Примеры использования Need for additional resources на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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OIOS did not assess the need for additional resources.
Need for additional resources within the country under review.
The Company's Board of Directors acknowledged the need for additional resources.
The need for additional resources to finance these initiatives remains a critical concern.
Sector delegations andmember States stressed the need for additional resources.
Note the need for additional resources to ensure proper implementation of the review procedures in the long term;
The UNDP Director, Office of Audit andInvestigations, underscored the need for additional resources.
During this phase, partners could indicate the need for additional resources to adapt their data collection and sharing processes.
Restructuring did not necessarily mean reduced budgetary resources butcould mean a need for additional resources.
Delegations noted that the need for additional resources is particularly acute in countries where the health sector is weak.
It also drew attention to the resource-intensive nature of that work and the need for additional resources to sustain it.
Noted the need for additional resources for work in the EECCA region and agreed to consider the issue under item 12.
As a result of that increase, there is also a need for additional resources to deal with those changes.
Article 36: The need for additional resources and training of staff of investigative agencies to enhance operational capacities was underscored.
Preliminary analysis of the scope of the changes indicates a need for additional resources for implementation of the project.
The need for additional resources in the human and animal health fields, and most acutely in the area of plant health, particularly in developing countries;
As more and more countries formulate coherent national programmes of action, the need for additional resources is becoming apparent.
Identification of available resources and the need for additional resources to ensure the full monitoring of the achievement of development commitments.
It is evident that concerns about sustainability have added a new dimension to the development endeavour which implies the need for additional resources.
In that regard, they noted the need for additional resources to disseminate evaluation information, including evaluation tools and instruments, results and lessons learned.
It also provides full justification and substantiation regarding the need for additional resources in this critical area of the Fund.
At the beginning of the second resumed fifty-eighth session, it was determined, in consultation with the Director of the Institute,that there was no immediate need for additional resources.
Upon request, the Committee received additional information related to the need for additional resources for 2002-2003 in the Registry related to the ad litem judges.
The two inter-related aspects of this issue, namely, how to achieve greater cost effectiveness andefficiency to achieve maximum impact and the need for additional resources deserve attention.
While IPAS will mitigate the need for additional resources through greater efficiencies, it will not eliminate this need given the highly anticipated ongoing growth of the Fund well into the future.
In particular, the provisions of paragraph 11 of annex I to General Assembly resolution 41/213,must be implemented should there be a need for additional resources during the biennium.
It therefore requested further details,including justification of the need for additional resources and how such costs would be distributed among the United Nations agencies and programmes.
There is a need for additional resources in order to pursue effectively the social development agenda, while highlighting the difficulties and limitations of many countries, in particular developing countries, in raising or reallocating domestic resources. .
In July 2001, the Tribunal presented its cost estimates for the 2002-2003 period,which highlight the need for additional resources to fully implement Security Council resolution 1329 2000.
Recognizing the need for additional resources, the General Assembly asked the Secretary-General to examine the advisability of establishing a voluntary fund for assistance in mine clearance.