Примеры использования Geographic status на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Staff recruited through the examination are given geographic status.
The National Geographic status for outstanding achievement in diver training and special care of the underwater environment.
III. Current applicable definition of the concept of geographic status. .
The number of United Nations staff having geographic status decreased from 2,886 in the period ending 30 June 2010 to 2,049 in the period ending 30 June 2011 A/66/347, table 2.
All successful candidates in a national competitive recruitment examination also receive"geographic status.
IV. Modifications in the parameters of geographic status and their implications.
The same is true when the base figure is expanded to include staff currently not having geographic status.
Decides that staff members retain geographic status when serving against a geographic post, except those recruited under the young professionals programme;
Taking into account Mongolia's status as a non-nuclear-weapon state party to the Treaty on the NonProliferation of Nuclear Weapons,as well as its unique geographic status.
Bringing this population into geographic status will severely affect the representation level of the nine Member States whose nationals make up the largest contingent of staff in language posts.
Taking into account Mongolia's status as a non-nuclear-weapon State party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons,as well as its unique geographic status.
Once geographic status has been given, it is retained throughout the period of uninterrupted service of the staff member, regardless of the nature of the position or functions to which the staff member may subsequently be assigned.
The figures showed only minimal improvement when compared with those of 2009, bearing in mind that in2010 the Assembly had approved, in its resolution 65/247, a change in the method of determining geographic status.
In these scenarios, changes are made by increasing the base figure and staff with geographic status from the situation at 30 June 2010 of 3,300 and 2,886, so as toinclude other staff that do not currently have geographic status.
Changes to geographical distribution by expandingthe base figure and population so as to include groups of staff that do not currently have geographic status.
Staff considered to be holding appointments with geographic status are those appointed by the Secretary-General for a period of at least one year to posts funded under the regular budget at the Professional and higher categories under the system of desirable ranges.
The Organization's policy is that geographic distribution applies only to established posts under the regular budget and that geographic status is only attributable to such posts.
The report indicates that of the 3,376 posts subject to geographic distribution in the reporting period,2,049 posts were encumbered by staff having geographic status; 348 posts were vacant; 403 posts were temporarily encumbered; 145 posts were encumbered by staff with limited appointments; and 431 posts were encumbered by staff who were not geographically defined and under review A/66/347, footnote 9.
The Committee notes that of the 3,470 posts in the Secretariat subject to geographical distribution,259 continue to be encumbered by staff without geographic status or with limited appointments A/68/356, footnote 10.
Administrative instruction ST/AI/2010/3 on the staff selection system specifies geographic status as the status given to staff in the Professional and above categories on initial fixed-term appointment for one year or longer against a position subject to"equitable geographical distribution" and to the application of the system of desirable ranges, namely, a regular budget post in the Secretariat at the Professional level or above except language positions up to and including P-5.
We express our total rejection of Israel's intention to declare itself a Jewish State andall unilateral Israeli measures aimed at altering the demographic and geographic status of the occupied Palestinian territories, including East Jerusalem, and the imposition of a new reality on the ground.
The Advisory Committee notes that the number of unrepresented, underrepresented and overrepresented countries improves only minimally in comparison with the figures for 2009,bearing in mind that in 2010, the General Assembly decided to mandate a change to the method of determining geographic status resolution 65/247.
Requests the Secretary-General to provide comprehensive information on measures taken to address the high number of posts encumbered by staff having no geographic status in his report on human resources management to be considered at the sixty-seventh session of the General Assembly.
During the fifty-fifth session of the General Assembly, on 27 October 2000, China, France, the Russian Federation, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and the United States of America( the five nuclear-weapon States) issued a statement on security assurances in connection with Mongolia 's nuclear-weapon-free status( A/55/530-S/2000/1052), in which they took into account Mongolia 's status as a non-nuclear-weapon State party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons( NPT),as well as its unique geographic status.
Israel had continued to arrest Palestinian citizens indiscriminately, demolish houses in order to terrorize the population, pursue a policy of confiscating Palestinian lands,change the demographic and geographic status of Jerusalem, seal off the Palestinian territories and pursue a policy of colonization and establishment of new settlements.
Ensure the national availability and accessibility to contraceptive services and methods, including through the dissemination of information and education to boys, girls and adolescents,taking into account prevention of discrimination based on geographic status, disability or migrant status(Mexico);
Reaffirms the provisions of regulation 4.4 of the Staff Regulations and Rules of the United Nations, anddecides to retain the criterion of geographic status in the staff selection system as one of the key elements to ensure geographical balance at each level for posts subject to geographical distribution;
In these scenarios, changes are made to the geographical distribution by varying the weight of the membership, population andcontribution factors while maintaining the base figure and staff with geographic status from Member States at the 30 June 2010 levels of 3,300 and 2,886, respectively.
The Secretary-General attributes this change to the implementation of General Assembly resolution 65/247,which provides that geographic status is retained only when staff members serve against a geographic post, except those recruited under the young professionals programme A/66/347, paras. 36-37.
The genesis, legal status, geographic scope, substantive focus, and mechanisms of such instruments vary significantly.