Примеры использования Mandate may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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First Mandate May 1995-May 1999.
The mission shall initially be established for one year and its mandate may be renewed.
Third Mandate May 2003-May 2007.
If consensus cannot be achieved on this,the country resolution possibly establishing the country mandate may be adopted by a vote.
Second Mandate May 1999-May 2003.
In accordance with the resolution,following a review of a report of the Secretary-General to be provided to the Security Council by 31 March 1997, the mandate may be further extended until 31 July 1997.
Their mandate may be renewed once, if the State concerned is a member of the Council.
Special political missions that do not have dedicated capacity in all areas that relate to their mandate may also call upon expertise based at Headquarters to meet specific needs.
The mandate may be unduly narrow or restricted in a way that undermines its credibility or usefulness.
The period of extension of an activity with a clearly finite mandate may involve, for instance, the completion of the start-up, design or redesign of a special project.
The mandate may be formal or informal, but it has to express the will of the parties to engage in negotiations and find peaceful solutions to a conflict.
Members, who serve in their personal capacity,are appointed for one year and their mandate may be renewed once, if the State concerned is a member of the Council Human Rights Council resolution 5/1, annex, paras. 96 and 97.
While the mandate may appear overbroad or abstract, the intention of the Council is to give practical application to human rights norms in the international order, thus requiring the Independent Expert to formulate pragmatic solutions.
In this regard, the Government of Iraq welcomes the continued support of the Multinational Force consistent with its mandate as set forth in Security Council resolution 1546(2004), including the tasks and arrangements specified in the letters annexed thereto, as extended by resolutions 1637(2005),1723(2006) and 1790(2007), and recognizing that the mandate may be terminated upon request by the Government of Iraq.
Recognizes that MINURCA, in implementing its mandate, may conduct limited-duration reconnaissance missions outside Bangui, and other tasks involving the security of United Nations personnel in accordance with paragraph 10 of resolution 1159(1998);
The mandates may include, inter alia.
In order to establish a system, some mandates may be streamlined, merged with others or eventually dismantled.
Unclear mandates may lead to ambiguous perceptions of the United Nations role in a conflict.
Iv The mandate might be extended to include producer price indices and other price indices.
Such mandates may govern overarching assessment processes while others apply at the subprocess level or even at the level of an individual assessment.
The mandate might also address specific issues such as capacity-building, financial mechanisms, public participation and information exchange.
United Nations human rights mechanisms, within their specific mandates, may support national human rights education efforts under the Plan of Action.
For example, the mandate might simply direct members"to negotiate on fissile materials", negotiations during which members will pursue, and if possible compromise on, their respective positions.
In resolution 1993/47 the Commission on Human Rights encouraged Governments to respond expeditiously to such requests so thatthe special rapporteurs with thematic mandates might carry out these mandates effectively.
Such country mandates may complement the UPR cycle, which is sometimes too long, as well as the special sessions, which may eventually benefit from an implementation partner, such as a factfinding/inquiry mission or special procedures' assistance.
Such mandates may provide for the monitoring of ceasefires and buffer zones to prevent conflict situations from escalating while ways to resolve the conflict peacefully are being pursued or to deter conflicts from spilling over borders or escalating further.
This information could include(a) the status of implementation and evaluation of outcomes of previous mandates that address the same issue;(b) how the proposed mandate will complement or supplement existing structures, conferences, reports and activities; and(c)how the mandate might serve the overall goals of the Organization.
Their mandates may be either extended by the Board or phased out and replaced by new ones in order to maintain the necessary dynamism or to respond flexibly to new issues as they arise.
In addition, it is important to note that while mandates may differ, initial resource requirements in the first year of operations are largely similar across missions, with resource specificities arising from differences in mandates generally becoming evident in the second year.
The Working Group heard a proposal to hold a colloquium to examine how andby what type of instrument that remaining part of the mandate might be addressed, as well as to identify possible topics for future work.