Примеры использования Advisory committee's observation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Advisory Committee's observations concerning the budgeted amounts are given below.
His delegation wished to have the Secretariat's response to the Advisory Committee's observations.
The Advisory Committee's observations regarding peacekeeping best practices are reflected in section X below.
In the circumstances, his delegation could not but agree with the Advisory Committee's observation that the report did not enable it to do so.
The Advisory Committee's observations on the elements comprising the 1996-1997 expenditure estimates, as shown above, are given below.
It believed that the decisions of the Secretary-General on gratis personnel should comply strictly with GeneralAssembly resolutions 51/243 and 52/234 and endorsed the Advisory Committee's observation that the prior concurrence of the General Assembly was necessary before any exception was made.
However, he noted with concern the Advisory Committee's observation that the overall monitoring of expenditures for that Mission had been weak.
Mr. Berti Oliva(Cuba) said that his delegation supported the Advisory Committee's view that the time had come for a reconsideration of the whole question of first-class air travel andrequested further information on the Advisory Committee's observation that many airlines were introducing different varieties of enhanced business-class travel.
His delegation had endorsed the Advisory Committee's observation that the report was too general and that more details should be provided before any decision was taken.
Concerning the additionalrequirements for conference and support services for the Counter-Terrorism Committee, his delegation concurred with the Advisory Committee's observation in document A/56/7/Add.11 that there was a need for greater efficiency and economy in the servicing of the Committee. .
His delegation supported the Advisory Committee's observation that rational and achievable objectives should form the core of results-based budgetary requests.
Ms. Taylor Roberts(Jamaica) said that her delegation had taken note of the Advisory Committee's observation that presentations for special political missions must contain detailed information and justification for the proposals.
The Advisory Committee's observation regarding the potential complications that might arise from having two Under-Secretaries-General validated his delegation's initial concerns regarding the basic rationale of the proposal.
The Group had also taken note of the proposed new andabolished posts in UNMIL and supported the Advisory Committee's observation that it would be ready to consider any additional budgetary requirements that might arise from Security Council authorization of an additional 120 civilian police personnel for UNMIL, as suggested in the Secretary-General's sixth progress report on UNMIL.
Noting the Advisory Committee's observation that the Secretary-General had resorted to similar exceptional measures in the recent past, they looked forward to discussing with the Secretariat the reasons for that recurring practice.
He drew attention, in particular, to the Advisory Committee's observation in paragraph 10 of its report that there were many elements of the recurrent costs that needed further explanation.
He agreed with the Advisory Committee's observation that the explanation of some reduced requirements in paragraphs 29 to 31 of the second performance report suggested that they might result from efficiency gains A/54/7/Add.7, para. 17.
His delegation agreed with the Advisory Committee's observation(A/61/791, para. 6) that IPSAS required the disclosure of after-service health insurance liabilities.
The Advisory Committee's observation in paragraph 5 related to the exception to General Assembly resolution 51/226 whereby the Secretary-General had recruited gratis personnel as staff members before six months had expired.
The Group was concerned about the Advisory Committee's observation that not enough attention had been given to setting criteria to monitor the quality of decisions made by programme managers.
Pursuant to the Advisory Committee's observation in paragraph 17 of its report(A/48/757), information on available staff resources from all sources of funds for all departments and offices receiving posts from the support account is provided in annex V.
His delegation had noted with concern the Advisory Committee's observation that there was no way of knowing whether the proviso that all approved programmes and mandates should be fully implemented could be honoured A/52/7, para. 9.
The Group endorsed the Advisory Committee's observation that the information on the outputs would have been more useful if any links to proposed new outputs had been identified or, where there were none, if attempts had been made to identify resources released and made available for redeployment.
Pakistan supported the Advisory Committee's observation that the intergovernmental bodies of the United Nations needed to pay increased attention to all stages of programme planning and implementation.
The CANZ group supported the Advisory Committee's observation concerning the use of commitment authority with assessment, and hoped that that approach would not become standard practice.
Switzerland agreed with the Advisory Committee's observation regarding the lack of information on potential savings, which should be better reflected in strategy III, based on a life-cycle study of premises rented by the United Nations.
His delegation endorsed the Advisory Committee's observation that any lowering of the standards of rigorous budget scrutiny must not be permitted and that any changes in the budget process should be made in accordance with agreed procedures.
Lastly, he agreed with the Advisory Committee's observation that the Office of Human Resources Management should take special measures to address the problem of high vacancy rates through proper planning and the streamlining of personnel practices and procedures para.
Regarding the Advisory Committee's observation that the Secretary-General's report had not provided any options for tangible, predictable and sustainable funding for the Development Account, he clarified that the Advisory Committee was referring to the funding mechanism, not the actual level of funds in the Account.
He drew attention in particular to the Advisory Committee's observation that the use of gratis personnel of the same nationality as the troop-contributing countries in the mission area created a potential conflict of interest and might call into question the fairness of the results of the negotiations.