Examples of using To delayed deployment in English and their translations into Spanish
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local staff category owing to delayed deployment, which resulted in an average vacancy rate of 52 per cent.
The lower consumption was attributable to delayed deployment of the Operation personnel,
The reduced requirement in staff assessment is due to delayed deployment of international civilian staff as indicated in paragraphs 5
National staff incumbency rate of 59% reached only in June 2004 owing to delayed deployment to the sectors and lack of suitable office accommodation.
only 8 out of 15 counties owing to delayed deployment of troops to the sectors.
civilian personnel owing to delayed deployment, as well as reduced operational
owing to delayed deployment to Basra and Kirkuk.
combined with some savings under logistics and life support services due to delayed deployment of some police advisers to Baghdad.
civilian personnel owing to delayed deployment, as well as reduced operational
that in fact only 95 per cent of such personnel were in place as at 28 February 2002 owing to delayed deployment.
supplies owing to delayed deployment of the Operation's civilian staff to the sectors
A reduction of $516,000 under this heading for international staff is due to delayed deployment of staff and an increase of $312,000 for local staff is due to the application of the Zagreb salary scales effective 1 July 1996.
The variance was attributable mainly to delayed deployment of military personnel
The overall additional requirements were partly offset by(a) a lower requirement for mission subsistence allowance owing to delayed deployment of staff officers
The variance of $3,289,000 under this heading is attributable to delayed deployment of civilian police personnel
offset by savings owing mainly to delayed deployment of military and civilian personnel
first 30 days and $75 thereafter per person per day for the six-month period with the application of a 10 per cent vacancy factor due to delayed deployment.
the unencumbered balance is due mainly to delayed deployment of military and civilian personnel,
authorized strength of 428, owing to delayed deployment to Basra and Kirkuk, and actual average deployment for 2013 of 266 guards against the budgeted strength of 272, due to delayed deployment to Kirkuk, resulting in lower-than-budgeted expenditures for standard troop-cost reimbursement and travel on emplacement,
the Secretary-General announced, on 1 September 1996, the decision to delay deployment of United Nations personnel