Примеры использования Office undertook на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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During the period, the Office undertook a number of ICT audit assignments.
The UNDP Russian Federation country office informed the Board that, subsequent to the release of the second version of the internal control framework for UNDP offices in May 2005 and the recommendations of the investigation and internal audit teams, the country office undertook a detail review of role allocations in Atlas in July 2005.
This past year, the office undertook an assessment of the work of these provincial action committees.
VIII.127 The Advisory Committee notes from table 27G.9 that, in response to its recommendation in paragraph IV.73 of its previous report on the need to determine more accurately the level of services that the United Nations Office at Nairobi is required to provide to the organizations at Nairobi andthe rates of reimbursing the cost of those services, the Office undertook a review in 2000 and another in 2001, with no apparent results as yet.
During the reporting period, the Office undertook a process of strategic planning and review of its programmes.
The Office undertook a mission to Tbilisi from 15 to 20 May 2017 in furtherance of its investigation.
In accordance with its mandate for the group of landlocked developing countries contained in General Assembly resolution 56/227, the Office undertook substantive and organizational preparations for the International Ministerial Conference on transit transport cooperation held in Almaty, Kazakhstan in August 2003 and the preparatory meetings in New York and in Almaty.
The Office undertook a preliminary assessment in three cases, however none resulted in a prima facie finding.
During the reporting period, the Office undertook technical assistance needs assessments in Cambodia, Cape Verde and South Sudan.
The office undertook case-related work in the courts, including several cases involving community activists in Phnom Penh and in the provinces protesting against land grabbing and forced evictions.
In 2010, in the context of the project, the Office undertook an assessment of juvenile justice legislation and social reintegration and rehabilitation policies and programmes.
The Office undertook monitoring and capacity-building activities, with such work being increasingly interwoven to ensure relevance to local realities and to strengthen impact.
With regard to international instruments benefiting refugees,during the period under review, the Office undertook concerted accession promotion activities with Governments, particularly among the newly independent States of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, resulting in six new accessions in 1992 and seven in 1993.
Although the Office undertook a preliminary assessment in three of these cases, no prima facie case of retaliation was established.
During the reporting period, the Office undertook technical assistance needs assessments on justice for children in Cambodia, Cape Verde and South Sudan.
In Benin, the Office undertook a"customer satisfaction survey" which led to significant improvements in the reception and counselling services offered there.
In the framework of the project, the Office undertook legislative baseline assessments and convened regional workshops on legislative harmonization in Argentina(June 2012) and Senegal July 2012.
In 1997, the Office undertook a review of its business system and concluded that IMIS was compatible with its operational needs and should therefore be implemented.
In implementing Security Council resolutions 1325(2000)and 1820(2008), the Office undertook the mapping of gender and human rights-related activities in West Africa, through which it was able to foster stronger partnerships among a multitude of stakeholders in the subregion, thereby anticipating and avoiding undue duplication of efforts.
Additionally, the Office undertook seven on-site monitoring missions to offices away from Headquarters and field operations during the reporting period.
In 2004, the Office undertook an advocacy mission to Comoros to support the Government's efforts to establish a national human rights commission and strengthen the rule of law with the newly established national Parliament.
In 2012, the Office undertook a formal ethics and reputational risk assessment of United Nations field missions in response to requests from the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions and the Under-Secretary-General for Field Support.
As this situation was unsustainable, the Office undertook a major budget reduction exercise and now aligns its extrabudgetary budget with projected donor contributions, taking into account expected in-year increases due to fresh crises.
In 2012 and 2014, the Office undertook a research-based ethics and reputational risk assessment of selected United Nations peacekeeping missions in response to requests from the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions and the Under-Secretary-General for Field Support.
This year, the Office undertook an evaluation of its activities with a view to:(a) being more responsive to the needs of delegates; and(b) more systematically integrating committees of the General Assembly, commissions of the Economic and Social Council and organizations, funds and programmes into its planning and designing of workshops.
To assist the Assembly, the Office undertook a comprehensive internal assessment of its activities, concluding that while the quality of its activities had improved over the past five years, there was a need to strengthen coordination of oversight reports in the Secretariat to enhance the impact of recommendations and overall accountability.
The Office undertakes both joint acquisitions and mission-specific procurements.
All country offices undertake an annual review of implementation of the country programme and the CPMP.
Based on the memorandum of understanding, the Office undertakes cost-sharing initiatives with OSCE in organizing and conducting regional workshops, training courses and country-specific activities.
Finally, the field presences of the Office undertake a range of activities that are relevant to the promotion of democracy.