Примеры использования Advisory group expressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Advisory Group expressed its support for the new chief of the Fund's secretariat.
Concerning its mandate regarding the funding of projects, the Advisory Group expressed the view that it has been fulfilling a unique role which no other organization or fund, either governmental or international, is currently fulfilling.
The advisory group expressed concern about nomination of national correspondents.
Regarding the carry-over amount raised during the previous meeting, the Advisory Group expressed its appreciation for the Fund's clarification, in which the importance of having a buffer amount to respond to early requests at the beginning of each calendar year was noted.
The Advisory Group expressed its interest to hold an event in Russian Federation in the forthcoming year.
The Chair of the Technical Advisory Group expressed some concern over the potential workload for the Technical Advisory Group. .
The Advisory Group expressed its appreciation to the Emergency Relief Coordinator and the CERF secretariat for the use of the funding over the preceding period, especially in the Horn of Africa and the Sahel, and for the continued professional management of the Fund.
As summarized in the note, the Advisory Group expressed appreciation for the ongoing improvements in the performance and management of the Fund.
The Advisory Group expressed satisfaction with the number of grants approved from 1998 to 2001, amounting to 87.
Private sponsors of the Advisory Group expressed their wish to attract more sponsors which would help to lower the cost of membership fee per company.
The Advisory Group expressed its appreciation to the Emergency Relief Coordinator and the CERF secretariat for their management of CERF.
As summarized in the note, the Advisory Group expressed appreciation for the continuing improvements in the performance and management of the Fund.
The Advisory Group expressed satisfaction with the fact that the grants disbursed in 2001 and 2002 had been well spent.
At its eighth session, the Advisory Group expressed the view that, in order to meet the requests for funding received in 2003, the Fund would need US$ 350,000 before its ninth session.
The Advisory Group expressed its appreciation to the Emergency Relief Coordinator and the secretariat for their use of funds and management of CERF.
The Advisory Group expressed support for the recommendations of the two-year evaluation of the Fund and for the matrix summarizing the response of the Emergency Relief Coordinator.
The Advisory Group expressed their appreciation and thanks to the outgoing Vice-Chair, Silvano Langa(Mozambique) and the other board members who are completing their terms.
The Advisory Group expressed its satisfaction with the initiative of its secretariat to prepare statistics on the project grants that the Fund had allocated since its inception.
The members of the Advisory Group expressed interest in maintaining contact with the Special Rapporteur and asked to receive the publications of the United Nations Centre for Human Rights.
The Senior Advisory Group expressed concern that the levels of expenditure on welfare arrangements were uneven and did not always enable the recommended minimum standards to be met.
At its last meeting, the Advisory Group expressed its appreciation for the Fund as a valuable tool in meeting time-critical and demonstrable humanitarian needs and enabling equitable responses to neglected emergencies.
The Advisory Group expressed its appreciation to the Emergency Relief Coordinator and the CERF secretariat for the use of the Fund in 2012, particularly in regards to the humanitarian crises in the Sahel and the Syrian Arab Republic.
The Advisory Group expressed its appreciation for the participation of the United Nations Controller and the time she took to explain to members the use of CERF programme support costs in a broader context.
The Advisory Group expressed the wish to be consulted in advance about the preparation of workshops, seminars and meetings to be financed by the Fund, including about the selection of indigenous experts to attend such events.
In this context, the Advisory Group expressed its full support for a second international decade of the world's indigenous people under the coordination of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in order to maintain a human rights approach to indigenous issues.
The Advisory Group expressed its appreciation for the work of its Chair, Catherine Walker(Australia), and thanked Carlos Eduardo Zaballa(Argentina), Jan Vandemoortele(Belgium), Stephen Salewicz(Canada), Saadatou Mallam Barmou(Niger) and Biya Han(Republic of Korea), who are completing their terms in 2014.
The Senior Advisory Group expressed the view that, in order to be credible and sustainable, the system for reimbursing troop-contributing countries must have a factual basis, grounded in the reality of the actual costs incurred, and that there needs to be a transparent process for periodic adjustment and review A/C.5/67/10, para. 54.
As summarized in that note, the Advisory Group expressed appreciation for the continuing improvements in the performance and management of the Fund. The Group considered a number of policy issues, including the use of the 3 per cent programme support costs retained at Headquarters; progress made since the last meeting of the Advisory Group in implementing the management matrix in response to the five-year evaluation; the development by the CERF secretariat of a risk assessment matrix; and the Fund's performance and accountability framework.
The Advisory Group further expressed its satisfaction with and support for continued constructive collaboration between UNEP and OCHA in the mobilization of international assistance for countries facing environmental emergencies.
The Advisory Group also expressed satisfaction with the fact that many grants disbursed in 1997, 1998 and 1999 had been well spent, and recommended that its secretariat continue to ask for information on other grants that still required additional reporting.