Примеры использования Secretary-general wished на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Secretary-General wished to ensure that the United Nations led by example and met the Global Compact standards.
It was important to note, with regard to the recommendations concerning the delegation of authority, that the Secretary-General wished to have an evaluation for the whole system.
The Secretary-General wished to thank those States that had continued to pay in full for their commitment to meeting their obligations.
The Office of Programme Planning, Budget and Accounts, rather than the Department of Economic and Social Affairs, had presented the report because, although the Development Account had a programme manager, namely, the Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs, the regular programme of technical cooperation did not,a situation which the Secretary-General wished to address.
The Secretary-General wished to maintain the most active possible cooperation with regional organizations, especially those with which close ties existed.
The Committee was further informed that the Secretary-General wished to ensure that annual leave was utilized at all times when the lump-sum option was chosen by a staff member.
The Secretary-General wished to reserve his right to take necessary measures within his capacity to ensure adequate support for peacekeeping operations ibid., para. 61.
Mr. CONNOR(Under-Secretary-General for Administration and Management)emphasized, that the Secretary-General wished to comply with the provisions seeking to put an end to the practice of"back door" recruitment and that he would be pleased to know that the tenor of the current meeting supported his interpretation of the objective of General Assembly resolution 51/226.
The Secretary-General wished to maintain the size of existing operations, with the exception of those operations(for example, UNIKOM, ONUSAL, UNPROFOR and ONUMOZ) for which the Security Council had already authorized enlargement.
In reviewing the question of a new humanitarian order,as called for under General Assembly resolution 47/106, the Secretary-General wished to draw the attention of Governments to recent important efforts made by the United Nations to respond more effectively to challenges posed by the increasing number and complexity of humanitarian emergencies and to promoting respect for human rights.
Secondly, the Secretary-General wished to thank all those States which have contributed in the past for their generous financial support to the trust funds, without which the various activities and programmes could not be carried out.
On the issue of contractual mechanisms, the Secretary-General wished at the current stage to hear the views of Member States before consulting the staff and management team and making recommendations to the General Assembly.
The Secretary-General wished to bring the matter to the attention of the General Assembly so that it could, if it wished, take any appropriate legislative action in the light of that new interpretation of the Staff Regulations.
With respect to the situation in Latvia, he said that the Secretary-General wished to reiterate the conclusions and recommendations reached by the fact-finding mission sent to that country, which had been presented to the General Assembly at its forty-seventh session in document A/47/748.
Lastly, if the Secretary-General wished to take action to strengthen property management, including making changes to its structure, he should submit proposals with a clear business case, including full justification for staffing requirements.
The Secretary-General wished to draw the Committee's attention to the fact that any request by an organization for the granting of observer status in the General Assembly would be considered in plenary session after the consideration of the issue by the Sixth Committee.
The Secretary-General wished to reassure the General Assembly of his commitment to further improving the efficiency, transparency and cost-effectiveness of the procurement process while upholding the highest standards of responsibility and accountability.
The Secretary-General wished to make the programme budget a real tool to which all programme directors could refer in order to determine what resources were available to them; sometimes they tended to run at high speed without bothering to check how much gas remained in their tank.
The Secretary-General wished to draw Member States' attention to the fact that the General Assembly, in its resolution 54/219, had established the secretariat for the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction and the Inter-Agency Task Force for Natural Disaster Reduction as successor arrangements for the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction.
The Secretary-General wished to underscore the importance of an inventory of skills and competencies and, in that connection, would have liked JIU to recommend the extension of the inventory to include all staff working in peacekeeping missions in order to develop an organization-wide workforce needs assessment based on existing human resources and on the needs and trends of the profiles required.
The Secretary-General wishes to express his appreciation for these submissions.
The Secretary-General wishes again to call upon all Member States to generously support the Institute.
The Secretary-General wishes to express his appreciation to the Advisory Committee for addressing this issue.
The Secretary-General wishes to express his gratitude for these contributions in support of the activities of the Centre.
The Secretary-General wishes to point out that it is his intention to utilize existing Secretariat structures in implementing this measure.
The Secretary-General wishes to express his appreciation to the Government of Jamaica for its continued commitment to the future of the Jamaica Conference Centre.
The Secretary-General wishes to express his gratitude for these contributions in support of the activities of the Centre.
To all of them, the Secretary-General wishes to express his appreciation for the work they have accomplished.
If the Secretary-General wishes to reuse those funds for another purpose, a justified submission should be made to the General Assembly requesting authorization to use the funds AC2005/514/05/02.
The Secretary-General wishes to refer to article 47(1) and(2) of the Convention, as amended, which provides that.