Примеры использования Board would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Well, the review board would beg to differ.
The Board would report periodically to the Secretary-General.
Accordingly, with effect from 1997, the Board would present annual reports on peacekeeping operations.
The Board would formally approve the nomination of those organizations;
Look, Adrian, I just think that maybe the school board would look more favorably on Omar if you're both churchgoers, you know?
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The Board would keep the matter under review in the current audit cycle.
As such, as of July 2015, the Board would have eight members and two seats would be left vacant.
The board would meet for one week each year;
The Under-Secretary-General had mentioned that the Board would review programmes and activities in which there was overlapping, particularly in the economic and social areas.
The board would serve to complement existing mechanisms and be kept under review.
It was not necessary to establish a formal mechanism whereby the Board would seek the Advisory Committee's concurrence on topic-specific audit reports by submitting a proposed programme of work.
The Board would periodically review the progress achieved, both in terms of the framework and the resource target.
He stated that the Board would get an update on the business plan implementation.
The Board would therefore welcome the Commission's advice as to which of these substances special attention should be directed.
The Oversight Board would deal with all oversight matters, both internal and external.
The Board would assist the Acting Director with suggestions for the selection of experts.
It was agreed that the Board would remain seized of those issues until appropriate solutions had been found.
The Board would oversee the transition to the integrated United Nations library service.
Under the second proposal, the Board would meet annually to deal with budget matters, but would also consider other limited matters, in the odd-numbered years.
The Board would welcome renewal of the dialogue begun with the Government several years ago.
As requested by the Advisory Committee, the Board would continue to pay special attention to the resident audit function and, in particular, to ascertain the extent of implementation of its recommendations.
The Board would closely monitor the situation and would review the matter in 2009.
The Board would monitor such developments and comment on the matter at appropriate times.
The Board would normally expect the financial statements to provide the means of accountability.
The Board would direct the creation of an integrated library service and its functioning afterwards.
The executive board would award grants to projects in accordance with criteria established by the COP/MOP16.
The Oversight Board would evaluate the overall efficiency and effectiveness of the external auditor and the internal oversight service.
The Board would include the Administrator of UNDP and the Under-Secretary-General of the Department of Administration and Management.
The Board would offer dispute settlement services to Member States and receive requests from parties to disputes.
The Board would continue to monitor those concerns as well as the implementation of the new staffing system introduced in May 2002.