Примеры использования Offices would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The offices would serve many purposes.
The resulting proposed staffing of the six remaining provincial offices would therefore comprise 234 positions.
Those offices would continue at full capacity throughout the three years of operation.
The staffing establishment of the regional and field offices would reflect the abolition of 3 General Service(Other level) posts.
Offices would also maintain liaison with provincial and district government representatives.
Maintaining and enhancing coordination among the various departments and offices would continue to be critical to the formulation of the programme budget.
These offices would report to my Special Representative through his Deputy in Abéché.
A workable solution in the ECE region that involves the relevant international organizations as well as national statistical offices would serve as a model for convergence on a larger scale.
These offices would be established, over time and only if requested, as special political missions.
In addition, we looked carefully at what the business model could be for UNEP bearing in mind the constraints of the current financial situation where opening new offices would entail substantial expenditure without necessarily building more critical mass for our activities.
These offices would report to the Director of Administration through the sector administrative officer.
Depending on available resources, contributing departments/offices would secure translations through the Department of General Assembly Affairs and Conference Services, in-house staff or outsourcing.
Regional offices would thus facilitate the development and implementation of engagement strategies for all countries concerned.
The Committee was also informed that the substantive staff in the field offices would have dual reporting lines, to their respective heads of office and to the heads of their substantive groups at Mission headquarters in Mogadishu.
The offices would also provide liaison points with governmental and non-governmental organizations as well as with other United Nations organizations and agencies operating in the territory of the former Yugoslavia, and would permit the Office of the Prosecutor to keep abreast of important developments in the area that could affect the work of the Tribunal.
The resulting proposed staffing of the six remaining provincial offices would therefore comprise 24 international positions(6 P-4, 7 P-3, 4 P-2 and 7 Field Service), 187 national positions(17 National Professional Officer and 170 Local level) and 5 United Nations Volunteers, as shown in table 12 above.
Country offices would monitor change from the grass-roots level and expect results from headquarters.
The four regional offices would consist of a total of nine teams with three teams in Bujumbura and two teams each in Gitega, Makamba and Ngozi.
Country offices would contribute their own funding from TRAC resources, with SUM technical support in design and implementation.
Country and multi-country offices would manage country programmes and have delegated authority to conduct lower-value transactions and enter into agreements to a higher extent than previously afforded to them.
Regional offices would approve medium-value transactions, conduct national recruitments, supervise country and multi-country offices and develop regional strategies and approaches.
Regional offices would also facilitate, both within the region and between regions, the exchange of experiences, expertise and knowledge to multiply the benefits of the accumulated know-how of the organization and to promote greater support for the ICPD.
It was also assumed that the affected departments and offices would have the necessary lead time to adapt their organizations and processes to the post-relocation set-up. This would include reallocation of responsibilities and transfer of skills to allow the separation and relocation of the functions identified.
These offices would provide coordination of administrative, logistical and technical support and provision of operational guidance to the 30 field offices under their purview, and expand the logistics hub in Entebbe, Uganda, while maintaining the logistics base at Kinshasa.
The expanded regional offices would engage in the daily monitoring of human violations in the regions, actively provide support for efforts of the Government of the Central African Republic to restore State authority through decentralization to the regions and carry out peacebuilding and peace consolidation and facilitate local mediation activities in the regions.
The regional administrative offices would report to the Director of Administration through the Deputy Director of Administration and would be responsible for the planning, coordination and oversight of the administrative, logistical and technical services in the regions, the provision of operational guidance to the field offices under their purview, the monitoring of the efficient use of resources and the forecasting of operational requirements.
This office would seem like an unnecessary expense.
This Office would also deal with judicial aspects of detention matters.
That Office would have a Cambodian Director and an international Deputy Director.
Her Office would encourage, advise and support States parties in that regard.