Примеры использования Proposed post на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Proposed post resources.
Mechanical Technician(FS/FSL-3) Proposed post.
The proposed post for the Executive Officer(D-1) is requested in recognition of the scope and complexity of the responsibilities.
Transport officer(FS-5) Proposed post.
The proposed post would be responsible for providing the Special Representative of the Secretary-General with VIP driver functions.
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The specific duties of this proposed post will include.
The Acting High Commissioner provided clarification concerning the functions of the proposed post.
The major functions of the proposed post are described below.
Procurement/shipping Assistant(FS/FSL-3) Proposed post.
The proposed post at the P-3 level would satisfy the continuing increase in the demand for operational support of peacekeeping missions.
Receipts and Issues Assistant(FS/FSL-3) Proposed post.
In most cases where the Advisory Committee had recommended against a proposed post, it considered that the functions should be provided from within existing capacity.
Electrician/Air Conditioning Technician(FS/FSL-4/3) Proposed post.
The functions of the proposed post do not duplicate any functions undertaken by DPI and are solely dedicated to the public information activities of DPKO and DFS.
Table 2 provides a summary of current authorized and proposed post requirements, by level and year.
The estimate of $1,400 would provide for commercial communications,at the standard rate derived from past expenditure patterns for 1 new proposed post.
Section E of the introduction contains details of the overall proposed post changes for the biennium 2014-2015.
The incumbent of the proposed post would also be responsible for coordination with stakeholders and bilateral partners to provide funding and implementation of community development projects.
Some of the functions of the P-3 post would be taken up by the incumbent of the proposed post of Chief, General Services Section.
The Committee will consider the establishment of this proposed post in the context of the proposed budget for the support account for the period 1 July 2009 to 30 June 2010.
His delegation attached great importance to the principle of geographic rotation in making appointments to the proposed post of Under-Secretary-General.
In addition, and taking into account its relatively small size, the proposed post would provide the necessary capacity and flexibility to support and cover an increasingly heavier workload.
The proposed post of Assistant Secretary-General currently funded from extrabudgetary resources is located under executive direction management and assigned to the UNEP office in Geneva.
The Advisory Committee recommends againstacceptance of the proposal, as it believes that the functions of the proposed post should be accommodated within existing capacity.
In instances where workload requires outsourced support, the proposed post would be the focal point for managing the work of suppliers chosen to provide selected graphics design work.
The proposed post would enable the Staff Counsellor's Office to increase its capacity to support staff with needs related to mission service and to meet the increased demand from staff members for such services.
As indicated in paragraph 20 of the proposed budget,the functions of the proposed post are currently carried out by United Nations police officers, who rotate on an annual basis.
The incumbent of the proposed post would provide support and assist in the development and maintenance of an organized and structured archive of all essential documents related to the institutional foundation of PNTL.
The Committee is of the view that the functions envisaged for the proposed post at the P-3 level could be accommodated from within existing capacity and therefore recommends against its establishment.
For example, a proposed post at the D-1 level in the estimates would be filled at that level using a vacant D-1 post in the approved staffing table of the preceding budgetary period.