Примеры использования Board had noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Board had noted a similar lack of a supplier roster in its 1992-1993 review.
In its previous report(A/65/5/Add.3, paras. 223-226), the Board had noted weaknesses in the controls surrounding the server rooms at UNRWA.
The Board had noted deficiencies in a number of areas of procurement and contract management.
With respect to procurement andcontract management, the Board had noted that competition for the provision of goods and services was too often lacking.
The Board had noted a similar weakness in its review of procurement in the biennium 1992-1993.
Numerous delegations welcomed the revised report andexpressed their sense that the document addressed most of the issues that the Board had noted in the earlier version discussed at the previous session.
The Board had noted improvements in the first two, but encouraged UNHCR to continue its efforts.
With respect to the restructuring of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, the Board had noted excessive reliance on qualitative indicators of achievement and a lack of baselines for quantitative results.
The Board had noted that the relationship between CSOs and the organizations was continually evolving.
In the context of the Board's consideration of the Fund's budget proposals for 2012-2013, which included four new posts in the operational arm of the Fund(three of which had been previously approved by the Board and the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, butnot by the General Assembly), the Board had noted that the impact and implications of IPAS and other initiatives were not yet fully known.
The Board had noted an improvement of nearly $32 million, representing some 80 per cent, over the prior period.
In its previous reports, the Board had noted various issues in the management of rations that needed to be addressed.
The Board had noted a number of areas where programme management could be improved, for example in ITC, UNEP and UNHCR.
In its previous report, the Board had noted deficiencies in the CarLog units attached to the missions' vehicles.
The Board had noted in its previous report(A/68/5(Vol. II)) that about 13 per cent of budgeted flight hours had not been utilized.
In discussing economic development in Africa, the Board had noted that the region's share in international trade had fallen to only 2 per cent in the past 20 years.
Lastly, the Board had noted that, of the five recommendations made in its report for the year ended 31 December 2005 A/61/5 Vol.
On the issue of overpayment for construction contracts, the Board had noted that UNDP had paid a total of $39.3 million against fixed-price construction contracts valued at $27.9 million.
The Board had noted the progress made by UNICEF in bringing down the high retention rates and reserve levels of certain National Committees, but there was a need for further improvements.
While recognizing that excessive transport costs were a problem, the Board had noted that the landlocked developing countries had managed to overcome non-physical barriers to trade through arrangements with neighbouring transit countries.
The Board had noted that UNHCR employed, beyond its staffing table of 5,505 posts, some 1,099 project staff members as at 31 December 2001.
In addition, the Board had noted that in some cases change orders bore little relationship with the initial contracts.
The Board had noted that 45 per cent of its previous recommendations were under implementation, compared with 48 per cent at the end of the previous financial year.
Based on sample tests, the Board had noted significant discrepancies when comparing the results of physical counts with the balances shown in the Galileo database.
The Board had noted that the Division for Audit and Management Review of UNDP and the Audit Management and Consulting Division of OIOS lacked long-term plans to guide their audits.
With regard to assistance from UNCTAD for the Palestinian people, the Board had noted the wide support expressed for the secretariat's efforts to implement paragraph 35 of the São Paulo Consensus, and for its proposal to consider alternative routes for Palestinian trade and expand the policy instruments available to Palestinian policymakers.
Lastly, the Board had noted that the inability of UNOPS to fully implement the recommendations was not due to a lack of attention or effort on its part.
The Board had noted that under a 1997 memorandum of understanding, the Office of Internal Oversight Services assumed the internal audit function, through its Iraq Programme Section.
The Board had noted that this is a frequent practice for most nationally- executed expenditures financed by the United Nations system and the specialized agencies, as an essential part of the accountability system.
The Board had noted the continuing importance to Africa of ODA and Aid for Trade, and had called on developed countries to fulfil their commitment to doubling aid to the continent in order to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.