Примеры использования Organization's needs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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ICT strategies are designed in light of the organization's needs.
To that end, an analysis should be made of the Organization's needs to determine what type of skills are required and where.
Enhancing the responsiveness of the Department of Public Information to the Organization's needs.
The network is able to rapidly respond to an organization's needs with little manual intervention.
The default option, Automatically select a signing certificate, will generally meet most organization's needs.
By using strategic workforce planning, the Organization's needs will be identified in the short, medium and long term.
We hope that the current review of the Agenda will lead to specific results that can meet the Organization's needs.
It had to be recognized, however,that no source fitted the Organization's needs perfectly, and adaptation would always be necessary.
The criteria for the granting of continuing contracts should include efficiency,the need for the post and the Organization's needs.
Improved human resources management,taking into account the Organization's needs and those of staff, to enable it to meet the mandates of Member States.
The Inspectors believe that, without a gap analysis, it is hard to define andjustify how the current mobility policy might meet the Organization's needs.
The building would be a highly secure facility which would meet the Organization's needs well into the twenty-first century.
The new system of administration of justice had been discussed extensively by the General Assembly,as all stakeholders had agreed that the old system no longer met the Organization's needs.
The lack of reliable projections constitutes a serious obstacle for ETS in calculating properly the Organization's needs in different occupational groups and for different time frames.
His delegation would seek the approval of a budget outline that was prudent andresponsible while also meeting the Organization's needs.
Mr. Pankin(Russian Federation) said that improving ICT to meet the Organization's needs and strengthen decision-making and cooperation with partners was essential.
That was all the more true in that Umoja had not originally been writtenfor the United Nations, and had had to be adapted to the Organization's needs.
The report noted that changes in the Organization's needs in terms of civilian staffing for peacekeeping operations had not always been matched by corresponding changes in the composition and functions of that group.
Benefits will also evolve over time, andthus the plan will require adjustment and fine-tuning to adapt to the Organization's needs as experience with IPSAS grows.
With regard to recruitment,the efforts of Member States to provide the Organization with suitable candidates should be closely related to the work of OHRM in identifying the Organization's needs.
His delegation would cooperate diligently with the other delegations to deliver a budget that covered the Organization's needs while remaining within the appropriate resource level.
Indeed, while some fine-tuning was usually necessary, the redeployment of large numbers of posts would imply that the Secretariat had prepared, and Member States had approved,a budget that did not meet the Organization's needs.
Once the General Assembly had decided which approach orcombination of approaches would best serve the Organization's needs in the future, an appropriate system would be devised to implement that decision.
Although IMIS, the current system, had not been fully operational for long, it now appeared that it was obsolete andunable to meet the Organization's needs.
With regard to deliberations on the scale of assessments,he urged Member States to take into account the Organization's needs while remaining conscious of different States' capacity to meet their financial obligations in a timely way.
The greatest impact of the use of gratis personnel could not be clearly quantified, namely the demoralization of international civil service on being told time andtime again that it was unable to meet the Organization's needs.
Proposals in that regard should be aimed at improving the effectiveness of the staffing policy,meeting the Organization's needs for qualified staff and ensuring the successful and efficient functioning of the Secretariat, all within the financial means of Member States.
Mr. Herawan(Indonesia), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that the procurement process must be reformed in order to enhance its efficiency, cost-effectiveness, transparency,competitiveness and responsiveness to the Organization's needs.
The primary purpose of the contractual framework should be to ensure a professional workforce that was flexible enough to meet the Organization's needs in facing current and future challenges.
These indicators were reviewed in 1989 and 1990, when they were compared with those used by the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) and other agencies, andit was concluded that they responded adequately to the organization's needs.