Total Remaining Workload

And so, you're reducing the quality of your data.

Workload indicators, 2006 2007

Workload Relating to the Detainees

Delegating and streamlining the workload

Workload Relating to the Detainees

V. Workload Relating to Persons at Large

The increased workload has negatively affected staff morale.

Table 9 Significant Workload Indicators Relating to Resource Requirements

The overall workload of the Commission will remain unchanged.

In anticipation of the Council's overall conferencing workload exceeding the workload of the Commission on Human Rights, tentative budgetary requirements will be submitted in early November 2005.

(g) Language and documentation services (UNOV) share based on workload

As a result, the workload is mainly shouldered by women.

Handling the growing workload coordination among and within permanent missions

Accordingly, section 101a, which was introduced in 1988 with a view to reducing the workload and strengthening the efficiency of the Supreme Court, cannot justify the denial of a defendant's right to know the reasons for dismissal of his appeal so as to adequately prepare his defence.

(d) Such proposals are accompanied by justifiable and verifiable workload statistics

(ii) Updated proposals for workload standards, efficiency and related performance indicators

Session III Handling the growing workload coordination among and within Permanent Missions

V. Workload Relating to Persons at Large and the Eight New Indictments

However, the growing number of legal cases has increased the institution's workload.

If arrested, the remaining ten indictees will increase the workload of the ICTR.

These achievements would contribute to enhancing economic growth and reducing poverty, reducing child mortality and improving maternal health, and reducing the spread of HIV.

The secretariat is confronted with an imbalance between the mandated workload and staff resources.

The same period saw a significant increase in the workload of the Appeals Chamber.

Reducing nuclear danger

Their brain was focused on the competition, the workload, the hassles, the stresses, the complaints.

The workload in 2006 2007 will thus be affected by proceedings instituted in previous years.

65. Welcomes the efforts made in workload sharing among the duty stations, and requests the Secretary General actively to pursue efficiencies to be gained through possible workload sharing in conference services among United Nations Headquarters and other duty stations

So my hope is that when you leave TED, you will look at reducing your carbon footprint in however you can do it.

(o) Reducing nuclear danger

Reducing mortality in childhood

Reducing the ERW problem

(o) Reducing nuclear danger

(o) Reducing nuclear danger

Fifty other investigators handle these cases in smaller police stations in addition to their usual workload.

People who care for the elderly in addition to their daily work have a heavy workload.

First, we have noted the increase in the Court's workload since 1990, and particularly since 1997.

It is anticipated that the Appeals Chamber's already heavy workload will in all likelihood continue to increase.

It is anticipated that the Appeals Chamber's already heavy workload will, in all likelihood, continue to increase.

Its workload has expanded rapidly, as new mandates and many new areas of work have been added.

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