Примеры использования Advisory committee notes with satisfaction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction that all its recommendations have been implemented.
The mission provided details regarding the status of the modernization programme; the Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction the progress made to date and trusts that the efficiency gains made as a result of the modernization programme will be quantified in a consolidated manner in the 2007/08 budget proposal.
The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction the substantial savings derived from an increased use of charter and group-travel arrangements.
III.10 The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction that results-based budgeting has been instituted in the non-judicial function of the Registry.
The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction the efforts to shift resources to meet changing priorities and recommends approval of the proposed redeployments.
The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction that the proposed programme budget for 1996-1997 was submitted on time; this has greatly facilitated the Committee's work.
The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction that the number of videoconferences increased by 60 per cent, from an average of 22 per month in 2004 to an average of 35 per month in 2005.
The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction that much work has been done to simplify and rationalize the tabular information presented in part one of the proposed programme budget, as can be seen below.
The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction that there has been no change since the second monitoring cycle in the inclusive approach taken by the authorities of Armenia concerning the scope of application of the Framework Convention.
The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction the improvement in the format of the report on human resources management reform(A/55/253), which is, in general, much clearer and better focused than previous reports on the subject have been.
The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction that, in response to observations in the Committee's last report(A/59/412, para. 6), ONUB has presented its budget in a user-friendly format, with clear and concise language.
The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction that significant progress has been made in finalizing memorandums of understanding; as at 31 March 2005, 43 memorandums of understanding have been signed while eight are in draft form, awaiting finalization.
The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction that the Office of the Human Rights Defender continues to enjoy wide-spread public support and that it receives a substantial number of complaints(3,783 in 2009), including from organisations representing persons belonging to national minorities.
The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction that the proposed budget of the Tribunal for the biennium 2004-2005 has for the first time been presented in a results-based format, as requested by the General Assembly in its resolution 57/288 of 20 December 2002.
The Advisory Committee notes with satisfaction that, in general, UNMIL's budget presentation took into account observations made in the Committee's earlier report(A/58/798, para. 10) and that quantitative and qualitative performance indicators were used to measure achieved and planned outputs.
In that connection, the Advisory Committee noted with satisfaction the focus in 2002 on evaluating clusters of projects and the utilization of a systems application in order to enhance the capacity of the Fund to track project implementation and fund flows, thus streamlining the financial reporting modalities of its implementing partners.
Mexico notes with satisfaction that the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions(ACABQ) has considered the budgetary requests of the Court, and, given the increase in the Court's work load, the ACABQ has recommended to the Fifth Committee an increase of the resources allocated to the Court.
Expresses concern at the delay, in general, experienced by the Secretary-General in deploying and providing adequate resources to some recent peacekeeping missions,in particular those in Africa, and notes with satisfaction the comments of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions in paragraph 24 of its report, regarding the quick and efficient deployment of the military contingents of the Mission;
The Advisory Committee had noted with satisfaction that, in most cases, more realistic budgeting techniques had improved the implementation rate for the biennium 2002-2003 compared to previous bienniums.
The Advisory Committee had noted with satisfaction that, in general, the presentation of the budget of UNMIL had taken into account observations made in the Committee's earlier report and that quantitative and qualitative performance indicators had been used to measure achieved and planned outputs.
The Advisory Committee supported the Board's recommendations and noted with satisfaction that they were currently being implemented by UNHCR.
The Advisory Committee had noted with satisfaction that the Secretariat had implemented many of its proposals for enhancing the efficiency of the budgetary and reporting process for peacekeeping operations, resulting in timely submission of documents and reports that were more accurate and user-friendly and, in the case of financial performance reports, more analytical.
During its field visit to UNAMSIL in the summer of 2004, the Advisory Committee had noted with satisfaction the spirit of cooperation and common purpose emanating from the country team, which included a number of agencies working together on a wide variety of issues, such as the resettlement of displaced persons, refugees, disarmament, demobilization and reintegration, child protection, small arms, immunization campaigns and jobs for youth.
In the context of regional confidence-building measures: activities of the United Nations Standing Advisory Committee on Security Questions in Central Africa, the General Assembly noted with satisfaction the holding of a Subregional Conference on the Protection of Women and Children in Armed Conflict in Central Africa at Kinshasa in November 2001 resolution 57/88.
The Council of Europe Advisory Committee on the Framework Convention for the Protection of Minorities(CoE ACFC) noted with satisfaction that substantial measures had been taken with a view to improving the legislative framework to prevent and combat discrimination, including the 2003 Equal Treatment Act.
Quoting from a report issued in 2009 by the Council of Europe Advisory Committee on the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, he said that the Advisory Committee had noted with satisfaction that the August 2008 armed conflict did not seem to have seriously affected inter-ethnic relations in Georgia in the areas under Government control.
He noted with satisfaction the Advisory Committee's observation that the new procedures for settling claims from Member States in respect of contingent-owned equipment, death and disability were beginning to improve the efficiency of the claims settlement process.
He noted with satisfaction that the Advisory Committee recommended maintenance of the current staffing levels of the Procurement and Transportation Division.
Mr. PIKE(South Africa) noted with satisfaction that the Advisory Committee had begun to consider the financial requirements of the Brindisi logistical support base.
He noted with satisfaction that the Advisory Committee had recognized the need for additional resources and had not recommended any changes in the budget proposals.