Примеры использования Secretary-general may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iii The Secretary-General may authorize.
ITU ITU Secretary-General informs Secretary-General may introduce.
The Secretary-General may be appointed by the.
The Security Council expresses its intention to consider expeditiously any further recommendation that the Secretary-General may deem necessary.
In exceptional cases, the Secretary-General may allow first class travel.
The Secretary-General may request clarification from the author of a communication, including.
The Committee was informed that the Secretary-General may submit further requirements for 2009/10.
The Secretary-General may wish to review the situation and report as necessary.
In certain cases,including where the Security Council has authorized a peacekeeping operation, the Secretary-General may appoint a special representative.
Any Member of the Forum or the Secretary-General may request the establishment of a working group.
The results of the Staff-Management Coordination Committee working group on disciplinary matters andany subsequent recommendations endorsed by the Secretary-General may have additional implications;
A/ The Secretary-General may establish appropriate alternative rates for special assignments.
Article 16 The President of the constituent body, after consultation with the Secretary-General may, at the request of a working group, invite technical experts to participate in the work of the group.
The Secretary-General may, for the purposes of this paragraph, designate any person as his/her representative.
In the future, when more concrete andfeasible suggestions are made, the Secretary-General may make further proposals to secure additional means of financing the United Nations.
The Deputy Secretary-General may designate any member of the Board to chair a session on his/her behalf.
According to the Secretary-General, the latest report is submitted in line with rule 70 of the rules of procedure of the Assembly, under which the Secretary-General may at any time make a written statement to the Assembly concerning any question under consideration by it.
Exceptionally, the Secretary-General may authorize one of the official's family members to travel separately.
That statement, reflected in document A/C.2/54/SR.49, indicated that, should the additional resources approved by the General Assembly($646,400) prove to be insufficient to enable UNCTAD to implement therequirements of paragraphs 2, 4, 5 and 15 of draft resolution A/C.2/54/L.73, the Secretary-General may bring this situation to the attention of the General Assembly at its fifty-fifth session and submit appropriate proposals for consideration by the General Assembly at that session.
The Secretary-General may, if necessary, add new provisions to this annex or amend or delete established provisions.
Any member of the Council or the Secretary-General may request an alteration of the date of a regular session.
The Secretary-General may, when he deems it in the interests of the Organization to do so, authorize progress payments.
Any member of the Security Council or the Secretary-General may propose that the Security Council should meet at another place.
The Secretary-General may also, giving the reasons therefor, terminate the appointment of a staff member who holds a permanent appointment.
Notes that the United Nations and the Secretary-General may participate, without the right to vote, in the work of the Assembly of States Parties;
The Secretary-General may invest funds in the Revolving Credit Fund in accordance with regulations 9.1 and 9.2.
In accordance with General Assembly resolution 56/121, the Secretary-General may be called upon to report to the Assembly at its fifty-eighth session on further progress in that regard.
The Secretary-General may request organizations in general consultative status and special consultative status and those on the Roster to carry out specific studies or prepare specific papers, subject to the relevant financial regulations.
The General Assembly and the Secretary-General may also bring"situations which are likely to endanger international peace and security" to the attention of the Security Council.
The Secretary-General may accept in-kind travel from donors for purposes in line with the mission of the Organization.