Примеры использования Department would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Department would focus on three general areas.
In order to tackle overexpenditure beyond its control, the Department would work with the other parties concerned.
In 2012, the Department would continue to support the work of the General Assembly.
The Committee's important work had not always received the attention it deserved, but he and his Department would work with the Committee to publicize its work and the Convention.
The Department would continue to service meetings of regional groups, within the limits of available resources.
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Upon such notification, the State Department would request that the diplomatic plates be returned.
The Department would ensure that all issues of items from the strategic deployment stocks are properly recorded.
As a follow-up to the workshop goals, the Department would remind all missions to support obligations with valid documents.
The Department would continue to make whatever data and information it had available in as many formats as possible.
Continued collaboration between the Committee on Information and the Department would become more and more relevant as the peoples and communities of the world became increasingly interconnected.
The Department would work with missions to ensure that adequate measures were implemented to control and dispose of non-expendable equipment.
Saudi Arabia hoped that,in accordance with General Assembly resolutions, the Department would devote greater attention to Middle East issues and in particular the suffering of the Palestinian people.
UNV and the Department would aim to develop an information-sharing system that would assure the effective management of the decentralized model.
Further efforts to widen distribution-- both geographically and linguistically-- depended oninitiatives by Member States; the Department would welcome any offers of assistance in that regard.
In those cases, the Department would continue to use gratis personnel.
Access to the Internet was unfortunately limited in the Rio Group countries as in all other developing countries, andthe Secretary-General ought to specify how the Department would respond to their information needs.
Thirdly, the Department would pay special attention to the most disadvantaged population groups.
The chain of command between the regional information centre, the office of the resident coordinator and the national information staff would be clearly defined, andthe regional information centre and the Department would provide guidance and coordination.
Starting in 2006, the Department would aggressively slot both the submission date and the anticipated length of all pre-session documents.
The representative of the Department responded that some steps had already been taken to implement the recommendations andthat implementation of the Secretary-General's proposals for the strengthening of the Department would also address some of the findings contained within the report.
The Department would ensure that the target was achieved before any request for additional or replacement of desktop printers was approved.
In accordance with operative paragraphs 5 and 7, the Department would assist in the preparation of the draft agenda, draft rules of procedure and draft final documents, which would include a programme of action.
The Department would continue to work with the Department of Peace-keeping Operations on basic information requirements for such operations.
The present arrangement was not sustainable, however, and the Department would need permanent and dedicated capacity to conduct, coordinate and monitor training and outreach activities effectively in the future.
The Department would conclude that strategy by 1 July 2015, and would need to take stock of progress, draw lessons from experience and define the way forward.
According to information received by the Advisory Committee, the Department would also have available to it over $4.7 million in general temporary assistance, not including nearly $1 million for overtime and personal service contracts.
His Department would work with other United Nations system entities to develop further proposals aimed at improving the governance of operational activities, as requested by the Assembly.
The use of chain gangs orhitching posts was not unconstitutional in itself, but the Department would seek immediate prohibition of the practice if conducted in violation of constitutional provisions e.g. ensuring adequate water supplies, access to toilets, medical care.
While the Department would still meet the needs of its paid subscribers, United Nations information centres in many countries continued to rely on print publications for outreach and information purposes.
Over the coming months the Department would work with the Department of Public Information to make the website more user-friendly.