Resource requirements (before recosting) 182,200, at maintenance level

Resource requirements (before recosting) 95,100, at the maintenance level

Resource requirements (before recosting) 109,200, at the maintenance level

Resource requirements (before recosting) 212,600, at the maintenance level

Resource requirements (before recosting) 474,500, at the maintenance level

Resource requirements (before recosting) 318,600, at the maintenance level

Resource requirements (before recosting) 1,142,200, at the maintenance level

Resource requirements (before recosting) 131,600, at the maintenance level

Resource requirements (before recosting) 315,500, at the maintenance level

9.105 Post requirements are proposed at the maintenance level.

14.62 The amount of 696,400, at the maintenance level, provides for the continuation of three posts. Non post requirements, at the maintenance level of 33,800 would cover travel of staff ( 21,100) maintenance of office automation equipment ( 9,200) and replacement of data processing equipment ( 3,500).

9.57 The amount of 10,133,100 provides for posts, at the maintenance level.

9.72 The amount of 26,662,400, at the maintenance level provides for posts.

9.92 The amount of 1,591,700, at the maintenance level, provides for six posts.

A major part of the budgetary requirements at headquarters is kept at the maintenance level.

14.37 The amount of 1,031,400, at the maintenance level, provides for the continuation of three posts.

14.47 The amount of 317,000, at the maintenance level, provides for the continuation of two posts.

14.57 The amount of 1,627,900, at the maintenance level, provides for the continuation of seven posts.

14.67 The amount of 921,000, at the maintenance level, provides for the continuation of seven posts.

Non post requirements of 26,300, at the maintenance level, would cover communications ( 9,200) maintenance of office automation equipment ( 10,100) office supplies ( 3,400) and replacement of office automation equipment ( 3,600).

Non post requirements, at the maintenance level of 43,200, would cover communications ( 11,200) maintenance of office automation equipment ( 20,200) office supplies ( 3,300) and replacement of office automation equipment ( 8,500).

14.42 The requirements, at the maintenance level of 1,515,500, would provide for the continuation of five posts.

A major part of the budgetary requirements in the field offices is kept at the maintenance level.

14.25 Non post requirements for travel of staff ( 28,600), rental and maintenance of office and data processing equipment ( 60,300), communications ( 6,200), supplies and materials ( 6,400) and office automation equipment ( 15,100) are proposed at the maintenance level.

1.9 The provision of 1,998,000, at the maintenance level, relates to travel to the sixty first and sixty second sessions of the Assembly.

Non post requirements of 59,200, at the maintenance level, would cover consultant services to undertake evaluations focusing on programme implementation ( 19,900) travel of staff ( 21,200) communications ( 5,500) maintenance of office automation equipment ( 6,500) office supplies ( 3,400) and replacement of office automation equipment ( 2,700).

As we have repeatedly pointed out, progress towards a mine free world should be realistic, phased and based on maintenance of the required level of stability.

Non post resources of 165,800, at the maintenance level, would cover other staff costs ( 71,800) consultants' services to undertake evaluations of regional delivery arrangements ( 15,000) travel of staff ( 26,400) communications ( 19,400) maintenance of office automation equipment ( 25,500) office supplies ( 3,600) and replacement of office automation equipment ( 4,100).

27.31 The amount of 2,617,900, at the maintenance level, provides for (a) the continuation of 12 posts in 8 field offices ( 1,844,300) and (b) non post costs ( 773,600).

Recovery of maintenance

27.30 The amount of 2,307,500, at the maintenance level, provides for (a) the continuation of 10 posts ( 1,998,300) and (b) non post resources ( 309,200) to cover other operational requirements.

1.36 The amount of 2,111,300 provides, at the maintenance level, for the salary and allowances of the Secretary General, travel requirements, general operating expenses, hospitality and furniture and equipment.

The non post requirements of 252,000, at maintenance level, would cover (a) general temporary assistance and overtime ( 185,800) to mitigate peak periods of work and (b) banking transaction costs ( 66,200).

The provision of 116,900, at a maintenance level, would cover the cost of language training as well as administrative and financial training for the staff of the Secretariat units at Gigiri.

1.76 Under non post objects of expenditure, the provisions, at the maintenance level, relate to the travel of the Ombudsman and his her staff general operating expenses for communications, maintenance of office automation and other equipment for the staff of the Office supplies and materials and the acquisition of office automation equipment.

We are committed to the development and maintenance of fair and efficient criminal justice institutions and to the consideration of effective measures to prevent crime, in particular at the local level.

11.23 The resources of 1,330,400, at the maintenance level, provide for the continuation of four existing posts and related non post resources (other staff costs, consultants and experts and travel of staff).

Standards and technical regulations in place at home and in export markets represent indispensable information in strategic planning, design of products, preparation and operation processes and maintenance of an acceptable quality level.

Given the present level of contributions to the General Fund, UNITAR cannot absorb its rent and maintenance costs and at the same time, maintain and or expand its core training programmes.

Recognizing that the maintenance of nuclear weapons systems at a high level of readiness increases the risk of the use of such weapons, including the unintentional or accidental use, which would have catastrophic consequences,

For example, did the requirement for systematic maintenance pre suppose ongoing maintenance of information for future reference?

1.56 The amount of 512,300, at the maintenance level, reflects the continuation of provisions for two posts estimated at 452,300 and the related costs for travel, general operating expenses and general temporary assistance.

5. Also urges, in the context of confidence building measures, the maintenance of military balance between States in the regions of tension consistent with the principle of undiminished security at the lowest level of armaments

27.17 The amount of 2,996,000, reflecting an increase of 50,000 attributable to the inward redeployment of a P 5 post in exchange for a P 4 post, provides for (a) six Professional and six General Service (Other level) posts and (b) non post resources at the maintenance level.

(iii) Technical material development and maintenance of the ESCWA Statistical Information System modules maintenance of ESCWA home page on statistics