Examples of using Permanent posts in English and their translations into Spanish
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Colloquial
In recognition of the increase of some 508 meetings per year, permanent posts for one full extra team of interpreters(20 posts)
at least the minimum number of permanent posts for ensuring the timely translation of documents,
all of which are permanent posts, a practice that is contrary to the UNFPA recruitment guidelines,
had recommended that eight permanent posts should be created in the regular budget to erase annual uncertainty about the Institute's budget
higher category(of which 33 hold permanent posts and 12 temporary posts), 53 staff members in the General Service category of which 51 hold permanent posts and 2 temporary posts. .
higher category(of which 28 hold permanent posts and 12 temporary posts), 51 staff members in the General Service category(of which 49 hold permanent posts and 2 temporary posts),
permanent and flexible posts seemed appropriate at first sight, it was not clear whether all or some of the permanent posts would be funded under the regular budget, even where the functions involved were such that it did not seem appropriate to do so, or">what threshold would be used to establish the"main nucleus" of permanent posts.
You need a permanent post.
never again having any permanent post.
Associate members: must have a permanent post or be retired.
If they thrive, he will be able to offer them a permanent post.
No, I cannot offer a permanent post yet.
I have offered Dan a permanent post.
He hopes to earn a permanent posting in Astrometrics one day.
I have offered Dan a permanent post.
has 47,000 permanent post offices.
the Office of Human Resources Management was charged with the responsibility of securing them permanent post assignments.
maintenance will be sustained by the proposed permanent post capacity.
The researchers found that basic infrastructure, such as the number of permanent post offices available to serve the population,
Bribery could secure a permanent posting and soldiers ordered to move sometimes refused.