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The Board reported to ACABQ on its inability to complete its work.
In paragraph 80 of its report for the biennium 1996-1997, the Board reported that this problem persists.
The Board reported that for the 1992-1993 biennium, UNFPA had kept within the limits.
At dawn on October 25, five hundred miles south of the Azores,lookouts on board reported seeing a sail 12 miles to windward.
In May 1995, the Board reported to UNDP on the results of its review of UNIFEM's financial difficulties.
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A Official Records of the General Assembly, Fifty-ninth Session,Supplement No. 5(A/61/5(vol. I)). In addition, the Board reported on the capital master plan A/59/161.
The Board reported on its consultations with the Government of India regarding the level of its stocks of opium.
In its report(A/67/5/Add.7, paras. 131-132), the Board reported several deficiencies in UNFPA leave administration.
The Board reported in paragraph 47 of its previous report1 that the Investigations Unit in Kigali would be closed at the end of 2004.
In its previous report(A/65/5/Add.10, chap. II), the Board reported frequent extensions of projects at UNOPS operations centres.
The Board reported that all organizations had, to varying degrees, provided or disclosed their liabilities in this respect.
A Official Records of the General Assembly,Sixty-fifth Session, Supplement No. 5(A/65/5(Vol. I)). In addition, the Board reported on the capital master plan, ibid., Supplement No. 5 A/65/5 Vol.
This is an update since the Board reported in its latest report on the status of implementation of recommendations A/68/163.
The Board reported extensively on UNFPA's control over programme expenditure in its previous report and followed up on its recommendations, as reflected below.
Instead, for the year ended 31 December 2012,for entities that had implemented IPSAS, the Board reported on the implementation of previous recommendations in each of its entity-specific reports. .
In paragraph 179, the Board reported that UNOPS agreed with its recommendation that UNOPS compile a formal IPSAS implementation plan.
In its previous report(A/59/162) the Board reported on its review of programme expenditure at UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF, UNHCR and UNODC.
The Board reported previously(A/57/5, vol. II, chap. II, para. 186) about the inconsistency in the application of entry rules and grading of employees.
In paragraph 39 of its previous report, 2 the Board reported that two tax authorities had subjected UNRWA to direct taxes and customs duties.
The Board reported previously that, as at 31 March 2012, there had been five claims from contractors for additional costs and as at 30 April 2013, there were three new claims.
In its interim audit report, the Board reported that, despite OIOS recommendations to address those issues, the matters remained unresolved.
The Board reported in March 2001 on the expanded examination of the practices and procedures with regard to the handling of arbitration/claims cases by the United Nations Administration, covering the period 1994 to 1997.
Focusing on the case of Haiti, in July 2009 the Board reported the discovery of 2,416 identity cards"wrongfully issued" to foreigners between 1994 and 1997.
In paragraph 347, the Board reported that the Administration agreed with its recommendation that it should ensure that MINURCAT and UNDOF develop realistic training plans and monitor their execution carefully.
The Advisory Committee was informed,upon enquiry, that the Board reported on such management in eight entities: the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, UNHCR, UNODC, UNICEF, UNDP, UNFPA, UN-Women and UNEP.
Last year, the Board reported to the General Assembly that views differed among its three constituent groups.
On 28 January 1998, the complainant reapplied for cancellation of the expulsion order.On 27 March 1998, the Migration Board reported that impediments against the enforcement of the expulsion order under the Aliens Act could not be totally ruled out. On 5 November 1998, the Government granted the complainant a temporary resident permit, valid six months on the grounds of the special circumstances that were considered applicable at the time.
In paragraph 50, the Board reported that UNOPS agreed with its recommendation that UNOPS conduct ongoing reviews of its accounts payable balances.
In paragraph 238, the Board reported that the Administration agreed with its recommendation that it should revise the threshold list for non-expendable property.
In paragraph 183, the Board reported that the Administration agreed with its recommendation that UNAMID should install fire pre-warning systems in all warehouses.