Примеры использования Secretariat initiated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In response to paragraph 2(b), the secretariat initiated the activities described below.
The secretariat initiated a newsletter for the Convention in response to the workshop's recommendation para 12 e.
As has been described in section III of this report, the Secretariat initiated a review of audit committees in order to establish a similar body at the United Nations.
The Secretariat initiated 1,732 outputs, bringing the total number of outputs committed for implementation to 27,098.
At the request of the Government of Armenia,with financial support from the Eurasian Development Bank, the secretariat initiated the preparation of an Innovation Performance Review of Armenia.
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Subsequently, the Secretariat initiated the process by hiring a consultant to develop the guidelines.
In line with the Bangkok Declaration on Transport andDevelopment in Asia(E/ESCAP/66/11, chap. IV), adopted by the Forum of Asian Ministers of Transport in December 2009, the secretariat initiated the process of developing an intergovernmental agreement on dry ports.
In early 2011, the secretariat initiated an independent evaluation of phase I of the RAP, the objectives of which were.
With a view to enhancing the Organization's ability to promote the reporting of serious misconduct,protect whistle-blowers from retaliation and prevent retaliation from occurring, the Secretariat initiated an external expert review of its protection against retaliation policy in 2012-2013.
Furthermore, the secretariat initiated a project on building resilience to disasters by improving disaster data.
The secretariat initiated discussions on the Reference Model"Risk Management in Regulatory Systems" and of the list of priorities of the Group.
Following its approval by the Conference of the Parties at its tenth meeting, the Secretariat initiated the publication, in the six languages of the United Nations, of the instruction manual on the prosecution of illegal traffic in hazardous wastes and other wastes.
In 2010 the secretariat initiated an evaluation of all TPNs through the respective RCUs and in collaboration with the host institutions of the TPNs.
In order to specifically address the General Assembly's request for a detailed proposal, the Secretariat initiated a comprehensive review of the issues associated with the establishment of the global business continuity and disaster recovery capability, including risk assessment and a business impact analysis survey.
The secretariat initiated the fourth reporting round on the Convention's implementation on 22 August 2007 with a letter accompanied by the reporting format.
In the biennium 2004-2005, as the need for enterprise applications grew, the Secretariat initiated a major project to replace and standardize the existing network that connects all major offices(Headquarters and offices away from Headquarters) through a more coherent and scalable approach.
The secretariat initiated, implemented and/or provided support for numerous special undertakings for the Year, as described in section VII above.
In accordance with section VI of the annex to decision BC-10/2, the Secretariat initiated work to support the development of mid-term and final evaluations of the strategic framework for consideration by the Conference of the Parties at its thirteenth and fifteenth meetings, respectively.
The Secretariat initiated consultations with the participating, separately administered United Nations funds and programmes following the adoption of resolution 62/228, and those discussions are still ongoing.
In the biennium 2004-2005, as the need for enterprise applications grew, the Secretariat initiated a major project to replace and standardize the existing network that connects all major offices(Headquarters and offices away from Headquarters) through a more coherent and scalable approach.
The secretariat initiated the sixth reporting round on the implementation of the Convention by sending a letter on 9 September 2011 to all Parties and other United Nations Economic Commission for Europe(ECE) member countries.
After the conclusion of the twenty-fourth special session of the General Assembly, the Secretariat initiated a focused effort to improve coordination of the activities of the United Nations system for the implementation of the Copenhagen Declaration and Programme of Action and the further initiatives for social development.
The Secretariat initiated in 2010 a careful examination of Travel Advisories, especially focussing on the need to maximize the relevance and efficiency, increase the transparency and help to limit unnecessary repercussions.
During 1998-1999, the Secretariat initiated and promoted a number of action-oriented research and case studies on family issues.
The secretariat initiated the seventh reporting round on the implementation of the Convention with letters sent to Parties on 10 September 2013, accompanied by the reporting format and the guidelines in English, French or Russian.
In March 2010, the secretariat initiated a project on the development of dry ports along the Asian Highway and Trans-Asian Railway networks.
The secretariat initiated cooperation with the Black Sea Economic Cooperation Council(BSEC) and the St. Petersburg customs academy and continued its successful cooperation with EAN International in conferences/seminars in South Africa and Istanbul.
The Expert Group and the secretariat initiated the process expected to convert results of the Phase II into reality during Phase III, as much as the available resources permit.
The secretariat initiated the fifth reporting round on the implementation of the Convention by sending a letter on 9 October 2009(in English) or on 12 October 2009(in French and Russian) to all Parties and other United Nations Economic Commission for Europe(UNECE) member countries.
Other initiatives: In 2000, at the request of the Security Council, the Secretariat initiated negotiations to conclude an agreement with the Government of Sierra Leone for the establishment of an independent special court with a purpose comparable to those of the international tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda.