Примеры использования Its caseload на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We hope that this will assist the Commission in handling its caseload expeditiously.
It was abolished in 1981 and its caseload transferred to the courts of ordinary jurisdiction.
Measurable progress achieved by the Anti-Corruption Unit in handling its caseload;
Its caseload is supplied by the Anti-Corruption Brigade and the General State Inspectorate.
However, it may decide to hold sessions in Geneva orNairobi as required by its caseload.
However, it faces many challenges, both in terms of its caseload and in terms of its management.
He called upon the Tribunal to stay alert andto aim at providing a long-term forecast of its caseload.
Its caseload had grown considerably since 2009, and it continued to face challenges in responding to the high volume of requests.
The Tribunal sits in sessions, which may take place in Geneva, Nairobi orNew York, as required by its caseload.
Based on its exit strategy, WFP reduced its caseload from 106,300 beneficiaries(July 2001) to 53,626 January 2002.
If reductions are made in the judicial capacity of the Dispute Tribunal, it will no longer be able to manage its caseload.
The Management Evaluation Unit faced an almost 100 per cent increase in its caseload in 2011 compared with 2010, without an increase in its regular resources.
However, the Dispute Tribunal may decide to hold sessions at other duty stations,as required by its caseload.
Furthermore, on the basis of data gleaned from its caseload, the Unit expects to receive at least the same number of cases in 2011 as it did in 2010 approximately 427.
Member States are obligated to reflect on how to support the work of the Court,particularly if its caseload continues to grow.
To effectively implement this streamlined management of its caseload, GLD may need to adapt its processes and internal information flow and examine, in particular, good practices adopted in other public sector legal offices.
Article 4.1 of the Statute of the Appeals Tribunal provides that it may hold several sessions per year,as determined by its caseload.
In 2003 and 2004,the Tribunal continued to conduct trials and to work through its caseload at a considerable speed, while giving due regard to the principle of fair trial.
The rules of procedure of the Appeals Tribunal provide that it shall normally hold twoordinary sessions per year, as determined by its caseload.
OAI also reopened several cases from prioryears due to new information or events and made adjustments to its caseload statistics due to the transition to a new case-management system.
Perform any other duties that are required by the President for the efficient functioning of the Appeals Tribunal andthe efficient disposal of its caseload.
In addition, the Secretary-General had identified the need to maintain the ability of the Dispute Tribunal to manage its caseload by extending the ad litem judges and their supporting staff for a period of one year.
The Appeals Tribunal shall normally hold two ordinary sessions per calendar year and may decide to hold sessions in Geneva or Nairobi,as required by its caseload.
To date, the Office of Staff Legal Assistance has managed its caseload within existing staffing based on the hard work, dedication and goodwill of its lawyers, who have routinely devoted significant time beyond normal working hours to complete the work.
The Commission was established in 1989 and has therefore been able to acquire experience over the years, although its caseload has been fairly light, particularly in the early years.
The Advisory Committee also notes that the existing provisions of the rules of procedure allow for the Tribunal to hold sessions in Geneva or Nairobi,as required by its caseload.
Committee's work since 1 June 2017, the date of the report on the implementation of the work programme,including an overview of its caseload and recent developments in the Committee's working methods.
Furthermore, the International Court of Justice appeared to be experiencing difficulties in processing the cases before it,its resources having failed to grow in proportion to the significant increase in its caseload.
In providing assistance to the Under-Secretary-General for Managementto ensure managerial accountability, the Management Evaluation Unit regularly reviews its caseload to identify trends and systemic issues, which are set out in its reports.
The experience during the five-year existence of the system of administration of justice shows that a significant number of unrepresented applicants hinder the ability of the Dispute Tribunal to adequately focus on managing its caseload.