Примеры использования Same delegation stated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The same delegation stated that not all UNHCR field offices disseminated such information.
The same delegation stated that the negative comment made about SIPs/SWAPs in paragraph 54 of the report was unjustified.
The same delegation stated that such offices could be covered through a regional presence and suggested that UNDP review its country office network.
The same delegation stated that donor coordination did not appear to be functioning well in South Africa and it welcomed the Fund's views on that.
The same delegation stated that a consultancy commissioned by a Member State to assess the work carried out and the results achieved had been very positive.
The same delegation stated that the partner agencies should also move towards fully integrating population perspectives in their strategies and develop in-house technical capacity in that regard.
The same delegation stated that while evaluation allowed effectiveness to be measured, including cost-effectiveness, it did not allow the drawing of lessons at a global level for policy development.
The same delegation stated that it was important to overhaul the system to enable it to achieve its intended goals and added that there was a need to address the question of how the system would be funded after 1999.
The same delegation stated that in order to increase external development assistance, more modest increments should be sought, as increments of between 15 and 20 per cent per year tended to discourage donors.
The same delegation stated that it did not find those numbers as indicating a fulfilment of the call by the Special Committee that the Secretary-General"correct the imbalance between United Nations-funded and loaned personnel.
The same delegation stated that participation of non-governmental organizations whose objectives were inconsistent with the principles and purposes of the Charter would erode the credibility of the non-governmental system as a whole and cause apprehensions among Member States. .
The same delegation stated that it strongly supported the idea contained in paragraph 4 of the UNFPA report that the UNDAF exercise should not duplicate past programming efforts or require a review of processes that had already been completed.
The same delegation stated that the information note should contain not only the names of the consulting firms considered for the exercise and a description of the selection process, but also a detailed breakdown and analysis of the budget, in the interest of having the greatest possible transparency.
The same delegation stated that the United Nations should play an important role in promoting South-South cooperation by leveraging existing tools while recognizing other instruments, platforms and partners, such as regional development banks, regional commissions and international financial institutions.
The same delegation stated that it was ready to recommend that the current agreement on the TSS be extended, on a temporary basis, through 1999; however, full consideration should be given to the following issues:( a) streamlining procedures;( b) increasing coordination and rationalizing current arrangements with partner agencies;( c) increasing efforts to recruit high-quality candidates for TSS posts and ensuring orientation training for them;( d) establishing clear agreements with agencies with mutually agreed-upon goals; and( e) providing the Executive Board with a report illustrating the progress being made.
The same delegations stated that the Secretary-General should be encouraged to play an active role in recommending the initiation of a declaration of an exceptional risk in the relevant organs as a matter of routine.
The same delegation also stated that the budgeted expenditures for 2003 were too high compared to 2001 actual, and that the income projected for 2003 were unrealistic.
On that same occasion, my delegation stated that securing competitiveness and a more active involvement in international markets is today a prerequisite for growth.
On same sex marriage, the delegation stated that the National Assembly has not passed a law related to this issue.
The same delegation further stated that while the Secretary-General should pay due attention to the views of Member States as he implemented his reform plans, the Assembly did not have the authority to deny the Secretary-General the right to proceed with implementing the reform proposals, which fell within his authority as chief administrative officer of the United Nations.
The same delegation and one member State called upon UNCTAD to develop a comprehensive strategy to make its human resources management more professional, systematic, efficient and transparent.
In the same vein, delegations stated that contributions for Kosovo-related activities should not be to the detriment of programmes elsewhere.
Both the First Committee and the Disarmament Commission are concerned with the same disarmament agenda andparticipating Member States are represented by the same delegations, almost half of which come from the Geneva-based Conference on Disarmament.
A number of delegations stated that the same policy and approach should be used as adopted for the disclosure of internal audit reports.
The same delegations stated that, although the aim of enhancing the capacity of local police forces to discharge their tasks effectively should be considered in the broader context of the reform or establishment of judicial and penal systems in the host country, this larger context represented a long-term post-conflict peace-building measure that should continue even after a peacekeeping mission had ended.
At the same time, as my delegation has stated before in the course of discussions on this topic, the United Nations has been beset with numerous allegations, innuendoes and misdirection, much of it, unfortunately, by Members of the Organization and even the Procurement Task Force.
At the same meeting, the Chairman stated that his delegation had received new information from the Permanent Mission of Angola to the United Nations regarding the list of senior UNITA officials and adult members of their immediate families, which would be clarified in bilateral consultations between the Permanent Missions of Angola and Ireland before being disseminated to the members of the Council.
At the same time, her delegation urged States to be cautious when considering the establishment of institutional mechanisms to enforce the treaty.
In that regard, some delegations stated that the same threshold of"significant harm" as defined in the draft articles on prevention should be maintained for the liability aspects.
At the same time, her delegation encouraged Member States to continue making voluntary contributions to enable the unhindered implementation of the Programme.