Примеры использования Inspector believes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If the inspector believes that the suitcase is empty, he would declare.
In keeping with recent JIU recommendations concerning personal promotions, the Inspector believes that the practice should be eliminated at ICAO.
The Inspector believes that some hands-on measures might help to revamp the image of the institute.
Nevertheless, the Inspector believes that there is room for further improvement in terms of cost-effectiveness.
The Inspector believes that there is no magical standard formula to determine the optimal number of staff of an office.
In this respect, the Inspector believes that the organigram of the proposed Capacity-building and Field Operations Branch should be revised.
The Inspector believes that the new fund should finance a United Nations Humanitarian Assistance Programme.
To facilitate this process, the Inspector believes that the Secretary General should be given full authority, with appropriate accountability, for the appointment and termination of all staff of the Organization.
The Inspector believes that such a practice gives too much leverage to the secretariat in the decision-making process.
As concerns the other recommendations, the Inspector believes that those addressed to the Director-General relating to personal promotions and to the reclassification of posts are of critical importance.
The inspector believes that applying them will help ensure that the transition towards IPSAS is done in a strategic, comprehensive and timely manner.
While adding considerably to the length of the report, the Inspector believes that the"lessons learned" from this case study are instructive for the overall policy of common services expansion, and in the wider context of administrative reform in the United Nations paras. 112-130.
The Inspector believes that the issue of term limits is worthy of discussion within SRBs through free, frank and respectful dialogue.
Reallocation of the necessary staff and resources for this purpose, as appropriate. The Inspector believes that these initiatives are essential in highlighting to its members the unique value added that is embedded in the organization, if driven with vision and leadership, anticipating new trends and focusing on research and analysis on salient topics of interest for developing countries.
The Inspector believes that the cases presented are exceptionally good practices promoting transparency and accountability of the organization not just to the traditional partners but also to their beneficiaries.
The Inspector believes that the induction programme must be adapted to the timetable of the peacekeeping mission and become mandatory before deployment.
The Inspector believes that the action taken by the Office, recommending that OHRM establish a human rights occupational group, is a very positive initiative.
The Inspector believes that such a binding institutional framework can only be set up at CEB level and should be ratified by the relevant legislative bodies.
The Inspector believes that a dedicated focal-point structure within the TCS should be responsible for receiving requests for TC projects from Member States.
The Inspector believes that for clarification purposes there is a need to differentiate between the meaning of knowledge, information and data in the context of this report.
The Inspector believes that a joint office would be conducive to the establishment of such a single coherent strategy for all United Nations system actors.
The Inspector believes that a well-defined fund-raising strategy with clear objectives should be established for the UNCTAD secretariat within the scope of a RBM framework.
The Inspector believes this is an indicator of the perception staff have of the tone at the top and of the culture of accountability(or lack thereof) of their senior managers.
The Inspector believes that most of the proposals made by the Office are sound and constitute a first step in improving the effectiveness and management of the Office.
The Inspector believes that national institutions are a key area, intrinsically linked to the support and development of human rights policies within any geographical area.
The Inspector believes that established standard operating procedures should be strictly adhered to with a view to supporting a smooth functioning of engagements with the private sector and promoting partnerships with non-traditional donors.
The Inspector believes that all future reform proposals of the Secretary General of ICAO should attach high priority to reducing the cost of conference services, with due regard to the principle of multilingualism.
The Inspector believes that cost savings could be achieved through cooperative arrangements in several areas, although successful implementation depends crucially on the willingness and determination of the staff involved.
However, the Inspector believes that the Joint Medical Service would be better served by a joint management advisory committee rather than the present informal arrangement among human resources managers.
The Inspector believes that the United Nations agencies should also develop monitoring, reporting and evaluation plan and/or strategy whereby they select programmes and projects for joint evaluation with implementing partners.