Примеры использования Identification and registration process на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Both parties recognize the major step that the beginning of the identification and registration process has marked.
It welcomes progress achieved so far in the identification and registration process, in particular the acceleration in the rate of identification, and emphasizes the need to continue that acceleration.
The Committee also notes the lack of information on the measures taken to review the voter identification and registration processes art. 25.
It is my hope that, by 31 March 1995,progress achieved in the identification and registration process will reach a level that will enable me to recommend 1 June 1995 as the date(D-day) for the start of the transitional period.
The electronic data-processing team of the Identification Commission is responsible for the computerization of the identification and registration process.
The technical team which had visited the region had also agreed that the identification and registration process should be speeded up and had supported the idea of expanding the Identification Commission.
In January in the Tindouf area,the Chairman held several discussions with the Frente POLISARIO leadership as to how best to further the identification and registration process.
In my last report,I expressed the hope that progress achieved in the identification and registration process by 31 March 1995, would enable me to recommend 1 June 1995 as the date(D-Day) for the start of the transitional period.
Numerous simulations were conducted to alert staff to the required procedures and possible difficulties in the voter identification and registration process.
The Secretary-General further expressed the hope that, by 31 March 1995,the progress achieved in the identification and registration process would reach a level that would permit him to recommend 1 June 1995 as the date for the start of the transitional period.
With regard to the identification and registration process, my predecessor stated in his report of 19 December 1991(S/23299) that"such a complex exercise can succeed only with the cooperation of the parties in a spirit of objectivity and fairness.
The Secretary-General also expressed the hope that, by 31 March 1995,the progress achieved in the identification and registration process would reach a level that would permit him to recommend 1 June 1995 as the date for the start of the transitional period.
Report of the Secretary-General dated 5 November 1994(S/1994/1257) submitted in pursuance of Security Council resolution 907(1994) and the presidential statement of 29 July 1994(S/PRST/1994/39),describing further progress made by MINURSO in the identification and registration process.
The Secretary-General expressed the hope that by 31 March 1995 the progress achieved in the identification and registration process would reach a level that would enable him to recommend 1 June 1995 as the date for the start of the transitional period.
The State party should provide information on the concrete measures taken to implement the recommendations of the National Electoral Commission to amend the Electoral Code in order to ensure greater electoral security and transparency, and to review the voter identification and registration processes.
On 2 June 1994, a note verbale from MINURSO advised Morocco and the Frente POLISARIO in New York of the imminent start of the identification and registration process and the participation of the two designated OAU observers in the process.
In order to expedite the identification and registration process in view of the large number of applications received, the Secretary-General, in his most recent report to the Security Council, dated 14 December 1994(S/1994/1420and Add.1), proposed the expansion of the MINURSO Identification Commission.
Moreover, observers from the parties and from the Organization of African Unity(OAU)will be present during the identification and registration process in the Territory and outside the Territoryand, thus, will be able to submit any relevant comments.
Recently, the Secretary-General had submitted a report(S/1994/1420) to the Security Council informing it that given the large number of applications from prospective voters, a major reinforcement of personnel and other resources was needed in order to complete the identification and registration process in a reasonable time.
In his report(S/1994/1420) of 14 December 1994,the Secretary-General expressed the hope that progress achieved in the identification and registration process by 31 March 1995 would enable him to recommend 1 June 1995 as the date for the start of the transitional period.
The identification and registration process is all the more important because, unless it is carried out in a thorough and consistent manner and to the reasonable satisfaction of the two parties in terms of its fairness and impartiality, any dispute that resulted would be likely to affect the implementation of the other aspects of the plan and could prejudice the credibility of the referendum.
In the second report(S/1994/1420), the Secretary-General described the consultations which he had held in the region and made practical proposals for the acceleration of the identification and registration process and for the referendum to be held in October 1995.
The Secretary-General stated that both parties had agreed that the beginning of the identification and registration process was a major step towards the full implementation of the planand that necessary measures should be taken to accelerate very significantly the pace of that process. .
In my report to the Security Council of 14 December(S/1994/1420), I noted that, given the large number of applications received,the only way to complete the identification and registration process within a reasonable time-frame would be through a major reinforcement of personneland other resources.
The first report(S/1994/1257)gave an account of developments in the identification and registration process and contained a proposal that the Secretary-General should visit the region to hold consultations with a view to accelerating the implementation of the settlement plan and report to the Security Council on his visit.
In his latest report on the situation to the Security Council(S/1994/1420), the Secretary-General expressed the hope that, by 31 March 1995,the progress achieved in the identification and registration process would reach a level that would enable him to recommend 1 June 1995 as the date for the start of the transitional period.
They also considered that the beginning of the identification and registration process was a very important step despite the delays the process had experienced,and promised to cooperate actively with my Deputy Special Representative with a view to achieving its successful completion within a reasonable time-frame.
My visit to the identification and registration centre near MINURSO headquarters in Laayoune has enabled me to see how complex and time-consuming the identification and registration process has to be in order to overcome objections, resolve doubts and deliver a convincing and credible outcome.
Under the circumstances and in order not to delay further the beginning of the identification and registration process, I invited President Ben Ali, in his capacity as current Chairman of OAU, to designate his representatives as soon as possible, in consultation with OAU Secretary-General Salim Ahmed Salim.
He noted that the leaders of the Frente Popular para la Liberación de Saguia el-Hamra y de Río de Oro(Frente POLISARIO)had expressed concern about certain developments since the beginning of the identification and registration process that they viewed as impediments to the smooth implementation of the settlement planand the conduct of a free, fair and impartial referendum.