Примеры использования Broader mandate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Argentina had called for a broader mandate for the Convention.
For that reason the Ad Hoc Committee should be given a broader mandate.
JIU has a much broader mandate to conduct inspections and investigations.
It is, however, imperative to ensure that NEPAD's broader mandate remains in focus.
A broader mandate was contained in General Assembly resolution 37/94 B on questions relating to information.
They called on AMISOM to adopt a broader mandate for the protection of civilians.
As a result, a law was enacted establishing a new national institution with a broader mandate.
The Human Rights Commission had a broader mandate and included the Ombudsman among its members.
It was indeed possible that some complaints received were sent to other treaty bodies that had a broader mandate.
Mr. Giraudi reminded the Committee of its broader mandate, which goes beyond tax treaties.
The Caretaker Government has already overhauled the Commission,guaranteeing its independence and giving it a broader mandate.
In this context, we welcome the stabilizing role and a broader mandate of the International Security Assistance Force ISAF.
The new government has announced TAFREN's absorption into a reconstruction and development authority,which is expected to have a broader mandate.
Trade facilitation work within UN/CEFACT has a broader mandate than that of WTO.
Moreover, the broader mandate laid out in the Final Document acknowledged the need to revitalize the international disarmament architecture.
The drafting of the article andits commentary was part of the broader mandate of the Subcommittee on Tax Treatment of Services.
It had a broader mandate to review matters affecting every aspect of society, and its membership included representatives of Government departments, civil society and NGOs.
Similarly, CEDAW called for this Agency to be given a broader mandate and be granted additional investigative and sanction powers.
The broader mandate of the Working Group would also enable it to consider other climate aspects of disasters within the framework of the Inter-Agency Task Force for Disaster Reduction.
The National Mediation Office was established 1 June 2000 and was given a broader mandate than its predecessor, the National Conciliator's Office.
In 2012, the committee gave Blatter a broader mandate, today Blatter accuses him that he was the victim of"inquisition" and that the committee has no right to depose the elected president.
Guaranteeing the full enjoyment of human rights andfundamental freedoms is one aspect of the broader mandate of the United Nations to protect our populations.
In addition, these observers should be granted a broader mandate under which they could be more effective in monitoring and preventing human rights violations in these regions.
They often protect the rights of ethnic minorities, indigenous peoples, refugees,women or children and may have a broader mandate of training and education in human rights.
It was suggested that the Committee on Non-Governmental Organizations should be given a broader mandate to consider issues related to non-governmental organizations and to facilitate relations between the United Nations and non-governmental organizations.
While support was expressed for that suggestion,it was observed that it would be premature for the Working Group to make a recommendation that the Commission give such a broader mandate to the Working Group.
We hope that the General Assembly will soon grant its approval to a broader mandate for United Nations system-wide action for the prevention of armed conflict.
In order to reflect the growing awareness of the interlinkages among population issues, sustained economic growth and development,the Conference had a broader mandate than previous population conferences.
Thus, we propose that the CD initiate a discussion process to explore a broader mandate to develop and reflect the growth of concern of the international community on these issues.
Such international forces should have a broader mandate in terms of the use of force, not only for their own protection but also for the energetic implementation of all Security Council resolutions- from humanitarian objectives to disarmament and demilitarization.