Примеры использования Rationalization process на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Several other speakers presented views on the rationalization process.
An initial step in this rationalization process was the closure of the Washington Office.
He hoped that the new scale would represent another step forward in the rationalization process undertaken.
The rationalization process did not in any way imply the closing of information centres.
Therefore he urged that future action in that area be guided by the lessons learned from the rationalization process in Western Europe.
In response, the Director said that the rationalization process was extensive, involving significant one-time costs.
Special support will be provided to Cards andGifts staff during the implementation of the business rationalization process.
The reduction in the number of contracts issued was due to a rationalization process undertaken in line with consolidating overall strategic contracts.
The present report examines the impact of those changes on the operation of the network of United Nations information centres andintroduces additional thoughts on ways to further the rationalization process.
We are at a very early stage in our rationalization process, and my delegation fully agrees that the process is an ongoing one.
The abolishment of one Field Service post of Board of Inquiry Assistant is proposed as part of the rationalization process undertaken by the Mission.
Requests the Secretary-General, within the framework of the rationalization process, to take into account the needs of Portuguese-speaking African countries and the offer made by the Government of Angola;
Participants voiced general support for the idea of reinvesting funds that are derived from the reform/rationalization process into the development activities.
In setting the date, consideration should be given to the rationalization process concerning the scheduling of all high-level ECE environmental meetings, as well as to the preferences of the host country.
Use of the savings realized, and, most important,the impact of consolidation on the quality of information services must be analysed before the rationalization process was applied in the developing countries.
It was hardly necessary to point out that the programme review and rationalization process should be conducted in close coordination with the Member States and the Secretariat.
The Department was counting on Member States to argue for greater financial support that would re-energize the information centres,upgrade their facilities, and put the rationalization process back on track.
When we consider the rationalization process and its objective, we must certainly take into account what our experiences were before we started the process and recall what misgivings we had then.
It would be premature to shorten the sessions without knowing the outcome of the rationalization process, and such a step might prejudice the process. .
Another speaker argued that the rationalization process should not automatically be understood as a reduction in the number of centres, but rather as an improvement to promote a more systematic and effective flow of information and more active outreach activities.
The Under-Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information andthe Administrator of UNDP have discussed joint cooperation in the light of the rationalization process of the network of United Nations information centres.
The United States was not convinced that the regionalization and rationalization process would have continued to move forward sufficiently to effect real change even if the UNIC budget had not been cut.
He argued that the regional approach inherent in the proposal for an information centre in Luanda coincided squarely with the objectives of the rationalization process currently embraced by the Department of Public Information.
Although the rationalization process has not yet been fully completed, the most important actions, such as organizational rationalization, have for the most part been finalized, and others will continue to be pursued vigorously, with the object of achieving full transformation within the shortest practicable time-frame.
In his report to the Committee on Information on rationalization of the network ofUnited Nations information centres(A/AC.198/2004/3), the Secretary-General outlined his proposals to extend the rationalization process to other regions.
It is essential that we use the present positive momentum to achieve some noticeable progress in the rationalization process of the work of the General Assembly, in accordance with general principles that will be a guide for Member States, for subsequent Presidents of the General Assembly and for the Secretariat in the implementation of any steps in this area.
Another speaker, also representing a large group,expressed the hope that the new report of the Secretary-General was not a preparatory measure to resume the rationalization process or the closure of United Nations information centres.
However, in order to rationalize the rationalization process, we here suggest the biennialization of this item on the agenda of this Committee, i.e., we urge the Committee to take a decision during this session to the effect that, as of this session or the next, the question of rationalizing the work of the Committee will be taken up once every two years.
A decision by the General Assembly to remove $2 million from the operational budget of United Nations information centres, which made the work of many information centres more difficult, and a combination of political and economic factors,including a precipitous decline in the value of the dollar, further complicated the rationalization process.
Requests the Secretary-General to continue to submit progress reports on the implementation of the rationalization process to the Committee on Information at its successive sessions and to include in these reports information on the functioning of the Department's field capacity, including newly established regional United Nations information centres, where applicable, and United Nations information centres that have undergone the rationalization process;