Примеры использования Secretary-general dispatched на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In April 1994, the Secretary-General dispatched an international team of advisers to Liberia.
In follow-up on the two earlier investigations and following Iranian numerous requests, the Secretary-General dispatched the third mission of specialists to the area in April 1987.
On 26 September 2007, the Secretary-General dispatched his Special Adviser to the region in anticipation of an invitation from the Government of Myanmar for him to visit the country.
With the concurrence of the Security Council, in March 2001 the Secretary-General dispatched an inter-agency mission to West Africa.
The United Nations Secretary-General dispatched a Fact-finding Mission to Beirut to inquire into the causes, the circumstances and the consequences of this assassination.
Upon allegations raised by the Government of Iraq as to the use of chemical weapons by Iranian forces against Iraqi forces on June 20 and July 1, the Secretary-General dispatched a mission of specialists to Iraq.
At the end of May 2003, the Secretary-General dispatched to Iraq his Special Representative, Sergio Vieira de Mello.
The Secretary-General dispatched an International Commission of Inquiry to the field one month after the fact, and I would like to once again thank him sincerely for that.
In accordance with Security Council resolution 849(1993)of 9 July 1993, the Secretary-General dispatched a planning team of seven members to Georgia to prepare for the deployment of 50 United Nations military observers.
Accordingly, the Secretary-General dispatched a team of three persons who visited the Dominican Republic from 19 to 24 May 1994 and submitted their report to the Secretary-General on 27 May 1994.
Acting upon the request of the Government of Burundi calling for the establishment of an international judicial commission of inquiry, the Secretary-General dispatched a Special Envoy, Mr. Pedro Nikken, to Bujumbura from 28 June to 9 July to discuss with the Government options for addressing the problem of impunity.
In January 2008, the Secretary-General dispatched an inter-agency team led by the Department of Political Affairs to conduct a strategic assessment of Somalia with the aim of developing a coherent United Nations approach for Somalia.
With the depletion of funds provided through the Trust Fund andin the light of the financial burden felt by ECOMOG troop-contributing countries, the Secretary-General dispatched a technical team to Liberia to assess the operational needs of ECOMOG as requested by the Security Council in its resolution 972 1995.
In November 1999, the Secretary-General dispatched his Special Envoy, Mr. Moustapha Niasse, who met President Laurent-Désiré Kabila to request the removal of the restrictions imposed by the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The Secretariat informed Council members that a United Nations peacekeeping operation appeared, on reflection, to be the most appropriate form of intervention.On 25 July, the Secretary-General dispatched a technical assessment team to the region to assist him in formulating concrete recommendations to the Council on the force required.
In response to those requests, the Secretary-General dispatched, in October 1993, a technical mission to Tunis and the occupied territories, for consultations with the PLO leadership.
Following the murder of three UNHCR staff members in Kupang in September 2000 and the subsequent evacuation of the staff membersof United Nations agencies, programmes and funds, the Secretary-General dispatched an inter-agency security assessment mission to West Timor in July 2001 to determine if United Nations operations could be resumed.
Subsequent to those meetings, the Secretary-General dispatched his Personal Representative to South Africa, where he had a very useful meeting with President Mandela in August 1997.
The first such consultations were initiated in September 1994 when the Secretary-General dispatched an observer to attend a meeting among various East Timorese from inside and outside East Timor, held at Chepstow in the United Kingdom.
Accordingly, the Secretary-General dispatched to Lebanon a team of border security experts, known as the Lebanon Independent Border Assessment Team, to fully assess the monitoring of Lebanon's border with the Syrian Arab Republic.
In November 1994, pursuant to Security Council resolution 950(1994)of 21 October 1994, the Secretary-General dispatched a high-level mission to Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria and Sierra Leone to explore avenues for advancing the peace process.
In August 2002, the United Nations Secretary-General dispatched Ms. Catherine Bertini to the region as his Personal Humanitarian Envoy. Her report described a"serious and mounting humanitarian crisis in the West Bank and Gaza.
In accordance with Security Council resolution 854(1993)of 6 August 1993, the Secretary-General dispatched an advance team of nine United Nations military observers in Georgia to begin to help to verify compliance with the cease-fire.
In response, the Secretary-General dispatched a United Nations Multidisciplinary Assessment Mission to Central Africa in 2003 to review the priority needs and challenges confronting the subregion and define appropriate subregional strategies to address them.
In response to those requests, the Secretary-General dispatched, in October 1993, a technical mission to Tunis and the occupied territories, for consultations with the Palestinian leadership.
In January 1994, the Secretary-General dispatched a mission to Portugal, Indonesia, East Timor and Australia to conduct detailed discussions with the Governments of Portugal and Indonesia on various possibilities for advancing the discussions, and to consult with East Timorese groups and personalities representing various trends of opinion.
In recognition of the deteriorating situation in West Africa, in March 2001, the Secretary-General dispatched a high-level multidisciplinary inter-agency mission to the region as a first step in the United Nations/Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS) efforts to develop a coherent integrated strategy.
In response to that request, the Secretary-General dispatched a fact-finding mission to Cambodia to evaluate the small arms situation in the country and to find out how the United Nations could collaborate with the European Union and the Government of Japan in assisting the Government.
Immediately after the signing of the Lusaka Ceasefire Agreement(S/1999/815), the Secretary-General dispatched an advance civilian and military team to the subregion to establish contacts with the Governments and other parties concerned and to formulate recommendations for the initial deployment of United Nations personnel.
In connection with this decision, the Secretary-General dispatched an exploratory mission to Guinea and the subregion from 16 to 20 October 2009 to discuss with national and regional actors the modalities for establishing the Commission and to assess the willingness of the Government to cooperate with the Commission.