Примеры использования Secretary-general describes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Secretary-General describes the report as.
In paragraphs 7 to 13 of his report, the Secretary-General describes the programme framework.
The Secretary-General describes his proposal as“an initial step” ibid., para. 1.
In his report this year(A/59/181), the Secretary-General describes the outcome of those consultations.
The Secretary-General describes the planning assumptions and mission support initiatives in paragraphs 7 to 18 of his report on the proposed budget A/65/756.
In paragraphs 60 to 67, the Secretary-General describes the outcome of his review.
The Secretary-General describes the planning assumptions and mission support initiatives in paragraphs 7 to 14 of his report on the proposed budget.
In his report of 19 August 1996(A/51/297), the Secretary-General describes various aspects of this cooperation.
The report of the Secretary-General describes the changes proposed in the staffing establishment for individual substantive and administrative offices ibid., paras. 33 to 274.
Proposal 11 requests the General Assembly to modify its guidance on outsourcing,as set out in its resolution 55/232, which the Secretary-General describes as being severely restrictive, to allow the Secretariat to consider all options for alternative service delivery, including relocating work to lower-cost duty stations and outsourcing.
In his report, the Secretary-General describes the efforts of the Special Expert to advise on United Nations Assistance to the Khmer Rouge trials to intensify fundraising efforts for both components, in line with the recommendation of the General Assembly ibid., para. 35.
In paragraphs 69 to 71 of the report, the Secretary-General describes the progress made in the implementation of Inspira during the reporting period.
Finally, the Secretary-General describes a series of efforts by the Special Adviser to respond to the situation in Darfur, including his strong insistence that any decision by the International Criminal Court regarding the request for indictment of President Omar alBashir should under no circumstances lead to reprisals that would expose civilians in Darfur or in any other part of the country to even greater levels of violence, including the risk of genocide.
In section II of his report, the Secretary-General describes the weaknesses in the current process of programme budgeting.
In his report, the Secretary-General describes the changes proposed in the staffing complement for individual substantive and administrative offices ibid., paras. 55 to 309.
In chapter III of the report, the Secretary-General describes development, humanitarian action and human rights as the foundations of peace.
The report of the Secretary-General describes the changes proposed in the staffing establishment for individual substantive and support offices A/66/354/Add.5, paras. 38-297.
In section III of his report, the Secretary-General describes the progress made by the Special Court towards the achievement of its mandate.
In his report, the Secretary-General describes the damage sustained to the Headquarters complex as a result of storm Sandy, which hit New York on 29 October 2012.
In his current report(A/66/692), the Secretary-General describes the progress made in the two years since his last report on accountability A/64/640.
The report of the Secretary-General describes the current policy needs for statistics on international trade, the value added of trade, global value chains and economic interdependencies.
In paragraph 8 of his report(A/C.5/48/11/Rev.1), the Secretary-General describes the existing United Nations telecommunications network, which basically consists of two parts.
The report of the Secretary-General describes the state of affairs in Afghanistan in all its complexity.
In section V, paragraphs 22 to 30, of his report, the Secretary-General describes the residual activities that will take place after the closure of the Special Court in July 2012.
In section V of his report, the Secretary-General describes initiatives that have already been put in place to further contain the costs of the health insurance programme.
In his report to the General Assembly, the Secretary-General describes the purpose, management and funding of health insurance reserve funds(A/65/342, paras. 4-6).
In section III of his report, the Secretary-General describes the concept of results-based budgeting and its aims against the background of weaknesses of the current process.
In paragraphs 6 to 22 of his report, the Secretary-General describes the existing situation and sets out the goals, rationale and scope of enterprise content management.
In paragraphs 8 to 16 of his report, the Secretary-General describes what has been accomplished at three levels of institutional reform: intergovernmental, organizational and managerial.
In paragraphs 35 to 56 of the report, the Secretary-General describes the preimplementation activities being undertaken to build the foundation to support the successful implementation of IPSAS.