Examples of 'non-post' in a sentence
Meaning of "non-post"
non-post (adjective) - Refers to a situation where a mail or package is not delivered or posted, often due to incorrect address or insufficient postage
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The additional non-post requirements comprise.
Non-post requirements are at the maintenance level.
Comments and recommendations on non-post resources.
All other non-post resources are recommended.
Rates of inflation applicable to non-post objects.
Non-post resources by object of expenditure.
Comments and recommendation on non-post resources.
Other non-post requirements are met from extrabudgetary resources.
Rates of inflation applicable non-post objects of expenditure.
Additional requirementsb appropriation Non-Post.
Inflation rates for non-post objects of expenditure percentage.
The decrease is attributable to reduced non-post requirements.
Those resources cover non-post requirements for initial preparedness.
Efficient and effective utilization of non-post resources.
It was impossible for a non-post officer to become a flag officer.
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Comments and recommendations on posts and non-post resources.
The non-post resources would be used as set out below.
Rates of inflation applicable to non-post objects of expenditure percentage.
Non-post resources relate to general temporary assistance and bank charges.
There is no increase in the level of non-post resources proposed.
With regard to non-post resources, additional funding is requested in a number of areas.
It also recommended approval of the non-post resources requested.
The current non-post objects of expenditures could be identified by three groupings, namely.
The decrease is related entirely to a reduction in non-post resources.
The non-post resources cover temporary assistance, consultants and travel of staff.
The proposed decrease relates entirely to non-post resources.
The decrease under non-post requirements reflects the current pattern of expenditure.
This includes both post and non-post resources.
Other non-post objects of expenditure are now identified separately under programme support.
In addition, it is necessary to restore the non-post expenditures to realistic levels.
The increase in post costs is partially offset by a reduction in non-post costs.
Estimates provided for non-post items comprise direct and indirect costs.
The growth is also attributable in part to increased non-post requirements.
The decrease in non-post resources is due to reduced requirements under travel of staff.
Those requirements were offset by savings under non-post object lines.
The working group supported all non-post resources subject to the following modifications.
The table below summarizes the recommendations of the non-post items.
The increase in non-post resources reflects the need for additional communication resources.
The Secretary-General is proposing reductions under all non-post objects of expenditure.
The reduction in non-post portion is based on realized expenditure patterns mainly under travel.
The related additional staff costs are more than offset by a reduction in non-post requirements.
The decrease in non-post resources is owing to reduced requirements under consultants and experts.
That said, efforts should continue to find ways of lowering costs in non-post areas.
Non-post resources covers provisions for consultancy, travel and supplies and materials.
Reductions would be achieved by using extrabudgetary funds for post and non-post requirements.
The decrease in non-post resources relates to reduced requirements for office automation equipment.
The functions of the proposed additional posts and the non-post requirements are described below.
Non-post resource requirements related to information technology are discussed under programme support below.
The additional requirements are offset by decreases in the resources proposed for other non-post items.
Adding post and non-post resources for inefficient processes is not an acceptable management practice.
