Примеры использования Advisory group recommended на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In 1998, the Advisory Group recommended that grants be awarded to 13 projects.
Concerning the transfer of the remaining balance from the International Year account to the Fund for the International Decade, the Advisory Group recommended that the contributions be transferred to the Fund as soon as possible.
The Advisory Group recommended an amount of US$ 30,788 for this activity.
Taking into consideration the limited resources available andthe selection criteria, the Advisory Group recommended for approval by the Secretary-General a list of 35 project grants totalling an amount of US$ 243,500.
The Advisory Group recommended that, when appropriate, the grants be paid in two instalments.
Therefore, the Technical Advisory Group recommended another concept for the 2011 ICP.
The Advisory Group recommended that the definition of the moral right of inviolability be clarified in line with the Berne Convention.
In addition, the Advisory Group recommended that Member States consider making multi-year pledges to the Fund.
The Advisory Group recommended for approval by the Secretary-General a list of 43 project grants(see annex III), for a total of US$ 390,152.
At its ninth session, the Advisory Group recommended for approval by the SecretaryGeneral grants for 35 projects, totalling US$ 243,500.
The Advisory Group recommended for approval by the Secretary-General a list of 30 project grants,(annex III), for a total of about US$ 252,000.
At its ninth session, the Advisory Group recommended to the Coordinator that she prepare a publication on the Decade and its achievements and challenges.
The Advisory Group recommended that the OHCHR Indigenous Fellowship Programme should be funded under the regular budget for Advisory Services of OHCHR.
The Advisory Group recommended the allocation of US$ 92,800 to the following activities of the High Commissioner in his capacity as Coordinator of the International Decade.
The Advisory Group recommended to the High Commissioner that the cost of workshops and seminars should be met from the regular budget and extrabudgetary resources of OHCHR.
The Advisory Group recommended further administrative improvements, and emphasized the importance of a field-driven approach in identifying and prioritizing life-saving activities.
The Advisory Group recommended US$ 47,000 for the organization of a workshop on indigenous peoples, private sector, natural resource, energy and mining companies, and human rights.
In addition, the Advisory Group recommended improved quality of reporting on outputs and achievements for 2007 based on the analysis of reports received from participating humanitarian agencies.
The Advisory Group recommended that the Secretary-General call upon Member States, including permanent members of the Security Council, to make every effort to achieve the $500 million target by 2008.
The Advisory Group recommended during its intersessional consultation in October 1999 that the following four candidates should be offered grants to participate in the OHCHR Indigenous Fellowship Programme for the year 2000.
The Advisory Group recommended that the deadline for the receipt of new applications to participate in the Indigenous Fellowship Programme in 2000 be strictly observed and that this be stressed to applicants.
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To assist in the long-term development of Guinea-Bissau, the Ad Hoc Advisory Group recommends to the Economic and Social Council that it urge donors to.
The Advisory Group recommends to the Secretary-General not to merge this particular Fund with any other fund, as this would likely discourage some donors from directly assisting small projects submitted by indigenous organizations and communities.