Примеры использования Board's reports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee requests that this format be followed in future in all of the Board's reports.
The Board's reports had also revealed serious deficiencies in management practices.
In addition, irregularities in the appointment of consultants were repeatedly noted in the Board's reports.
The task would be simpler if the Board's reports reached the Committee well in advance of the start of the main part of the session.
The Advisory Committee wished to highlight four specific issues addressed in the Board's reports.
She explained that the Board's reports on the 2006 and 2007 accounts had been closed, with any remaining recommendations included in the 2008 accounts.
The Advisory Committee recommended further improvements to the presentation of such information in the Board's reports.
The financial year ended 31 December 2012 had marked a transition for the Board's reports, since not all United Nations entities had completed IPSAS implementation.
Section III provides information on the implementation of three recommendations contained in the Board's reports for prior years.
His delegation welcomed the extensive coverage in the Board's reports of procurement, an area in which current Secretariat policy left much to be desired.
The representative of Algeria said that the summaries of statements contained in the Board's reports were not always adequate.
All the Board's reports submitted to the Committee had been signed by the members of the Board on 27 June 2002 and officially transmitted to the Secretariat within a few days thereafter.
Some of the significant comments contained in those management letters are reflected in the Board's reports to the General Assembly.
The Board's reports revealed problems in ensuring that the engagement of implementing partners and consultants was in full compliance with established rules and procedures.
Some of the significant comments contained in those management letters are reflected in the Board's reports to the General Assembly.
The wealth of detail contained in the Board's reports reaffirmed the need for a strong and efficient external oversight body as a permanent element of the United Nations system.
The adoption of IPSAS had resulted in the continued improvement of the preparation of the financial statements andin the high quality of information contained in the Board's reports.
The Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions(ACABQ)had discussed the Board's reports on UNHCR and UNITAR with the Audit Operations Committee.
For its part, the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions(ACABQ)had met with the Audit Operations Committee from 1 to 10 October 1996 to discuss the Board's reports.
A This line shows the status of implementation of the recommendations contained in the Board's reports on the biennium 2002-2003 as at 31 May 2005 as per A/60/113.
The Board's reports to the General Assembly contain the stipulated elements, and since the dates of the Board's regular session have been advanced, the Board's report to the General Assembly is made available earlier.
Mr. Chak Mun See(Trade and Development Board), speaking as the President of the Trade and Development Board(TDB), introduced the Board's reports to the Committee.
In that connection, the Advisory Committee points out that the Board's reports include a section containing the Board's comments on action taken to implement its recommendations.
During the audit period, the Board issued 186 management letters to organizations on matters of programme and financial management; these are not included in the Board's reports to the General Assembly.
The Group would study the observations, comments andrecommendations contained in the Board's reports with a view to contributing to proposals to address the deficiencies and weaknesses identified.
Mr. Melrose(United States of America)said that his delegation generally supported the conclusions of the Board of Auditors and the Advisory Committee and considered that the Committee should accept the Board's reports.
In paragraph 2 of its resolution 61/233,the General Assembly approved all the recommendations contained in the Board's reports on the 2004-2005 accounts, which are reflected in table 3 above.
The Advisory Committee also received the Board's reports for the voluntary funds administered by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and for the capital master plan for the year ended 31 December 2009.
The Advisory Committee welcomes the strategic focus of the Board and trusts that the Board's reports will continue to focus on those areas it considers carry the greatest risk to the Organization.
ACABQ believed that the Board's reports should be published before the start of the regular session of the General Assembly and intended to hold further discussions on that question with the Board and representatives of the Secretary-General.