Примеры использования Secretary-general's proposals for reform на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Secretary-General's proposals for reform of the treaty body system continued.
We note with great interest and welcome the Secretary-General's proposals for reform.
In this regard, all the Secretary-General's proposals for reforming the Secretariat should be keeping with the following criteria.
This reality, we think,lends greater urgency to the Secretary-General's proposals for reform.
Zambia supports the Secretary-General's proposals for reform of the United Nations aimed at the strengthening this world body.
Allow me to reiterate the willingness of the countries of the Non-Aligned Movement and the Group of 77 to participate actively andconstructively in the analysis of the Secretary-General's proposals for reform.
With respect to the medium-term plan, the Secretary-General's proposals for reform would not affect programme activities.
This matter has been subsumed in the work-in-progress in human resources management as a result of the Task Force,set up in the context of the Secretary-General's proposals for reform.
We welcome the Secretary-General's proposals for reform and institutional strengthening as a sign of renewed vitality within the United Nations.
Throughout the reporting period, the Committee continued to contribute to the discussion prompted by the Secretary-General's proposals for reform and streamlining of the treaty body system.
I therefore welcome the fact that the Secretary-General's proposals for reform pay particular attention to development, and I subscribe fully to his proposals. .
In September, Heads of Delegation,in welcoming the Secretary-General's proposals for reform, underlined the political importance of making this Organization more relevant for the challenges of the next century.
The brief presentation of the work of these bodies andprocedures on minority issues that follows should be interpreted in the context of the Secretary-General's proposals for reform of the human rights mechanisms aiming at their increased effectiveness.
In any case,events- such as the tabling of the Secretary-General's proposals for reform on 17 July- will probably overtake some of our thinking, and it is therefore just as well that we have finalized the text for adoption now.
To this end the major focus of the meeting was the identification of specific measures which should be taken within the context of current discussions of reform of the Commission on Human Rights, the Secretary-General's proposals for reform, and the OHCHR Plan of Action.
The impact of the Secretary-General's proposals for reform of the programme of work already proposed to the General Assembly under section 25 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1998-1999 is summarized below.
To this end the major focus of the meeting was the identification of specific measures which should be taken within the context of current discussions of reform of the Commission on Human Rights, the Secretary-General's proposals for reform, and the OHCHR Plan of Action, as well as measures to enhance coordination among themselves, in order to better follow up on their findings and recommendations and to communicate more effectively.
The Committee intends to take up the Secretary-General's proposals for reform concerning administrative, organizational and management issues in the context of revised estimates to be submitted to the General Assembly at its fifty-second session.
The Committee will submit its preliminary recommendations on the initial overall level of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1998-1999 in the context of chapter II. The Committee will, of course,revert to the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1998-1999 when it further examines the Secretary-General's proposals for reform contained in his report(A/51/950), the related revised estimates as they reflect such action as the General Assembly may have taken on those proposals and other relevant reports.
Those are a few comments on the Secretary-General's proposals for reform; and I wish to assure the Assembly of the wholehearted cooperation of my delegation and of its readiness to contribute constructively to the successful outcome of our deliberations on this important question.
The Deputy to the Director-General of the United Nations Office atVienna opened the Meeting, informing it of the Secretary-General's proposals for reform, in particular those relating to inter-agency coordination of space activities within the United Nations system and of the current work of the Administrative Committee on Coordination.
The Secretary-General's proposals for reform within the United Nations system, in particular the proposed creation of a Human Rights Council, were mentioned by most States, and many had questions about the relationship between the proposed peer review system and Council and the work of the treaty bodies, which should be distinct, but complementary, mechanisms.
But before expressing my delegation's observations on the Secretary-General's proposals for reform, I should like to share some of our major concerns, which I believe must be taken into account if the continent to which my country belongs is to experience real development commensurate with its immense potential.
Mr. YAKOVLEV said that the Secretary-General's proposals for reform of the treaty body system appeared to be based on the assumption that the work of the United Nations in the area of human rights would steadily grow and proliferate as new social and economic rights were codified and required policing.
The seventeenth meeting of chairpersons took note of the Secretary-General's proposals for reform of the United Nations human rights system contained in his report,"In larger freedom", and the proposals contained in the Plan of Action of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights for reform of the treaty body system.
Therefore, Nepal welcomes the Secretary-General's proposal for reforms in the United Nations.
Ms. Buergo Rodríguez(Cuba) said she understood that to mean that the matter would remain open for review by the Committee and, when appropriate,in the context of consultations on the Secretary-General's proposal for reform.
We welcome the Secretary-General's proposals for the reform of the United Nations.
Therefore, it supports the Secretary-General's efforts and proposals for reform.