Примеры использования Question of honoraria на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The question of honoraria is dealt with in chapter I above.
It also supported the Commission's views on the question of honoraria for special rapporteurs.
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Report of the Secretary-General on an interim study of the question of honoraria payable to members of organs and subsidiary of the United Nations.
In paragraph 86 of its first report on the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997,4 the Advisory Committee recalled its view on the question of honoraria, expressed in 1992,3 that.
Lastly, his delegation believed that Member States should revisit the question of honoraria and ensure that research by special rapporteurs was not adversely affected by budget cuts.
Lastly, endorsing the Commission's views concerning the question of honoraria, he expressed the hope that the General Assembly would duly reconsider its decision pursuant to resolution 56/272 to reduce the honoraria of Commission members, which compromised support for the research work conducted by special rapporteurs, in particular those from developing countries.
Took note of General Assembly decision 52/463 of 31 March 1998,by which the Assembly would consider the comprehensive report of the Secretary-General on the question of honoraria payable to members of organs and subsidiary organs of the United Nations at its fifty-third session;
Lastly, Member States should revisit the question of honoraria and ensure that the work of the Special Rapporteurs, in particular those from developing countries, was not adversely affected by budget cuts.
Lastly, he reiterated his delegation's position that Member States should revisit the question of honoraria and ensure that the Special Rapporteurs' work was not adversely affected by budget cuts.
The Commission reiterates its views concerning the question of honoraria, resulting from the adoption by the General Assembly of its resolution 56/272 of 27 March 2002, which has been expressed in the previous reports of the Commission.
Takes note of the report of the Secretary-General on an interim study of the question of honoraria payable to members of organs and subsidiary organs of the United Nations;A/52/699.
The Commission reiterated once more its views concerning the question of honoraria, resulting from the adoption by the General Assembly of its resolution 56/272 of 27 March 2002, which were expressed in its previous reports.
Report of the Secretary-General on an interim study of the question of honoraria payable to members of organs and subsidiary organs of the United Nations General Assembly resolution 35/218.
The Commission reiterated once more its views concerning the question of honoraria, resulting from the adoption by the General Assembly of its resolution 56/272 of 27 March 2002, which were expressed in its previous reports.
The Commission reiterates that General Assembly resolution 56/272 of 27 March 2002 concerning the question of honoraria especially affects Special Rapporteurs, in particular those from developing countries, as it comprises the support for their necessary research work.
The CHAIRMAN drew attention to the reports by the Secretary-General on the question of honoraria payable to members of organs and subsidiary organs of the United Nations(A/C.5/46/12 and A/C.5/47/45) and the related reports of ACABQ A/46/7/Add.8 and A/47/7/Add.10.
The General Assembly, in its decision 52/463 of 31 March 1998, deferred further action on the question of honoraria pending the submission of a comprehensive report by the Secretary-General to the Assembly its fifty-third session on the question of honoraria payable to members of organs and subsidiary organs of the United Nations.
Question of honorariums.
A preference was expressed for reconsidering the question of honorariums for Special Rapporteurs.
Having considered the note by the Secretariat on the comprehensive study of the question of honorariums payable to members of organs and subsidiary organs of the United Nations.
Comprehensive study of the question of honorariums payable to members of organs and subsidiary organs of the United Nations.
She paid particular tribute to three outgoing Special Rapporteurs andagreed with the suggestion that the question of honorariums for them should be reconsidered.
By section XV of its resolution 47/219 A of 23 December 1992, the General Assembly decided to postpone to its resumed forty-seventh session the review of the question of honorariums.
Your letters to the former President of the Economic andSocial Council and to myself raise the question of honorariums payable to the members of INCB.
Recognizing the important role of the Special Rapporteurs, some delegations considered it important to find alternative ways of supporting their work, andrecognized the need to revisit the question of honorariums.
The General Assembly,by its resolution 3536(XXX), requested the Secretary-General to submit a comprehensive study of the question of honorariums payable to members of organs and subsidiary organs of the United Nations, taking into account, inter alia, the following factors.
The President of the International Control Board(INCB) had written letters to the President of the Economic and Social Council on 31 July and 6 December 2002, andon 16 January 2003 raising the question of honorariums payable to the members of INCB.
The President of the International Narcotics Control Board raised the question of honorariums payable to members of the International Narcotics Control Board in a letter dated 16 January 2003 addressed to the President of the Economic and Social Council(see annex I). The President of the Board had written similar letters to the President of the Council on 31 July and 6 December 2002.
In paragraph 86 of its first report on the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997,5 the Advisory Committee recalled its view on the question of honorariums, expressed in 1991, that there was little evidence in the report(A/C.5/47/45) to suggest that a comprehensive review regarding such questions as to whether there might be other bodies within the system eligible for payment of honorariums, or the implications of introducing uniformity into the conditions for the payment of honorariums, .