Примеры использования Advisory committee has noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Advisory Committee has noted that a number of problems pointed to in the past persist.
With regard to objectives andexpected accomplishments, the Advisory Committee has noted numerous cases in which they are too vague.
Similarly, the Advisory Committee has noted a pattern of significant"roll-overs" in a number of budgets.
During its consideration of the mission budget proposals for 2014/15, the Advisory Committee has noted further instances where a more prudent use of the Organization's resources would have been expected.
The Advisory Committee has noted a significant deterioration in the quality of translations in some languages.
In its recent consideration of some of the performance reports of peace-keeping operations other than those covered in the present report, the Advisory Committee has noted expenditures allotted for producing the Secretary-General's Blue Book on peace-keeping operations, for which no provision had been made in the cost estimates.
The Advisory Committee has noted that expenditures related to the production of geographical information have been growing.
In its report on the proposed budget for UNMIK, the Advisory Committee has noted that the link between proposed training and mission-specific activities is not always apparent A/59/736/Add.1, para. 27.
The Advisory Committee has noted that estimates for fuel consumption are mission-specific, with significant variations between missions.
In its examination of the various peacekeeping financing reports, the Advisory Committee has noted the inclusion, at additional expense, of some safety and other special equipment on aircraft deployed in areas where the equipment is of little use.
The Advisory Committee has noted that the International Tribunals are experiencing a number of human resources problems.
On the issue of turnover rates, the Advisory Committee has noted that in a number of missions there is a tendency for staff to separate following a very short tenure with the mission.
The Advisory Committee has noted that in some missions(e.g., UNIKOM) there are a number of voluntary contributions for which no value is given.
In its report on the UNDP biennial budget for 1996-1997, the Advisory Committee has noted the establishment by the Administrator, at the request of the Secretary-General, of an Office of United Nations System Support and Services, inter alia, to support the Administrator in his responsibility to assist the Secretary-General in ensuring system-wide coordination and policy coherence.
As the Advisory Committee has noted in paragraph 12 above, the deployment plan upon which the proposed budget is based is dependent on a number of factors.
In addition, the Advisory Committee has noted a tendency for organizational units to borrow posts and to seek their regularization as new posts.
The Advisory Committee has noted that there are various entities and programmes tasked with supporting, for example, cooperation and coordination with the African Union.
The Advisory Committee has noted that in a number of missions the ratios of information technology equipment and vehicles to staff exceed the established standard ratios.
The Advisory Committee has noted the tendency of some missions to establish separate units which would have little use except as a justification for high-level posts.
The Advisory Committee has noted a serious lack of disclosure with regard to the information it deems essential for it to perform the functions assigned to it by the General Assembly.
The Advisory Committee has noted in the proposed programme budget for 2010-2011 that in some cases consultants have been proposed to service expert groups.
The Advisory Committee has noted a tendency in some instances to charge all or part of the costs of the Secretary-General's travel to a peace-keeping mission to the budget of that peace-keeping mission.
As the Advisory Committee has noted(see A/HRC/19/74, paras. 2325), the overall tone of the texts conferring a mandate on the Human Rights Council is one of constructive international dialogue and cooperation.
The Advisory Committee has noted that in some cases the application of standard ratios for vehicles and information technology equipment does not seem to be appropriate to the mission see, for example, para. 39 above.
The Advisory Committee has noted that, in a number of missions, the rates for liability insurance for aircraft have increased significantly, while in others they have decreased.
The Advisory Committee has noted the detailed information provided on requirements for military contingents, observers, civilian police, mine action services and substantive elements i.e., civilian staff.
Despite those efforts, the Advisory Committee has noted the limited and inconsistent compliance with regulation 5.6, in particular the absence, in many sections of the budget, of any recommendations for the deletion of outputs or reference to an analysis explaining why outputs could not be deleted.
In the past, the Advisory Committee has noted that travel provisions relating to the mandate of missions for political consultations and within the mission area usually account for only a small proportion of the travel resources requested the bulk being for training and management purposes.
In particular, it is recalled that the Advisory Committee has noted the impact of the introduction of IPSAS on the Administration, the Board of Auditors, the General Assembly and other legislative/governing bodies of the United Nations system organizations, and, by extension, on the Advisory Committee itself A/66/806, para. 22.
II.6 The Advisory Committee has noted and encouraged the changes that have occurred in the structure of the relationship between the Department of Political Affairs and the Department of Peacekeeping Operations in the context of the Secretary-General's reform proposals, which recognizes the comparative strengths of both departments A/58/7, para. II.9.