Примеры использования Effective system of accountability на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Board considers that an effective system of accountability requires that.
An effective system of accountability and responsibility would also have to be introduced but, there again, only the first steps had been taken.
The Board is of the view that an effective system of accountability requires that.
Indeed, an effective system of accountability would help to improve the morale of staff and promote the transparency required for effective human resources management.
The establishment of committees and working groups could not of itself ensure that an effective system of accountability was in place.
Vi Establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility(resolution 48/218, sect. I. E);
It was important that the Secretariat should have the support of the membership of the United Nations in introducing a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility.
The basic features of the new transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility would be in place by 1 January 1995.
In December 1993,the General Assembly, in its resolution 48/218 A, called very decisively for the"establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility.
A transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility demands more than setting out or revising procedures, regulations and rules.
The Secretary-General's report on the establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility was apposite.
He hoped that a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility would be put in place without delay, in compliance with resolutions 47/212 B and 47/214.
A/C.5/49/1 Report of the Secretary-General on the establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility.
The basics of a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility in the United Nations will be in place by 1 January 1995.
The Committee welcomed the report of the Secretary-General on the establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility in the United Nations Secretariat.
An effective system of accountability and responsibility depends in the first instance on the clarity of objectives and rules, resulting in a clear mission statement for the Organization, from which its strategic imperatives may be derived.
In his view, delegation of authority had not been matched by an effective system of accountability and due priority must be given to that issue.
Moreover, the implementation of the Commission's proposal should be an integral part of a whole reform process which included enhancing staff efficiency and establishing an effective system of accountability and responsibility.
Nepal also supported the initiative to establish a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility by January 1995, as described in the Secretary-General's report A/C.5/49/1.
At its 18th and 20th meetings, on 2 and6 September 1994, the Committee considered the report of the Secretary-General on the establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility. 2/.
In that spirit, it welcomed the establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility, which must be given the necessary resources and institutional backing.
And to apprise the Assembly of the measures taken in order to implement the recommendations contained in his report on the establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility. A/C.5/49/1.
It must be emphasized, however,that the introduction of a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility is more than setting forth or revising procedures, regulations and rules.
Pursuant to General Assembly resolution 49/216 C of 23 December 1994, the Secretary-General submitted a report on the establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility A/C.5/49/1.
In its consideration of the Secretary-General's report on a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility, CPC had indicated the importance of the concept that the Secretariat worked to serve all Member States.
In August 1994, the Secretary-General announced that a United Nations"Code of Conduct" would be promulgated as part of the establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability see A/C.5/49/1, paras. 28-31.
The establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility was an excellent move, and the useful recommendations made by the Ad Hoc Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts warranted positive consideration.
It was noted that a report of the Secretary-General dated 5 August 1994 entitled"Establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability and responsibility" 2/ was under consideration.
As the Secretary-General had stated in his report, an effective system of accountability and responsibility depended on the clarity of objectives and rules, resulting in a clear mission statement for the Organization from which its strategic imperatives could be derived.
With regard to fraud and presumptive fraud,his delegation strongly recommended the establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability, as called for in General Assembly resolution 48/218.