Примеры использования Secretary-general will report на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Secretary-General will report regularly regarding the activities of UNFIP.
At the 69th session of the United Nations General Assembly, the Secretary-General will report on progress made in implementing the resolution.
The Secretary-General will report to the Security Council in due course.
The transition to a new ICT management framework will be completed and the Secretary-General will report to the General Assembly at its sixty-fourth session on the status of implementation.
The Secretary-General will report to the Assembly at its sixtieth session on the matter.
Upon conclusion of the working group,as indicated in paragraph 16 above, the Secretary-General will report to the Security Council the list of potential claimants under the above-referenced categories.
The Secretary-General will report on the outcome when the process is closer to completion.
Should the scope, modalities, format andorganization to be decided by the General Assembly differ from the modality understood by the Secretariat as indicated in paragraph 8 above, the Secretary-General will report to the General Assembly through established procedures revised estimates and additional resource requirements, if any.
The Secretary-General will report on such measures in his next report on the pattern of conferences.
In the second phase,in June, the Secretary-General will report on procurement, monitoring and evaluation issues.
The Secretary-General will report thereon in his sixth annual progress report. .
The results of these end-decade reviews are still being analysed, and the Secretary-General will report more comprehensively on trends and required follow-up actions in his report to the General Assembly Special Session on Children.
The Secretary-General will report annually to the Economic and Social Council on the work of the Task Force.
Special Representatives of the Secretary-General will report to the Secretary-General through the Department of Peace Operations.
The Secretary-General will report regularly on the progress made in the implementation of the Hyogo Framework for Action.
As soon as the Security Council formally establishes the United Nations mission in East Timor, the Secretary-General will report to the General Assembly on any additional requirements arising therefrom, particularly in respect of the civilian police component whose requirements are estimated on a preliminary basis at $7,400,000 for the deployment of up to 300 civilian police.
The Secretary-General will report to the General Assembly at its sixty-first session on the progress made in this area.
The Committee expects that the Secretary-General will report to it at its 1999 session on the progress made in implementing the above.
The Secretary-General will report in the first instance to the Economic and Social Council at its 1996 substantive session on steps being taken to implement the request.
As requested in resolution 48/261, the Secretary-General will report on the implementation of the measures in the programme performance report for the biennium 1994-1995.
The Secretary-General will report on expenditures related to the renovation of the residence in the context of the second performance report for the biennium 2006-2007.
It is expected that the Secretary-General will report to the Assembly at its sixty-second session on the progress made in this area.
The Secretary-General will report on the evaluation findings to the General Assembly at its sixty-third session.
Subsequently, the Secretary-General will report to the General Assembly on this matter at its sixty-sixth session in 2011.
The Secretary-General will report on the results of the conference in his next report to the General Assembly.
At the twentieth session of the Authority, the Secretary-General will report on the implementation of the decision concerning overhead charges, in particular with respect to contracts which were already in force at the time of the decision.
The Secretary-General will report on those and other preparations to the General Assembly at its fifty-second session.
As indicated in paragraph 12 of the statement, the Secretary-General will report further on requirements for 1993 when the discussions with OAS have been concluded and request such additional appropriations or commitment authority as required.
The Secretary-General will report to the General Assembly and the Independent Audit Advisory Committee on this process.
Once the information is received from those organizations, the Secretary-General will report it to the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council; based on the information received, he will make recommendations on how the process towards enhanced cooperation should be pursued.