Примеры использования Advisory committee emphasized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Advisory Committee emphasized that it was not calling into question the designation of activities as special political missions, or their mode of funding.
In its previous reports(A/64/660,A/65/743 and A/66/718), the Advisory Committee emphasized the need to define and develop appropriate tools for monitoring progress.
The Advisory Committee emphasized that posts that were still vacant at the time of the next budget submission should be reconsidered.
While noting the measures taken by the Secretary-General to address issues that affected project implementation, the Advisory Committee emphasized that all issues should be addressed through proactive project management.
The Advisory Committee emphasized the need to establish a dedicated follow-up mechanism to address the root causes of the problems identified by the Board of Auditors.
Prompt action to address the weaknesses identified by those bodies was integral to developing an effective accountability system; the Advisory Committee emphasized their important role and encouraged the Secretary-General to strengthen consultation and cooperation with them.
The Advisory Committee emphasized, however, that the role of information and communications technology should not be minimized and that a viable, technically sound solution should be put into place.
With regard to the methodology used to formulate the budget,which represented the first proposed budget for the Mission, the Advisory Committee emphasized that resources requested, even in the first year of operations, should always be sufficiently detailed and justified.
The Advisory Committee emphasized the importance of appropriate management attention to ensure that deficiencies identified by the Board were addressed in a comprehensive and timely manner.
In addition, with particular reference to the amendment to rule 4.12 on temporary appointments, the Advisory Committee emphasized the importance of ensuring that the rules and regulations of the Organization accurately reflected the language used in relevant resolutions of the General Assembly.
The Advisory Committee emphasized the importance of cooperation and compliance by all participants in the common system regarding decisions the General Assembly might take on those matters.
Turning to the Advisory Committee's report on limited budgetary discretion(A/66/7/Add.18),he said that the Advisory Committee emphasized that the exercise of that discretion must comply with the nine principles set out by the General Assembly in its resolution 60/283.
The Standing Advisory Committee emphasized that those resolutions were essential tools for the prevention and resolution of conflicts and for peacebuilding and post-conflict reconstruction in Central Africa.
Regarding the Secretary-General's proposals to improve the financial flexibility of field missions, the Advisory Committee emphasized the importance of striking an appropriate balance between the authority provided to heads of mission and the requisite budgetary discipline and control.
The Advisory Committee emphasized the need for accurate and reliable data to support informed decision-making on proposals and the implementation of measures with significant financial and administrative implications.
As for the proposal to limit the length of intergovernmental reports to a maximum of 10,700 words, the Advisory Committee emphasized that limits and guidelines on the length of intergovernmental reports must be applied in a reasonable manner in order to ensure optimal quality and content.
The Advisory Committee emphasized that the use of retirees should take place under strict monitoring and control by the Office of Human Resources Management in order to ensure that the above-mentioned guidelines were followed.
In the matter of the refined proposal fora project governance and oversight framework, the Advisory Committee emphasized the need to avoid any potential conflict of interest and welcomed the proposal to establish a steering committee in the initial phase.
The Advisory Committee emphasized that the project should be guided by the principles set out in paragraph 22 of the Secretary-General's report(A/62/510/Rev.1), including the need to limit customization of the software to the extent possible.
In its previous report(A/64/660/Add.12, paras. 25-27), the Advisory Committee emphasized the need to implement the field central review board functions within the framework of organizational policy, as mandated by the Office of Human Resources Management.
The Advisory Committee emphasized the need for clear lines of responsibility and accountability for the overall project. It trusted that the Secretary-General would keep such arrangements under review and make adjustments as appropriate.
With regard to theOffice of the United Nations Ombudsman and Mediation Services, the Advisory Committee emphasized the importance of interaction between the Office and other parts of the Secretariat, such as the Office of Human Resources Management, to ensure that systemic issues were adequately addressed.
The Advisory Committee emphasized the importance of drawing lessons from the experience gained with other construction projects in the planning and implementation of the project, with particular regard to the recruitment of consultants and proactive measures to address project delays.
With regard to the Secretary-General's report on the activities of the Ombudsman(A/63/283), the Advisory Committee emphasized the need to issue the revised terms of reference for the Ombudsman, which should take into account the changes in functions, presence and proposed locations, as requested by the General Assembly.
In its report, the Advisory Committee emphasized the need to ensure that disaster recovery requirements were based on objective needs and that the most cost-effective solutions were fully explored.
In its report on the outline for the biennium 2006-2007, the Advisory Committee emphasized the need to monitor the ratio between the programme and support components to ensure that support costs are not increased to the detriment of expenditure on programmes see E/CN.7/2005/9, para. 5.
The Advisory Committee emphasized that a more detailed proposal concerning the regional procurement office should be presented to the General Assembly in the context of its consideration of the new field support strategy to be submitted by the Secretary-General at the second part of the resumed sixty-fourth session.
Lastly, with regard to the drawdown andeventual withdrawal of UNMIL from Liberia, the Advisory Committee emphasized the roles and responsibilities of the United Nations country team in progressively taking over functions performed by UNMIL in order to ensure a successful transition from recovery to development.
In conclusion, the Advisory Committee emphasized the need for an assessment of the transfer of initial functions to the Global Service Centre, with an analysis of the costs, including overheads, of providing services from the Centre, weighed against potential benefits, including savings, productivity and other qualitative gains.
In its response of 27 July 2007, the Advisory Committee emphasized the requirement to submit to the General Assembly for its consideration and approval a proposal for such a construction project.