Примеры использования All principal subsidiary на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All Principal Subsidiary Bodies should.
Issues discussed at the commission session that relate to all principal subsidiary bodies.
All Principal Subsidiary Bodies(PSBs) should.
Therefore, the Group of Experts recommended that all principal subsidiary bodies should take steps to evaluate their programme of work/activities biennially.
All Principal Subsidiary Bodies(PSBs) should.
At its fifty-seventh session in May 2002, the Commission invited its all principal subsidiary bodies to look closely at their work programmes in the context of security and safety.
All Principal Subsidiary Bodies should undertake a regular review of their structure.
The Steering Group, established in 2001 and consisting of the ECE Bureau,chairpersons of all principal subsidiary bodies, the Executive Secretary and the ECE Directors, meets at least once a year during the annual session of the Commission.
All principal subsidiary body activities using ECE regular budget resources be included in the prioritization exercise;
Along that line, the Plan of Action stipulates that mainstreaming the gender perspective must permeate all ECE activities, and all principal subsidiary bodies will therefore take this into account when they prepare, adopt and implement their programmes of work.
Also, all Principal Subsidiary Bodies, including the Conference, were asked to review their operational activities(technical assistance) programmes and report back to the Commission.
The Plan of Action stipulates that mainstreaming the gender perspective andthe involvement of the business community must permeate all ECE activities, and all principal subsidiary bodies will therefore take this into account when they prepare, adopt and implement their programmes of work.
The Commission has asked all Principal Subsidiary Bodies(PSBs) to put in place a biennial evaluation of their programmes of work.
The Plan of Action adopted by ECE member countries in April 1997 identified gender mainstreaming as a cross-sectoral concern that is an integral part of the strategic directions of ECE, and all principal subsidiary bodies have been requested to bear this in mind in planning and carrying out their activities.
It is recalled that the Commission requested all principal subsidiary bodies to rank in order the priority of programme elements in their work programmes.
All principal subsidiary bodies have been requested to rank their activities in order of priority and to define precise programmes of work for any new related bodies, with a time-frame and“sunset” clauses.
Further, the recently established Group of Experts on the Programme of Work, in November 1998, reviewed the prioritized work programmes of all principal subsidiary bodies and recommended that the distribution of human resources among subprogrammes should not change at this time but should be maintained as in the biennium 1998-1999.
In particular, all principal subsidiary bodies are requested to reduce the length of their annual sessions and to define precise programmes of work for any new related bodies, with a time-frame and"sunset" clauses.
At its sixtieth session, 12-16 January 1998, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe(UNECE) Inland Transport Committee(ITC)noting that the UNECE Plan of Action requested all principal subsidiary bodies to enlarge and strengthen the responsibility of their respective Bureaux, decided to reform its Bureau accordingly ECE/TRANS/125, para. 14.
All principal subsidiary bodies are requested to reduce the length of their meetings, to rank their activities in order of priority and to define precise programmes of work for any new related bodies, with a time-frame and sunset clauses.
It is recalled that the Commission requested all principal subsidiary bodies to rank in order of priority the programme elements in their work programmes.
In addition, all principal subsidiary bodies are requested to reduce the length of their meetings, to rank their activities in order of priority and to define precise programmes of work for any new related bodies, with a time-frame and sunset clauses.
It is recalled that the Commission requested all principal subsidiary and subsidiary bodies to rank order the priority of programme elements in their work programmes.
The Plan of Action requests,as of 1998, all Principal Subsidiary Bodies to hold their annual session between January and September to facilitate the work of the new Group of Experts on the Programme of Work in preparing recommendations on the ECE programme budget.
Activities in the field of industry andenergy have been refocused and reduced, and all principal subsidiary bodies related to industry have been dismantled and activities retained are to be dealt with in the framework of the Committee for Trade, Industry and Enterprise Development or the above-mentioned unit.
At its annual session in May 1999, the Commission requested all Principal Subsidiary Bodies to assess operational activities undertaken within their field of competence and mandate, and to identify the needs for operational activities and the funding for them.
At its fifty-fourth session in May 1999, the Commission requested all principal subsidiary bodies to look at the operational activities(country-oriented practical workshops and studies, expert missions, etc.) to identify the need for such activities and related financing.
As required by the Plan of Action adopted by ECE member countries in April 1997, all principal subsidiary bodies have prioritized their respective programme of activities, and the Group of Experts on the Programme of Work reviewed the programmes of work of the principal subsidiary bodies and recommended adjustments in their orientation and changes in the level of resources.
As required by the Plan of Action adopted by ECE member countries in April 1997, all principal subsidiary bodies have prioritized their respective programme of activities, and the Group of Experts on the Programme of Work reviewed the programmes of work of the principal subsidiary bodies and recommended no adjustment in their orientation and no changes in the distribution of resources among subprogrammes.
The reform must include all principal and subsidiary organs and must democratize them.