Примеры использования Frequent rotation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The problem is further exacerbated by the frequent rotation of personnel.
Owing to the frequent rotation of military observers, the vehicles are operated by up to 200 different drivers each year.
The draft resolution would ensure the frequent rotation of small and medium-sized countries.
Frequent rotation of military staff resulted in the loss of institutional knowledge and the lack of management continuity, adversely impacting the effectiveness of the Office.
This very modern gallery, just a few feet from the garden,has a frequent rotation of exhibitions, as well as talks and workshops.
The frequent rotation of MONUC military observers, staff officers and contingents warrants the continuation of specialized training sessions on monitoring of the arms embargo.
However, assets would often be unaccounted for and accountability would be hampered by the frequent rotation of military personnel over the life-span of the mission.
Furthermore, owing to the frequent rotation of military personnel and insufficient supervision by civilian personnel, United Nations administrative procedures were not always complied with.
Many of the problems identified in the Timor operations can be attributedto problems with staffing, such as frequent rotation and delays in filling established posts.
The Committee was further informed that, given the frequent rotation of military personnel, such materials supplement and sustain efforts to disseminate information to all personnel.
It aims at defining sensitive fields in the administration and at reducing the risk of corruption by means of appropriate personnel measures,like additional supervision and frequent rotation.
The price to be paid- a less frequent rotation- would be compensated- more than compensated, I believe- by greater effectiveness and a larger"critical time" for each President to play a more incisive role.
First, regional groups might be given the right to determine how many seats- except one that would stay under the regular two-year rotation rule- would be used for frequent rotation.
However, owing to frequent rotation of military staff, there was a lack of institutional knowledge and continuity in the management of the Office which impacted the effectiveness of its operations.
As to a concrete modality for enlargement of the non-permanent category, we are open to a variety of proposals, including the simple addition of several non-permanent members orschemes providing more frequent rotation.
The frequent rotation of chief procurement officers in some cases leads to delays in providing essential services, resulting in additional time being needed to finalize essential liquidation tasks;
To ensure better follow-up to its monitoring activities, the Group recommends that UNOCI provide itsembargo cell with sufficient human resources, taking into account the frequent rotation of the Operation's personnel.
During operation, when a frequent rotation of the vice is required, it is sufficient to tighten only the centre spindle fixing screw while the screw opposite is held and turned with a hexagon key.
With regard to the note prepared by the Secretariat,several participants expressed their dissatisfaction at the frequent rotation of staff from mandates, which caused major disruptions in the servicing of sensitive mandates.
Lack of continuity in staffing: While frequent rotation of military personnel was beyond management's control, the lack of continuity in staffing was demonstrated by high turnover of managers and staff, including sector administrative officers.
To this end, as we have indicated before,we see considerable merit in proposals that would expand the Council to allow for more frequent rotation by countries which more fully meet the primary requirements of Article 23, dealing with the composition of the Council.
OIOS observed that the frequent rotation of military staff resulted in the loss of institutional knowledge and a lack of management continuity and recommended the need to establish a mechanism to develop and sustain the institutional knowledge and management continuity within the Office.
On the other hand, if a broad consensus emerges with full respect for the sovereign equality of all Member States,we are willing to contemplate more frequent rotation or longer terms for countries that make a greater contribution to the objectives of the United Nations.
According to the staff members under investigation, this frequent rotation led to interviews being conducted by investigators with limited knowledge of the rules of operation of the United Nations administration, particularly in the context of peacekeeping operations.
The management of the performance compact process willbe more complex and resource-intensive for personnel in the field than for staff at Headquarters owing to the more frequent rotation of mission leadership and their support staff and the complex factors that influence the mandate implementation of field operations.
The increased requirements under common staff costs relate to frequent rotation in the Office of the Prosecutor, which has resulted in higher payments for installation/repatriation travel and allowances, generating a higher rate of actual common staff costs than projected.
The Protection Officer will also provide technical advice on protection of civilian issues to the State Coordinator, including on coordination with humanitarian partners and contribute to designing, updating and delivering protection of civilians training for relevant Mission components, with particular attention to military andpolice where frequent rotation necessitates regular training.
Secondly, there should be an additional category of non-permanent members with a more frequent rotation, six in any particular composition of the Security Council, elected in accordance with a formula to be determined by the General Assembly and alternating every second two-year term.
Those constraints included the numerous changes in its mandate, as well as other uncertainties in its operating environment, delays in budgetary authorization, cumbersome and inflexible procurement practices and procedures,a lack of experienced United Nations staff, the frequent rotation of personnel, the difficulty of integrating military and civilian components, and the intractability of some local authorities with respect to their obligations under the various status-of-forces agreements.
It was also stated that the size of the military component at mission headquarters and the frequent rotation of staff officers compounded the challenge of ensuring efficient and effective information management in accordance with United Nations policies and best practices.