Table 1 Changes in proposed staffing table

Table 1. Regulatory changes, 1991 1995

Table 1 Changes in staffing requirements

Table 2 Changes in staffing requirements

Table 1 reflects the changes by organ.

Table 1. National regulatory changes, 1991 1996 (Number)

Table 2 reflects the changes by object of expenditure.

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Table 4 shows the programme support changes according to that arrangement.

The proposed staffing table contained in annex IV reflects these changes.

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Summary table 4 Proposed changes in regular resource post requirements, 2006 2007

Table 25. Changes concerning forms of material assistance for pupils and students

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An updated version of the table, reflecting these changes, is contained in the compendium.

These falls in income were accompanied by profound economic structural changes (see table 2).

Table 2. Increases and decreases by duty station for inflation related changes to posts

Table 24. Changes concerning a number of institutions rendering social services (selected ratios) Specification

Table 3 and paragraphs 21 41 above summarize these changes in relation to the organizational priorities.

41. The changes in the proposed staffing table by category and level are shown in table 1, the changes by office in annex IV.B and the distribution by location is shown in annex III.C. The detailed breakdown of the staffing table is contained in annex IV.A to the present report.

Table 2 Statement of income and expenditure and changes in reserves and fund balances for 2000 2004

Table 2 Statement of income and expenditure and changes in reserves and fund balances for 2000 2004

26. To enable UNMOT to carry out its expanded mandate, the proposed changes to the current staffing table, by category and level, are shown in the table below.

Changes to the proposed staffing table contained in annex IV to the report of the Secretary General of 16 December 1997 (A 52 730) are summarized in table 1.

Cost changes, as outlined in table 5 below, identify any increase or decrease in the cost of a resource input.

Table 14.13 illustrates the changes between 1980 and 1994 in share in employment by branch of activity and by sex.

A summary of the proposed changes in regular resources post requirements is contained in table IV of the biennial budget document table V provides the distribution of posts by source of funding.

Table 1. Combined statement of income and expenditure and changes in reserves and fund balances for the year ended 31 December 2004

Table 1 of the report of the Secretary General shows changes in the net remuneration of members of the Court, and table 2 indicates movement in gross emoluments of officers of national judiciaries in selected countries.

Table 2 provides the figures of the statement on income and expenditure and changes in reserves and fund balances over the past five years.

Eight of the 10 developed and 13 of the 58 developing Members introduced changes in their distribution services offer, as shown in table 8.

The changes in the current financial plan compared to the previous plan (E ICEF 2004 AB L.4) are summarized in annex III, table 1.

In proposing changes to the staffing table, efforts have been made, to the extent possible, to ensure that the overall pyramid would not become distorted.

A substantial part of the liberalization process takes place through changes in national FDI regimes during the period 1991 1995, 474 changes out of 485 in the regulatory regimes of 110 countries were in the direction of greater liberalization (table 1).

The Committee also recommended that table B of decision XV 7 be updated to reflect any changes made to table A and that Israel be included in table B because its use of carbon tetrachloride (CTC) for removing nitrogen trichloride (NCL3) in the production of chlorine was a well known process agent use.

Background information on footnotes These issues on footnotes should be considered with Canada's proposal for changes in content structure of CRF table 10 in box 17 above.

Summary table IV highlights the proposed changes in the number of posts financed from the support budget for each of the main components of the appropriation line.

38. The Round Table identified policy changes that would facilitate partnerships involving a broad range of actors in civil society, as specified in the Programme of Action.

This gradual salarization has been accompanied by a decrease in unpaid family work (table 14.1), which may indicate changes in the relations of labour in the farm economy.

Table Civilian staffing table

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There have been slight changes in the pattern of geographical distribution of activities (see table 3 and chart 4) that are specifically designed for a region or a country.

Changes in real wages, productivity and exchange rates since 1986, shown in table 4, suggest that in all four countries distinguished (Algeria, Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia) competitiveness has improved.

Summary table I provide a financial overview of the proposed budget estimates by main organizational unit within each appropriation line, with major changes explained in sections B and C below.