Примеры использования Recommendation and stated that it на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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UNMIS accepted the recommendation and stated that it has been implemented.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Procurement Service accepted this recommendation and stated that it had been implemented.
ECA concurred with the recommendation and stated that it was already in compliance.
The Department of Management accepted both parts of the recommendation and stated that it had been implemented.
UNHCR accepted the recommendation and stated that it fully recognized the issue identified by the Board, as it had arisen in feedback from staff.
The Missions accepted this recommendation and stated that it has been implemented.
UNHCR accepted the recommendation and stated that it had put in place a comprehensive plan to continue implementing the roll-out of a centralized payments approach in the Africanand Asian regions and expected to complete that exercise by the end of 2011.
The Procurement Division agreed to the recommendation and stated that it would conduct a further review of the circumstances in that case.
The Department accepted this recommendation and stated that it intended to vigorously pursue the timely submission of all required reports in future projectsand to include additional language in future trust fund agreements indicating that the Department would provide an annual budget/expenditure report in accordance with the format reflected in annex A to the agreement.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations accepted the recommendation and stated that it would work closely with the Procurement Division in that regard.
The Department of Management accepted the recommendation and stated that it had proposed a plan for additional resources for a new property management unit, as recommended by a consultant, to undertake a number of tasks, including the development of policies, procedures, processes, manuals, etc.
The Department of Safety and Security accepted this recommendation and stated that it would be carried out in the context of the upcoming security review.
Management accepted the recommendation and stated that it would be implemented for future large capital projects.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations accepted the recommendation and stated that it would raise the subject with the Office of Programme Planning, Budget and Accounts.
The Procurement Division also agreed to the recommendation and stated that it would commence discussion with the Air Transport Section to explore mutually acceptable arrangements to be in place by the end of the third quarter of 2004.
The Department of Safety and Security accepted this recommendation and stated that it would present a proposal to the Office of Human Resources Management for consideration.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations accepted this recommendation and stated that it would work with the Office of Human Resources Management on preparing a comprehensive report on conditions of service of staff in the field, to be submitted to the General Assembly at its sixty-first session.
The Department of Safety and Security accepted this recommendation and stated that it was in the process of finalizing a new profile for security personnel at all levels.
The Department of Safety and Security accepted this recommendation and stated that it would conduct the analysis, taking into account any developments that might arise in relation to the ongoing General Assembly review of contractual arrangements and conditions of service for field staff.
The Department of Safety and Security accepted this recommendation and stated that it intended to reassess its structure in the context of the upcoming security review.
The Office of Human Resources Management accepted this recommendation and stated that it is seeking additional resources from the support account for peacekeeping operations to establish a special monitoring and assistance service for monitoring the authority delegated to the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and field missions.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations accepted the recommendation and stated that it expects to conclude negotiations on the generic memorandum of understanding with Member States by December 2004.
The ESCAP secretariat supported this recommendation and stated that it was formulating another proposal to increase usage through enhanced public activities.
The Department of Safety and Security accepted this recommendation and stated that it would coordinate and harmonize recruitment standards for all security personnel in the Department.
The Office of Human Resources Management accepted the recommendation and stated that it would ensure that no applications are transmitted to programme managers for evaluation until the relevant criteria had been approved by the central review bodies.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations accepted this recommendation and stated that it would work closely with the Executive Office of the Secretary-Generaland other departments to retool the relevant Secretary-General's bulletins as required.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations accepted this recommendation and stated that it had started preliminary consultations with OIOSand the Office of Human Resources Management to develop appropriate benchmarks to guide the handling of disciplinary cases.
The Department of Safety and Security also concurred with the recommendation and stated that it would assist in that effort through the provision of the relevant Department of Safetyand Security products resulting from security risk assessments.
The Tribunal accepts the recommendation and states that it is 75 per cent implemented.
Saint Lucia accepts the recommendation and states that it is already acting accordingly.