Примеры использования Inspectors agree на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Inspectors agree with those observations.
It reinforces Member States' calls for greater transparency in the selection andappointment process of senior managers, with which the Inspectors agree.
The Inspectors agree with the conclusions and recommendations of CPC.
The finalized report is submitted to a second"collective wisdom"process(normally through silent procedure) where the inspectors agree on the final text prior to its submission for official editing.
The Inspectors agree that there is room for improvement in the overall structure and functioning of IATN.
This point can be argued, but the Inspectors agree with the decision of the Secretary-General.
The Inspectors agree that more emphasis and attention should be devoted to such investigations.
Business continuity literature suggests that this be done and the Inspectors agree that partners and suppliers should be considered, i.e. in terms of procurement or by organizations which rely heavily on outside partners.
The Inspectors agree with the view expressed by various participants that there is a need for better balance between inclusiveness and efficiency.
All those interviewed by the Inspectors agree that the commitment of higher management is crucial for successful implementation of BCM in any organization.
The Inspectors agree with the proposal of the Secretary-General regarding the need to replace the present information systems with an enterprise resource planning system ERP.
The Inspectors agree with the Secretary-General on the need to further study the question of delegation of authority in the purchase of communications equipment for peace-keeping operations.
While the Inspectors agree that it may help to reduce the number of candidates from countries whose representation status may change to over-represented, it cannot solve the problem completely.
The Inspectors agree with the High Commissioner's view that this issue can only be resolved in the mid to long term(see paragraph 28 above) but the trend can and should be reversed immediately.
The Inspectors agree and would suggest that this could be a topic for discussion at the annual Conference of International Investigators, which provides an excellent opportunity for face-to-face interactions and a platform for exchange of ideas for the community of professional investigators.
While the Inspectors agree that key results are very important, particularly in the context of reporting to Member States, they recognize that the Secretariat has made solid progress in incorporating success indicators into programme planning and reporting.
The Inspectors agree with this opinion, since the proposed streamlining of the RECs would clarify the situation and help to strengthen regional integration, in addition to the pivotal role of the RECs in the coherent, effective and efficient implementation of the AU NEPAD programme at the subregional level.
The inspectors agree with some donor member States interviewed that, within certain contexts(e.g. peacekeeping or emergency responses), UNMAS may have the comparative advantage to exercise an effective key operational function when there are no alternative actors.
While the Inspectors agree with the External Auditor that key results are very important, particularly in the context of reporting to Member States, they recognize that the Secretariat has made solid progress in incorporating success indicators into programme planning and reporting.
While the Inspectors agree that the deliberations of interview panels and their recommendations to the Secretary-General should be confidential, they believe the interview panels should prepare a summary report, disclosing their terms of reference, how the interview panel was constituted, the number of members on the interview panel and their grade levels, and whether there were outside experts.
The Inspector agrees with the recommendation that more resources from the regular budget should be allocated to the monitoring and evaluation in the UNCTAD secretariat.
The Inspector agrees that mobility is an asset in an organization like the United Nations and that its implementation should be defined cooperatively among the parties concerned, including staff representatives, and not become a top-down managed-reassignment programme by the administration.
The Inspector agrees with the view of the organizations that external auditors have an important role in reviewing and commenting on accounting policy developments, especially during a transition from one accounting standard to another.
The Inspector agrees with the funding principles outlined in the report of the High-level Panel on United Nations System-wide Coherence and sees positively the efforts by UNDG to establish an operational framework for the One Plan Fund through steering committees.
While the Inspector agrees that the current flexible informal setting is instrumental to the effectiveness of the network, he is of the view that the findings of this forum should be used at the highest level, and the executive heads of the organizations have a responsibility to make the best use of this collective effort.
The inspector agrees.
The Inspector agrees fully with this proposal and makes the following suggestions.
It would have been quite possible andeasy to reach the target with a flight detour of two minutes had the Chief Inspector agreed.
In view of the Secretary General's report(A/65/305/Add.1), the Inspector agrees with Management that the Secretary General presented the Beirut SMCC XXXI agreement in good faith to the MS.
The Inspector agrees with the views expressed by OIOS, which noted in its report that the ICT function in the United Nations is an important enabler of knowledge, as it is in other knowledge-based organizations."In none of the organizations benchmarked by the Office of Internal Oversight Services, however, was knowledge management responsibility given solely to a technology unit all have a separate and dedicated knowledge management office.