Примеры использования Group trusted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Group trusted that that omission would be rectified.
During this time, our vision has been the same,we strive to be the leading finance group, trusted by clients, partners and the market”.
The Group trusted that an appropriate corrigendum would be issued.
As for South-South cooperation and human security coordination, the Group trusted that in the short term UNIDO would sharpen its focus and establish specific goals.
The Group trusted that the new system would be in place by January 2009.
The General Assembly had pronounced on many of those aspects in considering andapproving the budgets of the two Tribunals for 2004-2005 and the Group trusted that the Tribunals would take those matters into account in implementing the appropriate recommendations of OIOS.
The Group trusted that its concerns would be taken into account by the Secretary-General.
On the issue of human resources, the Group trusted that the relevant General Assembly resolutions would be taken into account when recruiting staff to fill the many new posts.
The Group trusted that the matter would be adequately addressed in the future.
The Group trusted that the Department would take appropriate action to remedy the situation.
The Group trusted that the Secretary-General would present such a proposal at the current session.
The Group trusted that the Bureau would resolve that matter before the Committee took up the comprehensive annual report.
The Group trusted that the Secretary-General would expeditiously conclude an agreement on pending issues in that regard.
The Group trusted that the recommendations of the forum would be reflected in the Organization's regional programmes and projects.
The Group trusted that the Secretariat would make a greater effort to implement General Assembly resolutions in future.
The Group trusted that the Secretariat would provide it with answers to the questions it had raised in connection with the item at the sixtieth session.
The Group trusted that the Entebbe logistics base would be expanded and would continue to be used to support AMISOM and other peacekeeping missions in Africa.
The Group trusted that the Bureau would amend the programme of work, as necessary, to reflect changes in the status of preparedness of documentation and progress made in negotiations.
The Group trusted that the construction projects at the Economic Commission for Africa and the Vienna International Centre would be completed on time and acknowledged the contributions of the host-country Governments involved.
The Group trusted that the Secretary-General would address the discrepancies observed by the Advisory Committee under several individual budget items in the current proposal and looked forward to receiving updated information on that subject.
The Group trusted that the Secretariat, in identifying areas where savings could be made, would make the utmost effort to ensure that technical cooperation delivery and special resources for Africa were not affected.
The Group trusted that the Secretariat, in the meantime, would provide the information which the General Assembly had requested in section V of its resolution 60/260, particularly proposals on increasing procurement opportunities for vendors from developing countries.
The Group trusted that the Department of Political Affairs, in coordination with the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, would pay appropriate attention to Haiti-- the only Rio Group country on the Security Council agenda-- particularly in the area of electoral assistance.
The Group trusted that every effort would be made to improve staff-management relations and that, out of respect for the memory of those who had given their lives to the Organization, the Administration would conduct comprehensive consultations on the needs and concerns of the rest of the United Nations staff.
The Group trusted that an extension of his term of appointment for a two-year period from 1 July 2010, in observance of existing practices at UNIDO as well as the principles of continuity, equity and equitable geographical distribution, would give the Organization the opportunity to fully and efficiently benefit from his services.
The Group trusted that the Organization would continue to be guided by the Business Plan on the Role and Functions of UNIDO and the Strategic Long-term Vision Statement, and encouraged the donor community to continue to support UNIDO and its varied programmes with a view to further achievements and continued financial stability.
The Group trusted that the mandate of the International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women(INSTRAW) would be fully incorporated into the new agency in order to increase the impact of its activities worldwide, and also that the Institute would continue to operate from its headquarters in the Dominican Republic.
The Group trusted that the appeals phase of the final trial would be concluded by February 2012, thus ensuring that the Special Court would become the first of the international tribunals to complete its work and could serve as a reference for best practices and lessons learned for the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and other international tribunals.
The Group trusted that the new Staff Rules, which would be presented to Member States at the main part of the sixty-fourth session of the General Assembly, would include the Assembly's decisions regarding measures to improve the inequitable geographical distribution of Secretariat personnel, in particular, in the Office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 63/250.
For that reason, the Group trusts that the General Assembly will adopt it without a vote.