Examples of using Delayed deployment factors in English and their translations into Spanish
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additional information regarding the delayed deployment factors, the elimination of duplicate information pertaining to the Regional Service Centre
which takes into account delayed deployment factors of 5 per cent for military observers
as well as delayed deployment factors of 15 per cent for military observers,
which shows the average deployment strength and estimated delayed deployment rates that are below the budgeted delayed deployment factors(see annex II). Possible constraints to the planned deployment schedule are discussed in paragraph 12 above.
of formed police units, compared to 15 per cent in 2011/12, while the delayed deployment factors of 5 per cent for military observers
as well as miscalculations arising out of applying incorrect delayed deployment factors.
The delayed deployment factors applied in the personnel cost of military contingent and formed police unit costs was 10 per cent and 12.5 per cent, respectively, while in various contingent-owned equipment self-sustainment categories(facilities and infrastructure, communications, medical, and special equipment), the delayed deployment factors applied were 10 per cent
reality on the ground; and(c) use delayed deployment factors consistently and accurately in various categories of the contingent-owned equipment self-sustainment budget para. 41.
reality on the ground; and(c) use delayed deployment factors consistently and accurately in various categories of the contingent-owned equipment self-sustainment budget.
Delayed deployment factor adjusted to reflect the Operation's experience.
Delayed deployment factor applied to cost estimates for budgetary purposes.
There were always specific reasons for the variations between the budgeted and actual delayed deployment factor.
The application of a higher delayed deployment factor would also result in a related reduction of $8,598,900 for contingent-owned equipment.
The delayed deployment factor for national staff is 63 per cent, which discounts these totals to 166,
Lower requirements owing to higher-than-budgeted delayed deployment factor 11 per cent compared with the budgeted assumption of full deployment. .
based on actual deployment, the estimates for 2005/06 include a 20 per cent delayed deployment factor.
The Committee is not convinced that the budgeted delayed deployment factor can be achieved.
report of the Secretary-General(A/62/751), a 1 per cent delayed deployment factor has been applied to the cost estimates.
Cost parameters: increased mission subsistence allowance rates and decreased delayed deployment factor.
The variance is mainly attributable to the application of a delayed deployment factor of 8 per cent compared with the factor of 5 per cent applied in 2013/14,