Примеры использования Secretary indicated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Secretary indicated that Norway was a sponsor.
In response to a query from a member of the Advisory Committee, the Secretary indicated that the geographical location of the activities listed would be provided in the final version of the report.
The Secretary indicated that Panama should have been listed as a co-sponsor of the draft resolution and not Paraguay.
In these circumstances, the Secretary indicated he could not express confidence that there would soon be a positive development.
The Secretary indicated that this matter would be clarified in the present report in view of other recent queries concerning this matter(see annex II). A further question was raised concerning the use of the contributions to the Amerasinghe Fellowship since no fellowships had been awarded during the present biennium.
In response to questions, the Secretary indicated that it was difficult for developing countries in which the regional courses were usually held to bear the financial cost of hosting them.
The Secretary indicated that the Library had been accessed in 175 countries and territories during the first year after its launch.
In her opening statement, the Executive Secretary indicated that she shared the Chair's view that a major focus for the work of the Convention bodies in the coming period would be on implementation.
The Secretary indicated that the report was traditionally self-contained but that the possibility of resorting to cross-references would be duly explored.
In the light of the above considerations, the CEO/Secretary indicated that during the biennium 2000-2001, the relationship with ICC would be reviewed in the context of a study of the future viability of continued use of mainframe computing.
The CEO/Secretary indicated that in his view, the current organizational and staffing structure of the Fund secretariat did not require fundamental modifications.
With respect to the request by FICSA, the CEO/Secretary indicated that the Board would have to consider the implications of any change from the current general limit of one observer from each entity invited to attend Board sessions.
The Executive Secretary indicated, however, that the gains were fragile and that the epidemic continued to outpace the response in the Asia-Pacific region.
The CEO/Secretary indicated that this study would be carried out with the assistance of an independent consulting firm, and resources for such a study have been requested in the proposed estimates for the biennium 2000-2001.
At the same time, the Secretary indicated that, if ICITO/GATT were to withdraw from the Fund, a reallocation of the seats on the Board would be necessary, since that organization currently held one member seat on the Board.
The Secretary indicated that the Codification Division did not envisage such an initiative at the present time owing to limited resources and other considerations relating to the unique nature of the audiovisual materials themselves.
At the same meeting, the Secretary indicated that a statement containing the programme budget implications associated with the draft resolution would be prepared and presented to the substantive session of the Economic and Social Council in July 2001.
The CEO/Secretary indicated that, in his view, the statement of the President of AFICS/Moscow represented an apparent fundamental shift from the previous position of the members of his Association, who were now blaming the Fund for their situation.
The Executive Secretary indicated that this session was an important opportunity for Parties to close on a number of important political issues on which there was insufficient time to conclude discussions at the tenth session of the Conference of the Parties COP.
In his letter, the Assistant Secretary indicated that the status of the Insular Areas regarding their political relations with the federal Government was an internal United States issue, and not one that came under the purview of the Special Committee of 24.
The Secretary indicated that the proposals for regular budget resources for the biennium 2016-2017 would be based on data collected and analysed during the operation of the Mechanism and assumptions about the resources needed for the second review cycle.
The Secretary indicated that the training courses organized by the Codification Division addressed the contribution of the United Nations as well as of other organizations to the field of international law and included lecturers from the United Nations and other organizations.
Based on past experience, the Secretary indicated that the actual ratio of recurrent administrative costs to the actual total pensionable remuneration during the 1996-1997 biennium would likely be within 0.18 per cent of pensionable remuneration.
In his consultation draft, the Executive Secretary indicated that a more detailed elaboration of the management oversight and reporting practices would be provided together with the Executive Director's full proposal for a cost-neutral reorganization of the secretariats.
In his letter, as previously reported,the Assistant Secretary indicated that the status of the Insular Areas regarding their political relations with the federal Government was an internal United States issue, and not one that came under the purview of the Special Committee of 24.
In introducing the agenda item,the Executive Secretary indicated that evaluation was a critical part of the agenda of ESCAP and its commitment as a learning organization, and expressed her commitment to the implementation of evaluation recommendations and follow-up actions.
Introducing the sub-item,the Executive Secretary indicated that information on the implementation of the cross-cutting and joint activities approved by the conferences of the parties to the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm conventions at their meetings in 2011 was available in document UNEP/CHW/OEWG.8/INF/17.
The Executive Secretary indicated that most of the additional activities that the secretariat had been asked to undertake could be undertaken within resources foreseen in the core budget or that had already been envisaged in the initial budget estimates under the Trust Fund for Supplementary Activities.
The Secretary indicated that an assessment of the future administrative requirements of the Fund secretariat could not be separated from possible developments in its member organizations as regards their continuing commitment to provide services and facilities to the Fund commensurate with the growing requirements of the Fund.
The Secretary indicated that in November 1996 OIOS had initiated a long-term comprehensive audit of the administration and operations of the Fund's secretariat, both in New York and in Geneva, with a view to assisting the Fund's management in identifying areas where internal controls and other procedures could be strengthened or improved.