Examples of using Delayed impact in English and their translations into Spanish
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The delayed impact of two new posts(1 P-4
The balance of the provision for delayed impact is distributed among the various other parts of the budget.
The delayed impact($228,500) of three newly approved posts for the biennium 2000-2001(2 P-4
The growth relates to the delayed impact of the new post(D-1)
A a Delayed impact of posts in 2008- 2009(at 2006- 2007 rates) is estimated at $506,400.
Information on delayed impact arising from new posts established during the biennium 2008-2009 at the section level has been included in table 9 of the present report.
The table below reflects the distribution of delayed impact for the biennium 2012-2013, by budget part.
The reduction is offset in part by an amount of $199,300 related to the delayed impact of one post at the D-1 level that was established in the biennium 2012-2013 pursuant to General Assembly resolution 66/246.
The 17 per cent increase in resources was owing mainly to the delayed impact of the post at the level of Assistant Secretary-General
not including any delayed impact for 2006-2007.
Requirements for five special meetings and conferences scheduled to be held in 2004-2005($1,339,500) and the delayed impact of the 19 new posts(in connection with the radio pilot project, etc.) approved in 2002-2003($1,669,000);
In spite of a proposed reduction of one post at the D-1 level, the delayed impact of the six posts created in the previous biennium has led to a 4.1 per cent increase in staff costs.
the increase reflects the delayed impact of new posts approved in the biennium 2006-2007
The increase of $582,700 relates to the delayed impact in respect of five posts(2 P-4,
The delayed impact of $15.6 million(see para. 22 above) pertains to the
The delayed impact of $1,003,300 relating to 10 posts approved for the biennium 2002-2003(6 Professional(1 D-1, 1 P-5, 2 P-4,
With respect to subprogramme 5, the net increase of $362,200 reflects the delayed impact of three posts approved for the biennium 2004-2005
The proposed decrease is the net result of the delayed impact of new posts approved in 2012-2013,
Most of the increase relates to the resources proposed for posts in view of the delayed impact of posts approved in 2007/08 and the costs associated
The increase reflects the delayed impact of the addition of four new ad litem judges approved in 2003,