Примеры использования Objective and expected accomplishments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was pointed out that the objective and expected accomplishments should be more results-oriented.
Over the biennium, the subprogramme will deliver the following outputs in order to reach its objective and expected accomplishments.
The objective and expected accomplishments detailed in table 28A.12 are expected to be achieved on the assumption that.
The view was also expressed that in subprogramme 4, there existed a gap between the objective and expected accomplishments, and that more organic linkage would be necessary between those two elements.
The objective and expected accomplishments set out in the table 28A.10 are expected to be achieved on the assumption that that the stakeholders fulfil their responsibilities and obligations.
The Executive Direction and Management is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments on the assumption that adequate humanand financial resources are provided.
The objective and expected accomplishments set out in table 28A.9 are expected to be achieved on the assumption that management policiesand related reform proposals will be approved by Member States and that they will continue to be implemented by offices across the Secretariat.
Each cross-cutting thematic priority includes an objective and expected accomplishments, as these terms are defined in relevant United Nations Instructions.
The objective and expected accomplishments of SP2 are grounded in the mandates provided by members States in Doha(UNCTAD XIII), Accra(UNCTAD XII) and other United Nations conferences and summits and are operationalized by the General Assembly as part of the biennial programme budget process of the United Nations.
The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments on the assumption that the parties cooperate, abide byand fulfil the provisions of the ceasefire agreement.
The objective and expected accomplishments detailed in table 27A.6 above are expected to be achieved on the assumption that:(a) sufficient financial resources will be made available to carry out initiatives identified by the Office; and(b) programme managers will be supportive of the Management Policy Office efforts and extend their full cooperation for attaining the objectives of the management reform.
The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments on the assumption that Member Statesand peacekeeping partners will provide the required political and resource support.
The objective and expected accomplishments under executive directionand management are expected to be achieved, provided that:(a) the United Nations Office at Geneva provides the necessary support services in a timely and effective manner;(b) member States continue to support the work of ECE; and(c) all relevant stakeholders are willing and able to cooperate.
The indicators of achievement show to what extent the objective and expected accomplishments have been fulfilled by 31 December 2005, when the Mission will close its substantive civilian, military and civilian police components.
The objective and expected accomplishments are expected to be achieved on the assumption that:( a) there is political stabilityand security in Lebanon;( b) hostilities in the region are not resumed;( c) there is political goodwill on the part of the parties concerned;( d) there is a positive influence on the parties concerned of the political goodwill of Member States; and( e) there are no tensions between Lebanon and its neighbours.
The Office of the Under-Secretary-General is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments on the assumption that Member States will provide the necessary political supportand resources to implement mission mandates and that peacekeeping partners will provide the necessary support.
The objective and expected accomplishments would be achieved on the assumption that:( a) there is political stability and security in Lebanon;( b) hostilities in the region and in the country are not resumed;( c) there is political goodwill on the part of the parties concerned;( d) the political goodwill of Member States has a positive influence on the parties concerned; and( e) there are no tensions between Lebanon and its neighbours.
To achieve its objective and expected accomplishments, the subprogramme will focus on the following four areas.
MINUGUA is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments provided that there are no contractual restrictions in State institutions on secondment arrangementsand the reabsorption of personnel.
MINUGUA is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments provided that conditions are favourable for the Office of the Ombudsman for Human Rights to implement the provisions of peace agreements in the areas of human rights.
The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments on the assumption that:(a) the parties cooperate, abide by and fulfil the provisions of the peace agreement; and(b) the relevant resources are committed.
The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments on the assumption that Member Statesand regional organizations will continue to provide support for training and policy development activities.
The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments on the assumption that Governments, international and regional organizations and instruments give priority to the implementation of the global objectives on forests.
The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments on the assumption that there will be strong political and financial commitment by countries to address the decline of the ecosystems and the services it delivers as a priority issue in the national context.
MINUGUA is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments provided that there is willingness on the part of authorities to permit civil society participation and that there is political will in the new Congress to legislate the creation of the Security Advisory Council.
The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments on the assumption that Governments, international and regional organizations and instruments give priority to the implementation and further strengthening of international consensus on international forest policy.
The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments on the assumptions that all parties to the 1949 Armistice Agreements cooperate with UNTSO in the performance of its functionsand that they remain willing to resolve their disputes and to cooperate with the United Nations in fulfilment of the Security Council mandate.
The programme of work is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments on the assumption that States see a convergence between their national interestsand the upholding of the international protection regime, and that there is continued political will on the part of all stakeholders to work towards ending the impunity of persistent violators of children's rights in situations of armed conflict.
The Office of the Ombudsman is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments on the assumption that:(a) all parts of the Organization recognize the value of resolving disputes informallyand are willing to engage in the informal process;(b) staff and management are committed to resolving disputes on a timely basis; and(c) staff contact the Office at an early stage of the dispute.
The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objective and expected accomplishments on the assumption that:(a) member countries remain committed to giving due priority to sustainable development issues and to adopt relevant measures;(b) there is political stability and willingness of member countries to cooperate on sustainable development issues; and(c) there is no significant shortfall in extrabudgetary resources.