Примеры использования Board of auditors report на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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United Nations Board of Auditors report.
The Board of Auditors report accompanies the financial statements.
Another delegation requested clarification on the issue of reporting on fraud cases in the Board of Auditors Report.
The United Nations Board of Auditors report for the biennium ended 31 December 2009 was unqualified.
UNOPS is pleased to have the opportunity to provide a response to the Board of Auditors report for the biennium ended 31 December 2005.
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In paragraph 123, the Board of Auditors reported that UNOPS agreed with its recommendation that UNOPS address cost monitoring of its projects.
As had been recommended by the AAC in previous years, efforts need to be expended to seek andobtain supporting documents in order to avoid the qualification in the Board of Auditors report.
The Committee has also made comments on the Board of Auditors report on the United Nations peacekeeping operations A/63/5 Vol.
Board of Auditors report on the capital master plan for the year ended December 2010 noted a forecast cost overrun of. .
In response, the Deputy Executive Director pointed out that the Board of Auditors report made reference to the practices followed by UNICEF, UNDP and WFP.
In paragraph 179, the Board of Auditors reported that UNOPS agreed with its recommendation that UNOPS compile a formal plan for the implementation of the International Public Service Accounting Standards.
Those visits aim at confirming the conclusion of the documentation review andare an essential part of aviation oversight industry practice Board of Auditors report, A/60/5 Vol.
In paragraph 125, the Board of Auditors reported that UNOPS agreed with its recommendation that UNOPS obtain formal authorizations for budget increases on a timely basis.
Resolution 56/233 B of 27 June 2002(in particular para. 3), in which the General Assembly endorsed the recommendations contained in the report of the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions on the preparation of the report of the Secretary-General on the Board of Auditors report.
In paragraph 89, the Board of Auditors reported that UNOPS agreed with its recommendation that UNOPS fund its operational reserve at the required level in a timely manner.
The Committee notes the decision of the General Assembly in its resolution 63/287 to designate, as a pilot project, centres of investigation in Nairobi, Vienna and New York from 1 July 2009 to30 June 2012 and its request that the Secretary-General and the Board of Auditors report on various aspects of the implementation of the project.
Given the importance of these issues, the Committee recommends that the Board of Auditors report to the General Assembly on an annual basis on progress in implementation of IPSAS.
Since the Board of Auditors report, UNMIL Property Management Section has concentrated its efforts on resolving the issue of unlocated assets and status reports of such items are provided on a monthly basis so that the records can be corrected by the various cost centres and write-off action initiated.
Mr. Liu Yu(Chairman, Audit Operations Committee, United Nations Board of Auditors), introducing the Board of Auditors report on the United Nations peacekeeping operations for the 12-month period from 1 July 2009 to 30 June 2010 A/65/5 Vol.
In paragraph 130, the Board of Auditors reported that UNOPS agreed with its reiterated recommendation that UNOPS secure authorizations for excess project expenditures and revise budgets in a timely manner.
The report takes into consideration comments received from the October 2011 Audit Advisory Committee meeting and the Report of the Board of Auditors to the General Assembly(A/66/139), as well as the UNDP-specific comments made by the AdvisoryCommittee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions(ACABQ)(A/66/377) on the Board of Auditors report.
The Committee notes from the Board of Auditors report that the number of staff in between assignments(SIBAs) decreased by 40 per cent from 2003 to 2005, or from 187 to 113 A/61/5/Add.5, table 1.
Ms. McLurg(Chairman of the AdvisoryCommittee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions), introducing the report of the Advisory Committee on the activities of the Procurement Task Force(A/63/490), welcomed the Board of Auditors report on the activities of the Procurement Task Force(A/63/167) and its conclusion that the workof the Task Force had not exposed widespread corruption at the United Nations.
In paragraph 494, the Board of Auditors reported that UNOPS agreed with its recommendation that UNOPS implement the recommendation resulting from the Office of Internal Oversight Services review.
In his report, the Secretary-General concurred with the five recommendations contained in the Board of Auditors report(A/63/167) and provided information on implementation time frames, the office holders responsible for implementation and the priorities for implementation.
In paragraph 457 the Board of Auditors reported that the Asia-Pacific Office agreed with its recommendation that the Asia-Pacific Office produce reports when this is required by a memorandum of understanding.
The Deputy High Commissioner complemented the Controller's responses,highlighting that the Board of Auditors Report was written before some key progress on the enterprise risk management(ERM) system, including relevant trainings and assessments that are expected to be completed in 2015.
In annex I to that report, the Board of Auditors reported that the overall implementation rate of its recommendations for prior periods was 76 per cent, which is a major improvement.
She reported that since December 2009,when the Board of Auditors report was issued, one third of the National Committees were surpassing a 75 per cent contribution rate while another third reached 70 per cent or more.
With respect to the observations by IAAC on the Board of Auditors report, the Group remained willing to work with its partners to resolve the issues of both the accounting treatment and the funding of end-of-service liabilities.