Примеры использования Institute's programme of work на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All efforts should be made to support the continued implementation of the Institute's programme of work;
The Institute's programme of work for the period 1995-1996, as approved by the Governing Board, consists of the following subprogramme activities.
Ensure the participation of multiple stakeholders in the development and implementation of the Institute's programme of work.
The Institute's programme of work, as approved by the Governing Board for the period 1994-1995, consisted of the following subprogramme activities.
That said, in 2010, only 21 States Members of the United Nations contributed to the Institute's programme of work.
With regard to the Institute's programme of work, OIOS had found that outputs in 2004 had been generally limited to interim documents or updated materials.
To provide administrative and support services and to facilitate the expeditious andeffective delivery of the Institute's programme of work.
As part of the Institute's programme of work on financial crime, it published reports on organized crime and public sector corruption and on experiences of consumer fraud in Australia;
Include increasingly interactive features on its website in order to engage a wider audience in the development and implementation of the Institute's programme of work.
Furthermore, she informed the Board that effective implementation of the Institute's programme of work for the present biennium depended on the amount of contributions to the Institute's Trust Fund.
Should projected voluntary contributions fall short of expectations,the Executive Board and Director must adjust the Institute's programme of work accordingly.
The Staff Association understands that the reduction exercise of INSTRAW's staff at a time when the Institute's programme of work needs to be implemented with the utmost efficiency and quality will invariably imply the hiring of temporary assistance.
Research fellows typically spend from two to six months pursuing their own research while also contributing to issues of relevance to the Institute's programme of work.
These activities, undertaken in addition to the Institute's programme of work, enrich the efforts of other organizations, educate stakeholders, strengthen collaboration and disseminate research findings.
This has led UNIDIR, under the auspices of new Director, Theresa Hitchens,to reconsider the structure of the Institute's programme of work in order to maintain its relevance.
These activities, undertaken in addition to the Institute's programme of work, enrich the efforts of other organizations, educate stakeholders, strengthen collaboration and enhance the dissemination of research findings.
The persistent problem of financial insecurity has not only seriously jeopardized the implementation of the Institute's programme of work, but has also called into question its viability.
The Acting Director referred to the Institute's relationship with the regional commissions, stating the importance of continuing and strengthening the cooperation to ensure that regional specificities were taken into account in the Institute's programme of work.
INSTRAW also pointed out that the terms of reference for consultants were based on the specific needs of the Institute's programme of work and were not intended to replace staff members, in accordance with the provisions of ST/AI/1999/7.
Moreover, the General Assembly, in its resolution 50/147, called for continued provision of adequate funds to cover the expenses of core staff andthe basic requirements for the implementation of the Institute's programme of work.
As such, the Institute's programme of work has been restructured into five categories: weapons of mass destruction, weapons of societal disruption, security and society, emerging threats, and improving processes and creating synergies.
The current incumbent of the post of Special Adviser participated in the second session of the INSTRAW Executive Board(June 2005), during which the Institute's programme of work for 2006 was presented and approved.
As part of the Australian Institute's programme of work on financial crime, it completed reports on the misuse of the non-profit sector for money-laundering and terrorist financing and fraud vulnerabilities associated with the global financial crisis.
At the winter session, the Director of UNIDIR, Patricia Lewis, gave the Board of Trustees of the Institute an interim update of the Institute's programme of work and adjusted budget estimates for the year 2000.3.
The Institute's programme of work is implemented with the participation of stakeholders(United Nations organizations, research and academic institutions and non-governmental organizations) in order to optimize the use of resources for gender mainstreaming.
INSTRAW will continue to establish strategic partnerships with United Nations system and other organizations as an effective way of pooling limited resources, ensuring system-wide coherence andstrengthening the implementation of the Institute's programme of work.
With regard to community corrections, the Institute's programme of work will present updates underscoring the relevance of community sanctions in Africa with a view to making probation and community-service orders a practical correctional initiative, and making imprisonment an alternative to it, whenever feasible.
In the report of the Advisory Board on Disarmament Matters,in its capacity as the Board of Trustees of the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research(UNIDIR), as transmitted by the Secretary-General to the General Assembly at its fifty-fourth session(A/54/201, annex II), the Board adopted the Institute's programme of work and estimated resource requirements for 2000.
Thus, even though the Institute's programme of work and budget is determined by its Governing Board as a functional body of the Conference of Ministers of the Economic Commission for Africa(ECA), the Institute's programme of work is in fact guided by and in line with the Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme. .
OIOS recommends that the Secretary-General propose to the Economic and Social Council that, in consultation with the INSTRAW Executive Board,it ensure that the Institute's programme of work is developed in consultation with the Special Adviser on Gender Issues and Advancement of Women to take advantage of opportunities for synergy within the Inter-Agency Network on Women and Gender Equality and to reduce overlap with other programmes AH2004/540/01/01.