Примеры использования Secretary-general must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Secretary-General must do his utmost to contain the associated costs.
In addition, all communication between the panel and the Secretary-General must remain confidential.
The Secretary-General must ensure that the project was managed within the budget presented.
Stresses that, in formulating budget proposals, the Secretary-General must strictly abide by legislative mandates;
The Secretary-General must begin the task of succession planning as a top priority.
He was, however, concerned by the soaring estimated costs: the Secretary-General must spare no effort to keep costs in check.
A Secretary-General must be endowed with leadership, vision, fairness and objectivity.
The balance between the Security Council,the General Assembly and the Secretary-General must reflect the changes and realities of the contemporary world.
The Secretary-General must submit a request to the Advisory Committee before the end of that period.
We believe that in matters of personnel hiring and development, the Secretary-General must be given absolute freedom and discretion with regard to choice of personnel.
The Secretary-General must be able to realign the staff in accordance with the Organization's priorities.
On the subject of internal vacancies(A/53/327), she reiterated that the Secretary-General must be given the opportunity to recruit the best candidates available.
The Secretary-General must re-energize the stalled political processes in many conflict situations.
The Office of Human Resources Management was moving the Organization towards genuine human resources management and the Secretary-General must be provided with specialists having the necessary expertise.
The Security Council and the Secretary-General must take up the challenge and uphold international law.
The Secretary-General must be able to rely on the assistance of prominent and particularly competent persons.
International pressure must, therefore, be maintained and the Secretary-General must continue to report annually to the General Assembly on the implementation of resolution 46/215.
The Secretary-General must be able to realign the staff in accordance with the Organization's priorities.
However, the heads of the oversight services indicated that to achieve that participation, the Secretary-General must request the executive heads of the respective agencies and funds and programmes to cooperate.
However, the Secretary-General must be provided with the appropriate financial resources for effective action.
The corresponding provision of the United Nations Financial Regulations, regulation 9.1, provides that the Secretary-General must inform the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions of such investments.
However, the Secretary-General must ensure that the Secretariat provided the necessary support to the regional commissions.
Later, when unexpected circumstances place the contingent in a situation of real danger,the Security Council and the Secretary-General must immediately adapt the mandate and, if necessary, the rules of engagement to that situation.
The Secretary-General must retain sole authority to appoint, choose and determine the mandates of special representatives.
Jordan itself was not sufficiently represented at the professional level despite its readiness, and the Secretary-General must deal with the current geographic imbalance and underrepresentation of troop-contributing countries in administrative positions.
The Secretary-General must be given the necessary discretionary powers, accompanied by accountability and independent oversight.
All duty stations must be afforded equal treatment, and the Secretary-General must take the necessary steps to bring conference services at Nairobi up to the same level as those at other duty stations.
The Secretary-General must therefore take concrete action to comply with resolution 60/235 and the request of the African Ministers.
The Committee believes that the Secretary-General must firmly abide by these requirements in the preparation of future budget presentations.
The Secretary-General must be allowed to exercise his authority and leadership within the framework established by the General Assembly regarding the limits of the budget and performance of mandates.