Примеры использования Mission would continue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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During that stage, the Mission would continue to repatriate troops from Sector Centre.
The Department of Field Support clarified that the accumulated stock of non-expendable property at UNMEE had been acquired at a time when it was foreseen that the Mission would continue for the foreseeable future.
The Mission would continue to include a United Nations and an OAS contingent of personnel.
The Committee was also informed that while the major construction projects would be completed in 2014/15, the Mission would continue with the phased establishment of forward locations for MINUSMA uniformed personnel in northern Mali(outside the major hubs) over the 2015/16 period.
The Mission would continue to include a United Nations and an OAS contingent of personnel.
Should the General Assembly decide to adopt draft resolution A/57/L.27,thus extending the mandate of the Mission until 31 December 2003, the Mission would continue to carry out the activities as described in the report of the Secretary-General(A/57/584) in support of consolidating the peace accords.
The Mission would continue to include a United Nations and an OAS contingent of personnel.
The Secretary-General had indicated that, pending guidance from the Security Council, the United Nations would continue to operate on the understanding that resolution 1244(1999) remained in force andconstituted the legal framework for the mandate of UNMIK and that the Mission would continue to implement its mandate in the light of the evolving circumstances.
Her Mission would continue to be in touch with individual missions on the issue.
The Department of Field Support commented that adequate provision had since been made for the training requirements of MINUSTAH in the cost estimates for 2008/09 andthat in its future budget proposals, the Mission would continue to adhere to policies and guidelines issued by United Nations Headquarters as regards training requirements.
In assisting the Government of Haiti, the mission would continue to operate with the full consent of the authorities and in close cooperation with them.
The revised concept, which was finalized during a visit of planners from the Department of Peacekeeping Operations to MONUC in April,envisages an initial stage during which MONUC would prepare for the transition to phase III. During this stage, the Mission would continue to monitor the presence of forces in the new defensive positions, as well as any further withdrawals of foreign contingents.
The Mission would continue to verify the situation of human rights in Guatemala and to assist in the strengthening of national institutions.
Should the General Assembly decide to adopt draft resolution A/56/L.42, the Mission would continue to carry out the activities as described in the Secretary-General's report(A/56/391) in support of consolidating the peace accords.
The Mission would continue to intensify cooperation with other United Nations entities in their respective areas of comparative advantage in order to enhance synergies and reduce duplication.
Should the General Assembly decide to adopt draft resolution A/57/L.27/Rev.1,thus extending the mandate of the Mission until 31 December 2003, the Mission would continue to carry out the activities as described in the report of the Secretary-General dated 1 November 2002(A/57/584), in which the Secretary-General recommends a renewal of the mandate of MINUGUA for the period from 1 January to 31 December 2003.
This new mission would continue to provide a military and police presence and to assist the new Government in those areas that could not be consolidated during UNTAET.
He also referred to the existing situation in the north with regard to the implementation of the agreement,acknowledging the confidence-building efforts being made and indicating that the Mission would continue to adapt its activities in the field in order to support the political process and related work on the ground effectively, enhancing its facilitation and mediation roles and continuing the role of the UNMIK Administration in Mitrovica.
In 2010/11, the Mission would continue to deploy staff from sector headquarters to the 10 state capitals in Southern Sudan, with a view to more effective programme delivery.
The Advisory Committee trusted that the Mission would continue to evaluate the impact of the support plan, particularly if, as the Advisory Committee had been informed, a fifth phase was being contemplated.
In addition, the mission would continue and deepen its deliberations on New Caledonian citizenship and would submit proposals to the steering committee on ways to improve its concrete expression.
The 90 military observers who would be retained in the Mission would continue to investigate ceasefire violations, troop movements, the presence of UNITA armed elements and the discovery of weapons caches, as well as to monitor the dismantling of UNITA command posts.
The Mission would continue to oversee, in collaboration with UNDP where appropriate, the implementation of community-based violence reduction projects for youth who are at risk of joining armed groups or gangs.
Should the General Assembly decide to adopt draft resolution A/54/L.27, the Mission would continue to verify the third phase of the implementation timetable(1998-2000), which covers further development in the implementation of the outcome of the various commissions, and promotion of broad administrative and legislative reform.
The Mission would continue its efforts to reactivate the Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue within the framework of the Coordinating Council, which, inter alia,would permit a decision on convening another conference on confidence-building measures.
In paragraph 20 of his report on the proposed budget(A/67/797),the Secretary-General indicated that the Mission would continue to plan for the construction of the integrated mission headquarters project in collaboration with the United Nations country team, subject to the review and approval by United Nations Headquarters of the report that had been prepared by an independent consultant.
The Mission would continue to minimize costs while also addressing its mandate and the safety of staff, and additional resources would be requested, if required, once the final requirements had been determined.
In addition to regular procurement activities, the Mission would continue to undertake major activities during the 2010/11 period to include the reconstruction of United Nations facilities, the establishment of a new integrated United Nations compound in Port-au-Prince and new regional integrated offices in Léogâne and Jacmel.
The mission would continue to reinforce the capacity of the National Council for Mediation to manage and resolve conflicts at the national and local levels through the establishment of local councils for mediation and appropriate early warning and mediation mechanisms.
Consultants For the next mandate period, the Mission would continue to need specialized expertise in the fields of judicial reform, juvenile justice; detention of women; crime prevention and conflict resolution; criminal investigation; and prosecution of past human rights violations; and an ombudsman.