Примеры использования Department of peacekeeping operations must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Department of Peacekeeping Operations must strive to achieve better integration across a wide spectrum of agencies.
Since that problem had been found in some other missions as well, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must lay down clear rules to correct it.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations must enjoin the Mission to disclose the exact amount recovered thus far.
All medical supplies andconsumables used within the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must meet the United Nations standard international standard.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations must maintain the seconded expertise of active military and police personnel which reinforced its unique capabilities.
In view of the size of MONUC andthe relatively high level of its resource requirements, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must take extra care to ensure that its budget was well managed.
However, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must provide fuller and more timely information on incidents involving peacekeepers.
The Security Council, in ordering such operations, must ensure that they were not used to serve narrow political interests, and the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must exert its best efforts to ensure that their execution was transparent, effective, free of double standards and in conformity with the Charter.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations must give serious consideration to the recommendations contained in paragraphs 45-49 of the Advisory Committee's report with a view to their adoption by MONUC.
The European Union agreed with the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations that the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must be maintained on a sound and secure basis through adequate United Nations funding for appropriate posts.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations must strive to adhere to the target of 120 days set by the Office of Human Resources Management for the recruitment and deployment of Professional staff.
To ensure the safety and security of personnel, regular risk assessment andinformation-sharing was crucial and the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must keep its channels open to the permanent missions at Headquarters to guarantee prompt transmission of information with regard to casualties or incidents.
Fifth, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must abide by the principle of due geographical representation in its staffing structure. Representation should be commensurate with troop contributions in the field.
In attempting to incorporate national practices, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must ensure, that the outcome was relevant and complied with United Nations practices and legislative policies.
Third, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must develop and require missions to implement a data collection and management system that tracks not only allegations but also the response of missions to those allegations.
The Heads of State orGovernment underlined that planning within the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must be more transparent and effective and that troop contributing countries should be consulted at all stages of a mission.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations must organize intensive training for peacekeepers, both on arrival and during the mission assignment, on the required standards of conduct and, in particular, on the detailed prohibitions set out in the 2003 bulletin.
The Office of Military Affairs of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must fulfil three critical military functions in support of peacekeeping operations. .
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations must continue to adapt its processes and structures over the course of the next five years to maximize this trend, institutionalize knowledge and experience, make the most of scarce resources and provide efficient, cohesive support to field operations. .
He agreed that staffing issues for the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must be reviewed in their entirety, considering the large number of staff on loan to that Department. .
The expansion of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must abide by the Charter and all other relevant provisions, and China was, in principle, against the use of loaned officers.
Should that not occur, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must adjust its activities to the level of resources allocated to it.
The know-how and experience of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must be utilized, and the Secretary-General must be provided with the necessary staffing and financing.
That meant that, in planning an operation, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must explicitly define and clearly identify those elements that should be incorporated into the mandates of peacekeeping operations. .
The existing capacity of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must be consolidated by ensuring civilian-military cooperation in all areas from the planning and preparation of an operation through its implementation, closure and post-mission analysis.
Civilian staff in the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must have predictable career prospects, as should most of the Professional civilian staff in United Nations peacekeeping operations who are currently on appointments of limited duration.
The Special Committee believes that civilian staff in the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must have predictable career prospects, as should most of the professional civilian staff in United Nations peacekeeping operations who are currently on appointments of limited duration.
In the context of field operations, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations must balance the requirement to support the implementation of Security Council mandates with the need to fulfil all procedural procurement requirements, recognizing that failure to deliver timely support may impact on mandate implementation.
The design and implementation of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations training must support the strategic goals of the United Nations and the Department of Peacekeeping Operations. .
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations(DPKO) must improve coordination and information-sharing between Headquarters and the troop-contributing countries.