Примеры использования Regional commissions to continue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee encourages the regional commissions to continue their efforts in this regard.
The Council, in its resolution 2011/28 of 28 July 2011 on the modalities for the second review andappraisal of the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing, 2002, encouraged the regional commissions to continue to facilitate the review and appraisal exercise at the regional level.
Invites the regional commissions to continue to contribute to the work of the Commission;
Noted the importance of country-to-country assistance, particularly South-South cooperation,in the conduct of censuses, and urged the United Nations Statistics Division and the regional commissions to continue to promote the exchange of country experience through regional and international workshops;
Encourages the regional commissions to continue to share best practices among themselves in order to improve the overall implementation of the outcomes of the World Summit;
Requests the United Nations system organizations, particularly the Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries andSmall Island Developing States of the Secretariat and regional commissions, to continue their efforts to establish effective indicators to measure progress in the implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action;
The Council in its resolution 1996/41 also requested the regional commissions to continue undertaking their own reviews and to report on the results to the Council at its substantive session of 1997.
The United Nations Development Programme and other multilateral funds and programmes, as well as the development partners of landlocked andtransit developing countries, should consider providing resources to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development and the regional commissions to continue providing technical assistance to regional and subregional transit transport projects in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
Requests the regional commissions to continue undertaking their own reviews, as called for in General Assembly resolution 50/227, and to report to the Council at its substantive session of 1997;
Requests the United Nations system organizations, particularly the Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries andSmall Island Developing States of the Secretariat and regional commissions, to continue their efforts to establish broadly acceptable indicators, including those based on time/cost methodology,to measure progress in the implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action;
Encourages the regional commissions to continue to facilitate the review and appraisal exercise at the regional level including through consultation with relevant regional bodies, as appropriate, by.
Stresses the importance of improving the efficiency of trade-supporting services, particularly in the areas of transport, customs, banking and insurance, and business information, of developing countries, particularly in the case of small and medium-sized enterprises, and invites the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development,in collaboration with other relevant bodies of the United Nations particularly the regional commissions, to continue to assist developing countries in this area;
The Commission may wish to encourage the regional commissions to continue to facilitate, including through their intergovernmental bodies, the review and appraisal exercise at the regional level by.
Invites the United Nations regional commissions to continue to develop closer links among themselves through knowledge sharing and to enhance cooperation with the United Nations funds and programmes in order to ensure coherence in their work at the regional level;
Requests all organizations of the United Nations system,including those with no field-level representation and the regional commissions, to continue to improve and strengthen the resident coordinator system through their support to and active participation in that system, on the basis of their respective mandates and in close consultation with the national Government;
The Resolution encourages the regional commissions to continue to facilitate the review and appraisal exercise at the regional level including by providing an analysis of the main findings, identifying key priority action areas and good practices and suggesting policy responses.
It further requested all organizations of the United Nations system,including those with no field representation and the regional commissions, to continue to improve and strengthen the resident coordinators through their support to and active participation in that system, on the basis of their respective mandates and in close consultation with the national Government.
The Economic and Social Council also requested the regional commissions to continue undertaking their own reviews, as called for in General Assembly resolution 50/227, and to report to the Council at its substantive session of 1997.
In its resolution 1996/41, the Council also requested the regional commissions to continue undertaking their own reviews, as called for in Assembly resolution 50/227, and to report to the Council at its substantive session of 1997.
In its resolution 1996/41, the Council also requested the regional commissions to continue undertaking their own reviews, as called for in Assembly resolution 50/227, and to report to the Council at its substantive session of 1997 see item 10 above.
At its substantive session of 1996, the Council requested the regional commissions to continue undertaking their own reviews, as called for in Assembly resolution 50/227, and to report to the Council at its substantive session of 1997 resolution 1996/41.
The Committee recalls that it had encouraged the regional commissions to continue their efforts to improve the ratio between programme support costs and programme of work costs by allocating more resources to the substantive activities of the programme of work.
The Committee may wish to consider above andask UNECE and other regional commissions to continue and further strengthen their cooperation aimed at developing interregional transport links and sharing best practices, including through elaboration of a joint proposal for a new Development Account Project on transport corridors and routes.
All United Nations system organizations,including those with no field-level representation and the regional commissions, to continue improving and strengthening the resident coordinator system through their support to and active participation in the resident coordinator system, on the basis of their respective mandates and in close consultation with national Governments para. 73.
In this regard, the outcome document of the least developed country-IV will call on the regional commissions to continue to ensure that the needs of least developed countries are addressed as part of their ongoing work, and to undertake periodic reviews of the implementation of the Istanbul Programme of Action in collaboration with relevant subregional and regional organizations.
Acknowledges the importance of the regional dimension of sustainable development, and invites the United Nations regional commissions to continue to contribute to the work of the high-level political forum on sustainable development, including through annual regional meetings, with the involvement of other relevant regional entities, major groups and other relevant stakeholders, as appropriate;
While investment in information technology will eventually lead to improvements in the efficiency of support services, most regional commissions continue to rely on their own support services owing to a number of conditions prevailing in the locality.
The five Regional Commissions continue to be key players in the preparations for the tenth anniversary.
Regional commissions will continue to conduct meetings, consultations and seminars on selected topics of major importance.
It is important that the regional commissions continue to contribute the efforts of their member States to meeting the internationally agreed development goals.