing with other conference centres regarding projected workload and available capacities;
information-sharing with other conference centres regarding projected workload and available capacities;
Based on the Committee's actual workload for the first nine months of 2002 and the projected workload for the remaining three months of 2002, and also taking into
Based on the actual conference-servicing workload for the first 21 months of the biennium 2002-2003 and the projected workload for the remaining three months using the average monthly workload for the first nine months of 2003,
traditionally has been set below the projected workload; rather, it would reduce requirements for temporary assistance for meetings
The statement of the Legal Counsel also focused on the projected workload of the Commission, underlining that the Commission alone could develop practical solutions
These delegations argued that as the projected workload of the Commission would require its members to spend longer periods of time in session,
information to that effect, allowing a better overview of the projected workload and of the possible options for its more even distribution throughout the year.
pending motions for admission of additional evidence prior to the appeal hearing, and the judges' projected workload, the hearing of the appeals in this case is now foreseen to be held in March 2015.
had been based on the Committee's actual workload for the first nine months of 2002, its projected workload for the remaining three months of 2002,