Примеры использования Council's annual на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The presentation of the Council's annual report in that context is an example.
Slovakia joins the voices calling for enhancing the analytical nature of the Council's annual report.
The Council's annual report is still the formal expression of an obligation.
Such a cost-benefit analysis could be included in the Council's annual report to the General Assembly.
The Council's annual report to the General Assembly could be made more analytical.
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This should include the outcome of the Council's annual full day discussion on women's rights.
The Council's annual report does not shed any light on the rationale for and process of decision-making.
There was a lively discussion also of the Security Council's annual report to the General Assembly.
Submitting the Security Council's annual reports for subsequent consideration at the General Assembly session;
Germany welcomes the progress achieved in streamlining the Security Council's annual report to the General Assembly.
The Council's annual report was not intended to confirm the need for reform, but that is what it does.
A representative of the Special Committee participated in the Council's annual consideration of the relevant item.
The Council's annual budget is 3 million Euros, it has 40 staff members, most of them scientifically trained.
The result of those arrangements can feed into the Council's annual ministerial review as part of the regional perspective.
The Council's annual report illustrates the range of geographical issues that were considered in the reporting period.
A clear message emanating from resolution 57/270 B is the need to focus the Council's annual session around one broad theme.
The Security Council's annual report is an important element in the Charter relationship between these two major organs.
Ms. Sylvie Lucas,President of the Economic and Social Council, described the mandate and purpose of the Council's annual ministerial review.
The Security Council's annual report to the General Assembly must therefore be more than a merely symbolic or ritualistic act.
The discussion also touched upon another aspect of the relationship between the Council and the General Assembly, namely the Council's annual report to the General Assembly.
At the current stage, the effectiveness of the Council's annual sessions must also be improved in order to strengthen its coordinating role.
It is gratifying to note that some of the very pertinent comments andobservations made by Member States before the Assembly in previous years concerning the Council's annual report have indeed been heeded.
For the Council's annual ministerial review in July 2012, a public service announcement was produced for the opening of the meeting.
Not only would that avoid placing an unnecessary burden on the Third Committee, whose agenda was already full, butit would also ensure that the Council's annual report covered all its sessions.
On the one hand, the Council's annual report mentions little or no movement on a number of persistent problems, including the Middle East, Cyprus and Western Sahara.
To this end, a number of public activities have been organized recently and presented in both the specialized and generalized media. They include a study on potentialvictims' perception of discrimination, the annual report of the network of assistance to victims of discrimination, and the Council's annual conference.
While the Council's annual report reflects the fact that most of the items on its agenda involve Africa, attention and available resources also remain focused on that continent.
In the follow-up to the Economic and Social Council's annual ministerial review, a recently promoted initiative, ECA should convene a regional annual ministerial review, in order to encourage peer learning and experience-sharing among African countries.
The Council's annual report reaffirmed its importance in national capacity-building, global human rights monitoring and the promotion of economic, social, cultural, civil and political rights.
Unfortunately, the Security Council's annual report, while providing a good statistical record, fails to offer sufficient information or analysis, particularly with regard to its decision-making process.