Примеры использования Department produced на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Department produced media materials and helped to organize the press conference and media outreach.
Continuing its close monitoring of the world economic andsocial situation, the Department produced the World Economic and Social Survey, 1996.
The Department produced a 10-panel travelling exhibit for display in the General Assembly Delegates' Entrance area.
As a further dimension of its responsibility for monitoring the world economic andsocial situations, the Department produced the World Economic and Social Survey 1995.
The Department produced and distributed 30,000 copies of a six-language poster for the Third Decade(DPI/1651) in September 1995.
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Owing to the heightened demand for accessible,in-depth information, the Department produced the Notes for Speakers series in an expanded 80-page reader-friendly format in English, French and Spanish in 1995.
The Department produced 21 short programmes, pertinent to the OAS region, in its UN in Action/CNN TV series.
For the high-level plenary meetings at the forty-eighth session of the General Assembly, the Department produced a travelling exhibit on UNDCP containing one panel devoted to the United Nations Decade against Drug Abuse.
In addition, the Department produced a 30-minute documentary video in 1995 on issues relating to the sustainable development of small island States.
In preparation for the United Nations International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, 26 June 1998, the Department produced a two-page information sheet which was distributed to United Nations information offices and journalists.
In addition, the Department produced eight feature programmes, in English, French, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and other languages.
In preparation for United Nations International Day in Support of Victims of Torture,which was observed for the first time on 26 June 1998, the Department produced a two-page information sheet, which was distributed to journalists and through United Nations information offices.
The Department produced a 20-minute"B-roll" video on the work of the United Nations in East Timor for distribution to broadcasters worldwide.
United Nations Headquarters did not have the capacity to maintain its own radio station so instead, the Department produced programmes-- in all six official languages plus Kiswahili and Portuguese-- that were made directly available to radio stations across the world through the United Nations website.
The Department produced a total of 24 radio programmes on decolonization in nine languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish, Bangla, Creole and Dutch.
Moreover, further to another request made by the General Assembly in the same resolution, following the conclusion of thefirst part of the forty-seventh session of the Assembly, through reallocation of resources, the Department produced a press release containing the resolutions and decisions adopted by the Assembly, together with the voting records, in Arabic, English, French and Spanish.
In that connection, the Department produced 300 press kits and a compilation of historical footage of General Assembly sessions on decolonization dating back to the 1960s.
In the first six months of 2007, the Department produced a total of 1,997 such releases(8,701 pages) in English and French.
In addition, the Department produced and displayed at Headquarters a portable, six-panel photo exhibit illustrating key concepts of the World Programme of Action concerning Disabled Persons.
In the first six months of 2006, the Department produced a total of 2,164 such releases(8,847 pages) in English and French.
The Department produced Notes for Speakers- Social Development in January 1995 to highlight the long-standing contributions of the United Nations in the area of social development.
In addition to news bulletins andcurrent affairs programmes, the Department produced 30 newsmagazines and 14 feature programmes in both official and non-official languages for regional and worldwide dissemination.
The Department produced more original content for its social media platforms than in the previous year on such areas as growing regional markets, technological advances and foreign investments.
To mark the successful completion of the UNMIT mandate, the Department produced a backgrounder in all six official languages for worldwide dissemination through the United Nations information centres and digital platforms.
The Department produced a total of 168 press releases, providing summaries in English and French of formal meetings and briefings, and distributed live television coverage to broadcasters around the world.
To promote the development agenda of the High-level Plenary Meeting the Department produced and organized a multisite launch of the Millennium Development Goals Report 2005 in a reader-friendly format integrating graphs, maps, photographs and text.
The Treasury Department produced a daily cash flow report containing information on the balances per bank, projected cash flows for the month(in and out) and possible foreign gains and losses.
As part of its ongoing work in support of United Nations campaigns and observances, the Department produced a special website marking the twentieth anniversary of OHCHR(in all six official languages) and completed a major redesign of the site for the Secretary-General's Millennium Development Goals Advocacy Group.
The Department produced in 1995 a book, Prerequisites for Peace in the Middle East- An Israeli-Palestinian Dialogue, reflecting the proceedings and the results of an international journalists' encounter held the previous year.
For example, for the World Summit for Social Development, the Department produced an information package of 24 short backgrounders or fact sheets which explored various issues relating to the Social Summit from the point of view of individual United Nations organizations.