The staff reduction exercise in 2004 was necessary to align its staff complement with its organizational structure.

Its complement of staff and its projected growth should be commensurate with its capacity.

As at 1 July, SIPA had 613 staff members (out of a projected complement of 1,000).

Without a full complement of staff, the Department's ability to ensure the safety and security of United Nations staff members would be severely compromised.

UNFPA expects to have a full complement of staff on board by end of the third quarter of 2005.

The service carries a staff complement of fourteen, which has remained relatively static for the last four years.

The Division for Oversight Services expects to have a full complement of staff by the first quarter of 2006.

The staff complement of the United Nations Forum on Forests secretariat will be strengthened through secondments from international and regional organizations, institutions and instruments as well as through voluntary contributions.

(4) In 2005, a concerted effort will be made to reach a full complement of staff maternity leave by several staff and a number of retirements, all in 2005, will dampen the effect, but in 2006 and 2007, the Fund is expected to be fully staffed, as reflected in the statistics above.

likely to complement home country production.

International efforts should only complement national programmes.

Innovative forms of financing are being developed to complement ODA increases.

The Airport Security Force also has a large complement of women.

I wish to support and complement the work of that procedure.

85. Notes the new approaches taken by the Dag Hammarskjöld Library, in particular the Personal Knowledge Management initiative, to assist representatives of Member States and Secretariat staff in the use of information products and tools as a complement to the traditional training programmes

84. Notes the new approaches taken by the Dag Hammarskjöld Library, in particular the Personal Knowledge Management initiative, to assist representatives of Member States and Secretariat staff in the use of information products and tools as a complement to the traditional training programmes

Innovative funding sources were a complement to ODA.

Regional peacebuilding is a vital complement to the work of the United Nations.

Such consideration could also complement the second element of the mandate of the Special Representative.

Such arrangements, however, should complement rather than substitute for the NPT.

In this regard, OFDI is likely to complement home country production.

A new set of diagnostic tables was introduced to complement the well known Quaranta tables.

However, revolving inventory management of SDS requires sophisticated automated material accounting systems to complement Galileo.

The comprehensive convention would complement the 12 existing sectoral anti terrorist conventions.

Central America has a regional strategy that can complement the Millennium Goals.

South South cooperation could complement North South cooperation but not replace it.

The provisions of resolution 1596 therefore do not duplicate those of resolution 1455 but, rather, complement them.

The goodwill of the international community to complement national efforts in this process is greatly appreciated.

Missions involving small satellites can, however, be a complement to large satellite missions.

These initiatives complement the efforts made routinely with small and medium sized telescopes.

Australians can choose to have private health insurance to complement their Medicare coverage.

Considering that the activities of the Community of Portuguese speaking Countries complement and support the work of the United Nations,

In addition, the management capacities of job sharing head teachers complement each other and the workload is shared.

Close cooperation within the context of those systems was a necessary complement to general disarmament and non proliferation.

However, we remain of the view that South South cooperation should complement and not replace North South cooperation.

Many of the professional codes contained reference to existing legislation, regulations and guidelines which complement their principles and objectives.

We complement each other well in our work, and there is scope for further cooperation.

Regional cooperation, when properly coordinated, can complement national and global efforts to achieve development goals.

These networks could also be used to complement and validate country information regarding insecticide efficacy.

Recognizing that the enhancement of international peace and security and the promotion of nuclear disarmament mutually complement and strengthen each other,

(b) Identifying which of the advantages associated with the utilization of space systems can best complement ground based observation and data

(b) To identify which of those advantages associated with the use of space systems could complement ground based observation and data.

Over the last year, UNIDIR had 29 staff members, 2 of which were directing staff, 3 support staff (administrative and technical), 5 core substantive programme staff, 12 project research staff and 7 visiting research fellows.

Pakistan, where distribution (both wholesale and retail) is the single largest complement of the services sector, is an interesting example.

In brief, the combination of biofuel and biomass technologies offers greater environmental benefits and the two technologies complement each other.