Примеры использования Inspector considers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Inspector considers this a good development, which the Swiss authorities may wish to consider. .
This is one of the main recommendations of the CRiSPS report, which the Inspector considers highly pertinent.
The Inspector considers that the imminent implementation of IPSAS across the United Nations system should resolve the bulk of the issue.
Therefore, notwithstanding his support to the streamlining of relevant travel procedures, the Inspector considers that an adequate monitoring and auditing system should be put in place to randomly check selected lump sum-related transactions.
The Inspector considers it important to investigate whether the two concepts fulfil the function assigned to them and whether they meet the expectations of Member States.
Section 156(3) of the Act states that if an inspector investigates a complaint, the inspector must conduct the investigation reasonably promptly, and must inform the complainant andthe other persons concerned promptly after the conclusion of the investigation and in a manner that the inspector considers appropriate, of.
Where a vessel has a good history and the inspector considers the breach not to be serious, he/she may give advice instead of taking action.
The Inspector considers this a good practice, which ensures that the necessary financial resources are available when the time comes for major repairs and refurbishments.
With the ICSC budget already being a part of the United Nations budget section on"Jointly Financed Activities", the Inspector considers that a decision should be taken to dedicate a budget line to compensate those performing the official and indispensable role of SRs for the sake of the common system through the federations.
The Inspector considers that the introduction of strategic planning and a results-based approach could remedy the fragmentation of the United Nations humanitarian system.
It was thus difficult to assess the potentialfor better synergies and reduced duplication, although the Inspector considers that further exploration, had consistent data been provided, could have led to some interesting results to identify potential savings in terms of efficiency and effectiveness, and to avoid duplication in approval work.
The Inspector considers that fair treatment should be given to those staff members whose contracts are in the process of being regularized and that their contribution to the work of the Office must be recognized.
The total level of the four funds of the Secretary-General administered by OCHA andISDR amounts to US$ 130 million(see annex III). The Inspector considers that if these funds are merged and centrally managed in a new fund, the total level of resources would ensure a viable core secretariat structure and an administrative budget for OCHA to run its activities and generate a momentum of increasing unearmarked contributions for a coherent assistance programme.
The Inspector considers that the implementation of the following recommendation would contribute to enhancing controls and compliance by strengthening the adoption of RBM in strategic planning.
Taking them all into account, the Inspector considers that the following recommendation should enhance effectiveness, efficiency and accountability in the transition of each and every organization of the United Nations system to IPSAS implementation.
The Inspector considers that these risks did not materialize so far due to the exceptional dedication and skills of the secretariat at all levels; he underlines that converging and continuous miracles cannot be factored in any project.
The Inspector considers that the adoption of a results-based, strategic, system-wide planning and management approach could remedy the fragmentation of the environment management system within and outside the United Nations system.
The Inspector considers this a good example to be followed by other organizations, as a means of embedding understanding of the strategic plan in the daily work of all departments of the organization, thus improving the quality of performance by a common understanding of the corporate goals.
The Inspector considers that it is fair to mention, in addition to the local involvement of the External Auditor, the enormous efforts made by the NAO in terms of education and information with regard to the use of IPSAS, including two important and detailed"guides" downloadable from the NAO website at www. nao. org. uk.
While the Inspector considers this chapter as containing major elements of his proposals, he refrained from using the customary form of crisp"recommendations" for it, as the decisions concerning the terms of reference of the Committee belong exclusively to its members on both sides and depends on a negotiated agreement on a complex set of provisions.
The Inspector considers that the Committee on Relations with the Host Country in New York provides an excellent forum in which to address concerns regarding the proper interpretation and efficient implementation of headquarters agreements, facilitating best relations between the United Nations organizations and their officials and staff members as well as diplomatic missions with the host countries.
The Inspector considered the possibility of extending the JIU survey to Governments and the private sector.
The Inspectors consider that COPSUBLA is working efficiently and effectively.
The Inspectors consider that it is also damaging to the reputation of the Organization.
The Inspectors consider this a relatively small sum to solve a very sensitive issue.
The Inspectors consider this as a fundamental flaw in the conception of UN-Oceans.
The Inspectors consider this initiative as a benchmark regarding the implementation of RBB in PKOs.
The Inspectors consider that the environment has changed considerably since this recommendation was written.
The Inspectors consider that this recommendation has been implemented.
The Inspectors considered costs from LTAs as falling into two main categories.