Примеры использования Board expresses на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Board expresses its deep appreciation to them.
Although unliquidated obligations can be carried forward up to a maximum of five years, the Board expresses concern about the high incidence of cancellations of prior-period obligations, which may be indicative of an apparent overstatement of expenditure in previous years.
The Board expresses its appreciation for the information provided by the Governments of Cambodia, Germany and Peru.
The Programme Coordinating Board expresses its appreciation to the Government of Jamaica for the support it has provided in the organization of the field visits.
The Board expresses concern regarding the delay in recovering the amount.
The Board expresses its reservations about those practices.
The Board expresses its concern on the relatively high staff costs that have been incurred in 2002-2003.
The Board expresses its special gratitude to project proponents who have submitted new methodologies for baselines and monitoring plans.
The Board expresses its appreciation for the sound, independent and timely analysis provided in this year's Trade and Development Report.
The Board expresses its position in the form of a decision issued based on the medical documentation and following an examination of the patient, if necessary.
The Board expresses serious concern that controls over field assets were inadequate to deter losses or unauthorized use of property.
The Board expresses concern that the previously observed pattern of slippage will continue, increasing the risk of higher contractor costs and overheads ibid., para. 49.
The Board expresses the view that the Administration has not changed its approach with respect to forecasting the final cost of the project, with the exception of the costing of risks.
The Board expresses its appreciation to these donors for providing funding and political support enabling the implementation of the provisions of General Assembly resolution ES-10/17.
The Board expresses its appreciation to these donors for providing funding and political support enabling the implementation of the provisions of General Assembly resolution ES-10/17.
The Board expresses concern over far-reaching reservations made in 1996 by Lebanon and the Philippines to provisions related to measures against money-laundering in the 1988 Convention.
The Programme Coordinating Board expresses deep appreciation to the Government and people of Jamaica for hosting its 16th meeting, and adopts the decisions, recommendations and conclusions of the 16th Programme Coordinating Board meeting.
The Board expresses its appreciation to the staff of the Office of the Capital Master Plan, the Office of Programme Planning, Budget and Accounts and the Office of Central Support Services for their cooperation and assistance during the course of the audit.
The Board expresses reservations about the legal aid system in paragraphs 48 to 54 below, and considers that, while the external auditor is not in a position to investigate the allegations of fee-splitting practices, the present system may contribute to increasing the risk of such practices.
The Board expresses special concern on shortcomings observed relating to cash and bank account management and recommends that the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime update and extend management instructions, such as on cash or inventory management.
The Board expresses concern, however, that while Western European countries are increasing their cooperation and implementing advanced levels of legislation to counter the drug problem, no comprehensive drug legislation has been enacted in any of the formerly socialist countries of Eastern Europe.
The Board expresses serious concern that internal checks were inadequate to prevent the unauthorized use of telephones or to identify private and official calls, with the result that the regular budget had to bear a substantial amount that pertained either to fraudulent, personal or unidentified official calls.
The Board expresses concern regarding the significant challenges facing the Fund in recent years in both the volume and the complexity of its work, resulting, on the one hand, from the increase in the population served and the longevity of its beneficiaries, and, on the other hand, the steady loss in institutional memory owing to a high number of retirements and other separations within the Fund secretariat.
The Board expressed appreciation for the donors' contributions to the Fund.
The Board expressed particular satisfaction at the results of the project.
The Board expressed appreciation for the information and analysis provided.
The Board expressed its satisfaction with the work undertaken and results achieved.
The Board expressed deep concern about the decreasing financial base of the Institute.
The Board expressed its position on the future of the Institute in the following statement.
The Board expressed satisfaction with the valuation results, which it considered to be favourable.