Примеры использования Geographic basis на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Urges the Secretary-General to ensure that recruitment to Professional andhigher categories is made on a wide geographic basis;
Open and effective international competition; and encourage competition on as wide a geographic basis as practicable and suited to market circumstances;
It fully supports the intention of the Secretariat to double the United Nations procurement vendor register and expand its geographic basis.
She also looked forward to increasing interaction with Board members on a geographic basis to discuss informally issues and challenges being confronted and which she hoped would be overcome in the next several months.
With regard to recruitment,the new posts created by resolution 59/276 should be filled expeditiously and on a wide geographic basis.
Since Earth observations were capable of providing synoptic andauthentic information on a geographic basis, the countries of the region should come to realize the benefit of harnessing those new developments in the field of information technology for developmental planning.
All efforts will be made by the Registry to secure the international character of the staff of the Tribunal on as wide a geographic basis as possible.
The Department will also continue to develop andimplement innovative strategies aimed at gender parity on a broad geographic basis in all aspects of peacekeeping operations.
As for regional representation,it is essential to ensure that distribution of posts within the Council's non-permanent category be done on an equitable geographic basis.
While acknowledging that the General Assembly did not specify the requisite composition for the Panel of Experts,the Advisory Committee believes that the Secretary-General should have made every effort to form a Panel with as wide a geographic basis as possible, which could have benefited from the relevant expertise available in all regional groups.
The Group was concerned that the Secretariat had largely ignored the General Assembly's call for recruitment to the Professional posts created by resolution 59/276 to be made on a wide geographic basis.
Expresses concern over the increase in the use of consultants, especially in the core activities of the Organization, stresses that the use of consultants should be governed by the relevant General Assembly resolutions, in particular resolution 53/221, section VIII, anddrawn from the widest possible geographic basis, and requests the Secretary-General to make the greatest possible use of in-house capacity and to report on the measures taken to that effect at its sixty-fifth session;
She further said that the composition of theBureau should be limited to the elected Bureau, although in her group's view the Chairman could invite other Committee members to participate on an equitable geographic basis.
Reaffirms that the human resources management scorecard should reflect that the paramount consideration in the employment of staff and in the determination of conditions of service shall be the necessity of securing the highest standards of efficiency,competence and integrity, with due regard to recruiting staff on as wide a geographic basis as possible, and requests the Secretary-General to submit to the General Assembly a proposal thereon, including the performance-related criteria;
The first resolution of the General Assembly on the issue of the principle of geographical distribution(resolution 153(II)of 15 November 1947) reaffirmed the principle of recruiting staff on as wide a geographic basis as possible.
While field posts are not subject to the system of desirable ranges, due consideration is paid to gender andthe importance of recruiting staff on as wide a geographic basis as possible.
While noting that the regular requirements for geographical distribution did not apply,the Commission was unanimous that staff under appointments of limited duration should be recruited from as wide a geographic basis as possible.
Lastly, the Group of 77 and China urged the General Assembly to take the necessary steps to ensure that staff were recruited to Professional posts in the Department of Safety andSecurity on a wide geographic basis.
Moving from the General Service to the Professional category in UNICEF does not require passing a competitive examination, as is the case at the United Nations,partly because UNICEF is not obliged to recruit staff on a geographic basis.
While the majority of posts in the Department are funded from the peacekeeping support account, and are therefore not governed by the system of desirable ranges,due regard is given to the importance of recruiting on a wide geographic basis.
To be able to develop ecosystem benefit estimates on a European scale it is necessary to apply the techniques of benefit transfer so as touse the results of the few existing studies focusing on one country on a broad geographic basis.
Making better use of existing information- administrative records held by government departments, local area offices, local government, National Health Service(NHS) databases etc will be drawn together andanalysed on a consistent geographic basis.
The Advisory Committee recalls General Assembly resolution 59/276, in which the Assembly established the Department of Safety and Security and urged the Secretary-General to ensure that recruitment to Professional andhigher categories in the Department was made on a wide geographic basis.
The integrated computer workstation of GIEWS, developed by FAO with financial support from the European Union, is capable of integrating remote sensing, agrometeorological,socio-economic and statistical data and news reports on a common geographic basis and is now fully operational in GIEWS.
The United Nations programme on public administration was created in 1948 by the General Assembly, which saw the need for international facilities that would provide training on the principles, procedures andmethods of modern administration to candidates recruited on a wide geographic basis resolution 246(III) of 4 December 1948.
While most of the recommendations in this report are addressed to the Secretary-General and the General Assembly, recommendation 11 is addressed specifically to the executive heads of the United Nations funds andprogrammes, calling upon them to give greater importance to ensuring recruitment of staff at senior levels on as wide a geographic basis as possible paragraph 111.
The General Assembly's first resolution on the issue of the composition of the Secretariat and the principle of geographical distribution(resolution 153(II) of 15 November 1947) reaffirmed the principle of securing the highest standards of efficiency, competence and integrity in the staff of the Secretariat,as well as the importance of recruiting staff on as wide a geographic basis as possible.
These co-ordinates may be regarded as the basis for geographic information.
Staff shall also be selected on the basis of equitable geographic distribution.
Some retail businesses have also autonomously barred certain products on the basis of geographic origin.