Примеры использования Secretary-general might на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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According to the fifth proposal, the Secretary-General might"appropriately" delegate authority to the Bureau.
The Secretary-General might bring that contradiction to the attention of the Task Force on Human Resources Management.
Problems might arise in which the Secretary-General might be held partly responsible for debts.
The Secretary-General might also wish to seek the views of Member States and international organizations such as IMF, the World Bank and WTO.
Expresses its readiness to examine without delay the recommendations that the Secretary-General might submit in this regard;
It was suggested that the Secretary-General might be given the role of acting as a conduit for the necessary notifications.
His delegation looked forward to any further suggestions the Secretary-General might have on the subject.
The Secretary-General might consider including in managers' performance evaluations a record of the number of disputes in which they were involved.
In its resolution 1800(2008),the Security Council decided that the Secretary-General might appoint ad litem judges from within existing resources.
In that sense, the Secretary-General might only keep under review the use of the assistance provided by United Nations agencies footnote to recommendation 88.
It would not require a resolution of the Security Council orthe General Assembly, although the Secretary-General might wish to consult with those organs.
The fact that the Assistant Secretary-General might on occasion choose not to accept the recommendations of the Committee did not negate the purpose of the Committee as an advisory body.
In addition, he would be available for preventive andother missions that the Secretary-General might request him to undertake in other regions of Africa, as needed.
It was suggested that the Secretary-General might provide a report listing organizations with which the Authority should enter into relationship agreements in conformity with the Convention.
The Security Council undertook in this connection to examine without delay any recommendations that the Secretary-General might make in his reports and to adopt appropriate decisions.
The Secretary-General might also wish to consider an appropriate dedicated modality for that purpose, including the appointment of a special envoy or coordinator to assist him in his efforts.
In view of the prevailing situation, it was unclear when the Secretary-General might decide that it was safe for United Nations staff to return to Kabul.
The Secretary-General might form a group to submit recommendations to the Assembly at our next session on improving coordination of the various efforts of the United Nations on behalf of migrant workers.
It further invited Member States"to submit names of suitable individuals whom the Secretary-General might wish to use at his discretion in fact-finding and other missions.
The Working Group suggested that the Secretary-General might also send a similar letter to international organizations that had not declared their acceptance of the rights and obligations under the treaties.
At that time, in addressing underutilized balances,the Advisory Committee indicated that every effort should be made to achieve a more flexible application of the procedure for transfers between sections and that the Secretary-General might wish to submit proposals in that regard.
The Advisory Committee was informed that the Secretary-General might recommend that the mandate of UNOMB be extended a final time until elections for an autonomous Bougainville government are held.
The Board also expressed support for the five-point plan of the Secretary-General to revitalize nuclear disarmament efforts and suggested that the Secretary-General might consider advancing an updated version of his proposals in view of new developments since October 2008.
He proposed that the Secretary-General might send a separate military fact-finding mission, which could look into the allegations about the Sudan maintaining terrorist training camps.
Based on this past practice,it was indicated that the Secretary-General might recommend that the two current ad hoc members be appointed as full members if the request to increase the Committee were adopted.
The Secretary-General might draw on lessons learned in recent United Nations peace-keeping missions to recommend ways of making more effective Secretariat planning and operations.
The proposed text did not discount the possibility that the Secretary-General might disagree with some of the findings and recommendations of the oversight bodies; it merely requested him to address the issues they had raised.
The Secretary-General might also wish to consider encouraging progress on a programme of work for the Conference that facilitates work on the four core issues based on the consensus reached in document CD/1864;
Ms. Udo(Nigeria) said it was her understanding that the Secretary-General might not even be in a position to provide five posts through redeployment and that additional resources for the Peacebuilding Support Office might be needed.
The Secretary-General might also consider the need to establish an institutional link between the Advisory Board and the proposed high-level panel by inviting one or more current or former Board members to be part of the proposed panel.