Примеры использования Policy and doctrine на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Military Policy and Doctrine Officer P-4.
Promoting the preparation and exchange of information on defence policy and doctrine;
Planning Officer policy and doctrine, 1 P-4.
The Advisory Committee recommends acceptance of the two redeployments proposed to the Policy and Doctrine Team.
The Policy and Doctrine Team is lead by a Senior Policy and Doctrine Officer(P-5) and has 2 Military Officers P-4.
There are two teams under the Office of the Military Adviser:the Assessments Team and the Policy and Doctrine Team.
In addition, 1 Policy and Doctrine Officer(P-4) and 1 Capability Development Officer(P-4) are working with the Policy and Doctrine Team in the Office of the Military Adviser.
In October 1993 the United States announced that it would undertake a nuclear posture review that would incorporate policy and doctrine revisions.
Three of the approved posts(1 P-5 and 2 P-4) were designated for work on policy and doctrine issues, and the Policy and Doctrine Team was established.
The incumbent will coordinate closely withthe Military Division and the Peacekeeping Best Practices Section for systematic incorporation of lessons learned in policy and doctrine reviews.
The policy and doctrine team will provide greater capacity to address military policy issues, as well as support the production of new doctrine, in accordance with peacekeeping priorities.
He or she will coordinate closely withthe Police Division and the Peacekeeping Best Practices Section for systematic incorporation of lessons learned in policy and doctrine reviews.
Redeployment of 2 posts(1 P4 Capability Development Officer and 1 P4 Military Policy and Doctrine Officer)to the Office of the Military Adviser, Policy and Doctrine Team.
During informal discussions at the Conference on Disarmament earlier this year,Canada proposed that nuclear-weapon States provide annual briefings on their nuclear policy and doctrine.
Redeployment of 2 posts(1 P-4 Capability Development Officer and 1 P-4 Military Policy and Doctrine Officer)from the Military Planning Service to the Policy and Doctrine Team.
The Senior Policy and Doctrine Officer supervises the 4 Officers(P-4), advises the Military Adviser on policy and doctrine issues and prepares reports or briefing notes when required.
It is proposed that three seconded officer posts(Assessments Officer(P-4), Policy and Doctrine Officer(P-4) and Planning Officer(P-4)) be reclassified to civilian posts see A/64/967, para. 107.
The violation of the principle of sovereign equality enshrined in the United Nations Charter and persistent inequality and injustice in international relations are attributable to the unfair nuclear policy and doctrine.
Reclassification of three seconded officer posts(1 P-4 Assessments Officer,1 P-4 Policy and Doctrine Officer and 1 P-4 Planning Officer) to civilian posts.
Strengthened policy and doctrine, liaison, planningand force generation capacities have better equipped the Office to enhance its engagement with troop-contributing countries, resulting in improved capacity to deploy to specific missions.
The Office of Military Affairs comprises the Office of the Military Adviser, including the Policy and Doctrine Team and the Assessment Team, the Current Military Operations Service, the Force Generation Service and the Military Planning Service.
The Advisory Committee also notes that the Secretary-General is proposing to provide a dedicated capacity for the provision of military input to the wider issues of Secretariat policy development and departmental policy and doctrine development.
It is proposed that a Capability Development Officer(P-4) post and a Military Policy and Doctrine Officer(P-4)post be redeployed from the Military Planning Service to the Policy and Doctrine Team in the Office of the Military Adviser A/65/761, paras. 133 and 134.
The Committee was informed that the redeployment would not change the functions of the two posts butenable co-location of all officers working on policy and doctrine issues under one umbrellaand direct guidance from the Office's leadership.
Should the redeployment not be approved,the two officers working on policy and doctrine issues in isolation under the Military Planning Service would not benefit from the synergy that could result from working as part of the Team in the Office of the Military Adviser,and there could be duplication of efforts.
In addition to drawing on the range of military expertise in the Office of Military Affairs,the Service will provide a dedicated capacity for the provision of military input to the wider issues of Secretariat policy development and departmental policy and doctrine development.
The proposed redeployment of 1 P-4 Capability Development Officer and 1 P-4 Military Policy and Doctrine Officer to the Policy and Doctrine Team in the Office of the Military Adviser will not affect the functions of the Military Planning Service, whose core function is being carried out by the remaining 28 Planning Officers.
The structure of the Department will be reinforced with a Planning Section to give the Secretariat the capacity to programme and accelerate the setting up of new operations,as well as a Policy and Analysis Unit to analyse peace-keeping experience in order to develop policy and doctrine of such missions, the trend in which is toward complexity.
This arrangement promotes immediate and uncompromised access to the Under-Secretary-General for Safety and Security, policy and doctrine specialists, the Department's Threatand Risk Unit, training specialists and other regional desks of the Department.
The Evaluation Section will comprise a small number of experienced specialists who will provide and undertake comprehensive evaluation, reporting and monitoring of the implementation of recommendations and interface with the substantive organizational structures related to operations, military matters, police, mission support,thematic advice, policy and doctrine development and training capacity for complex missions.