Примеры использования Controller also на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Controller also replied to questions raised.
The Advisory Committee was informed of this authorization by a separate letter of the Controller, also dated 3 September 2010.
The Controller also made a statement.
But that's not all, as the controller also now comes with an elapsed time indicator.
The Controller also informed the Committee that subsequently, the Secretary-General, in his report dated 22 May 2000(S/2000/460), submitted conclusions and recommendations regarding the plans and requirements for the implementation of those two resolutions and all other relevant resolutions.
Use Windows Server Backup to back up all volumes on a domain controller(also known as a full server backup) or a specified set of critical volumes that contain system state data.
The Controller also made a statement and clarified issues raised by delegations during the discussion.
For level 3 the controller also controls an electrical pre-heater.
The Controller also recognized concerns raised by States in regard to inventory management.
In addition to the 15,7cm screen,the new controller also features an accelerometer and a gyroscope, a rumble feature, an inward-facing camera, a microphone and speakers.
The Controller(also called a money broker in some jurisdictions) is the key to success of the system.
In that context, the Controller also drew attention to General Assembly resolution 45/248, part B VI.
The Controller also illustrated the budgetary breakdown by"rights group.
Furthermore, the display controller also has a high-end graphics card to perform rendering operations as requested by clients in the network.
The Controller also made a statement and responded to questions posed.
The blind controller also offers wireless connection options for various sensors.
An external controller also makes it possible to define priorities for given heat source operation.
The Controller also gave an overview of the six main risk areas identified by the Board and explained responsive actions taken by UNHCR.
The Controller also explained that earmarking was in itself a form of prioritization, hence constraining the High Commissioner's ability to prioritize.
The controller also has preset FOR a network with a familiar user interface that allows you to track key performance indicators asika and configure all necessary settings.
The Controller also assured the Committee that UNHCR would continue the dialogue and work to improve transparency and provide the additional information requested by Member States.
The Controller also wrote to the same officials on 10 October 2002 further emphasizing that it would also be necessary to refocus resources away from old outputs, which were of marginal utility.
The Controller also requested that the total amount of $1,336,800 gross($1,252,000 net), which was provided under resolution 48/256 for the four-month period from 1 July to 31 October 1994, should be assessed on Member States.
The Controller also highlighted the issue of running costs, saying that while the overall running costs in 1995 were SFR 1,626,220, in 1996 they were confirmed to be SFR 1,486,000 and in 1997 they would further decrease to SFR 1,390,000.
The Controller also indicated that the costs involved could be absorbed within resources already authorized by the General Assembly in its resolution 49/231 B. The Advisory Committee's concurrence was conveyed to the Secretary-General by the Chairman of the Committee in a letter dated 28 September 1995.
The Controller also briefed the Committee on ongoing developments in the areas of fiscal stability and budgetary control; the Management Systems Renewal Project(MSRP) and the new software Focus; the adoption of International Public Accounting Standards(IPSAS); risk management; oversight; and accountability.
The Controller also noted some challenges that the project faces, including transition and alignment with Umoja; inventory and fixed asset valuation; and the impact of IPSAS financial reporting requirements on the work of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions and the Fifth Committee.
The Controller also acts as the Assistant Secretary-General of the Office of Programme Planning, Budget and Accounts, and supervises three organizational entities, namely, the Programme Planning and Budget Division, the Peace-keeping Financing Division and the Accounts Division.
The Controller also indicated that, by a letter dated 1 February 2008, the Secretary-General had advised the Security Council of his decision to extend the mandate of the Special Envoy until 30 June 2008 and to continue UNAMID support to the mediation efforts of the Special Envoys of the African Union and the United Nations.
The Controller also noted that the expansion would require immediate strengthening of the Force's international civilian and Local level staffing establishment on a provisional basis, pending determination of the actual additional requirements which would be submitted in the context of the revised budget proposals for the period from 1 July 2000 to 30 June 2001.