Примеры использования Next proposed programme budget на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee requests that this information be included in the next proposed programme budget.
In the next proposed programme budget, the Secretary-General should explain the reasons requests for electoral assistance were not met para. II.12.
The Secretary-General should report thereon in the next proposed programme budget.
The Advisory Committee recommended that in the next proposed programme budget the Secretariat provide workload indicators and results achieved as a result of the expansion of remote translation ibid., para. I.37.
The results of the application of this new methodology should be reflected in the next proposed programme budget.
The Committee had requested the Secretary-General to identify in the next proposed programme budget such temporary positions, which would have been continuously funded from general temporary assistance.
The Committee reiterates its request that such information be provided in the next proposed programme budget.
The Advisory Committee requests the Secretary-General to identify in his next proposed programme budget such temporary positions, which would have been continuously funded from general temporary assistance see also discussion under sect. 26G above.
The Committee requests that OHCHR report on the progress made in the next proposed programme budget.
He looked forward to the inclusion in the next proposed programme budget of the results of the application of the new methodology for charging the United Nations Drug Control Programme for services provided by UNOV.
The Committee requests that the presentation of this subprogramme be considerably improved in the next proposed programme budget.
This request would need to be studied andeventually be included into the next proposed programme Budget Proposal later this year if it were decided to ask for such posts.
A review of this matter should be undertaken,the results of which should be reported in the next proposed programme budget.
An analysis of the functions of the posts funded from the regular budget will be provided in the next proposed programme budget for the biennium 2014-2015, in accordance with the relevant provisions of resolution 65/259.
The Committee encourages the High Commissioner to continue such efforts andto report thereon in the next proposed programme budget.
The Committee trusts that detailed information will be provided in the next proposed programme budget with regard to specific measures taken by the Office in respect of external reviews carried out in prior bienniums and savings achieved as a result of such measures.
The Advisory Committee requested that presentation of the subprogramme on electoral assistance be considerably improved in the next proposed programme budget.
The Committee requests that information with regard to publications in the narratives of the next proposed programme budget consistently indicate, by letter code, the languages of issuance.
Accordingly, the Committee recommends that such information, including the number of meetings and reports and publications,be provided in the next proposed programme budget.
The Committee requests that a discount factor be applied for the next proposed programme budget on the basis of past experience.
The Committee requests that the criteria for determining the level of heads of United Nations information centres be reviewed andthe results submitted in the next proposed programme budget.
Therefore, the Advisory Committee requests the Secretary-General to identify in his next proposed programme budget such temporary positions which would have been continuously funded from general temporary assistance and to reflect the results as temporary posts in the staffing table.
The Committee trusts that concrete progress will be made to achieve geographic balance andrequests that OHCHR report on progress in this area in the next proposed programme budget.
In its first report on the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2010-2011, the Committee requested that detailed information be provided in the next proposed programme budget for 20122013 with regard to specific measures taken by the Office in this regard, as well as on savings achieved as a result of such measures see A/64/7, para. VIII.16.
On the question of documents control, the Advisory Committee notesthe measures taken to increase productivity and expects additional information to be included in the next proposed programme budget.
Accordingly, the Committee reiterates its recommendation that an effort be made in the next proposed programme budget to make the presentation for executive direction and management more specific and to incorporate some of the advances in results-based budgeting exhibited in other sections of the budget see A/58/7, para. I.16.
The Committee encourages the Secretariat to make further efforts to improve the presentation of the logical framework for the United Nations Office at Nairobi andexpects that improvements will be reflected in the next proposed programme budget.
The Committee recommends that additional information be included in the next proposed programme budget indicating the extent and effect of the reported streamlining; such information should indicate what processes have been dispensed with, what reports have been merged and how the new procedure affected the workload of the related units of the office and the secretariat of the Commission on Human Rights.
Nevertheless, the Committee believes that greater congruence between programme content and organizational structure is possible andrequests that this be done in the next proposed programme budget and that the Department of Public Information include workload indicators.
The Committee recalls its view in paragraph VI.8 of its report for 2000-2001 that the inclusion of consolidated tables of appropriate workload indicators under each subprogramme would constitute a useful tool in assessing resource needs and its recommendation that such information, including the number of meetings, reports and publications,be provided in the next proposed programme budget.