Примеры использования Should the draft resolution на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Should the draft resolution be put to a vote, his delegation would abstain, in the interests of consensus.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the General Assembly, no additional appropriations would be required.
Therefore, should the draft resolution be adopted, there would be no programme budget implications for that biennium.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the General Assembly, no additional appropriations would be required at that time.
Should the draft resolution be adopted, section 14 of the approved programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997 would be modified as follows.
Should the draft resolution be adopted, the International Court of Justice would proceed to establish the scope of the work arising from the request.
Therefore, should the draft resolution be adopted, estimated additional conference-servicing and other requirements of $93,000 would arise.
Accordingly, should the draft resolution be adopted, there would be no requirement for additional appropriation under the programme budget for the biennium 2008-2009.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the Council, $55,800 per annum or $111,600 per biennium would be required to implement the activities.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the Council, a total amount of $60,100 per annum would be required under section 23 to support the activities of the Special Rapporteur.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the Council, a total additional amount of $18,000 would be required under section 23(Human Rights) for the travel of experts from various regions.
Should the draft resolution of the Third Committee be adopted, it is estimated that the Committee will be able to consider between 30 and 35 reports per year and effectively eliminate the backlog of reports.
Should the draft resolution be adopted, the special session of the General Assembly would be held for three days in June 1998, immediately after all the necessary preparatory work has been completed.
Should the draft resolution be adopted, it would entail one additional three-week session in each year of the 2006-2007 biennium, which would require interpretation services in the six official languages.
Therefore, should the draft resolution be adopted by the General Assembly, no additional programme budget implications would arise for the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2012-2013.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the Council, a total amount of $127,800 would be required under section 23(Human Rights) during the mandated period to implement the activities envisaged.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the Council, a total amount of $18,000 would be required under section 23(Human Rights) to provide for travel of experts from various regions to participate in a one-day panel discussion.
Should the draft resolution be adopted, additional requirements of $44,800 would therefore arise under section 2, General Assembly and Economic and Social Council affairs and conference management, of the programme budget for the biennium 2012-2013.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the Council, a total amount of $56,200 would be required under section 23(Human Rights) to provide for travel of the Special Rapporteur and OHCHR staff, and for general operating expenses during missions undertaken by the Special Rapporteur.
Accordingly, should the draft resolution be adopted by the General Assembly, that additional requirement under section 2, General Assembly and Economic and Social Council affairs and conference management, would be included in the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2016-2017.
Should the draft resolution, according to normal procedures, be submitted to the General Assembly for action at its forty-eighth session, it would not be acted upon until the Assembly considers the report of the Economic and Social Council during the latter part of its forty-eighth session.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the Council, the participation of the Special Rapporteur on the right to freedom of opinion and expression in the panel would be absorbed within existing resources, as he is scheduled to present his annual report to the Council at its fourteenth session.
Should the draft resolution and decisions recommended to the Commission on Human Rights at its fifty-fourth session be adopted, additional resources which would be required under section 21 would be the subject of a statement on administrative and programme budget implications and included in the report of the Commission.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the Council, an amount of $36,000 would be required under section 23(Human Rights) for(a) travel of the Special Rapporteur to present the report to the Council($8,000); and(b) general temporary assistance at the P-3 level for two months $28,000.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the Human Rights Council, it is estimated that requirements would arise to implement the activities called for in operative paragraph 3 to provide for travel, security and general temporary assistance for the biennium 2006-2007, in the amount of $270,550.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the Council, a total amount of $197,000 would be required to implement activities, under section 2(General Assembly and Economic and Social Council Affairs and Conference Management)($114,400); section 23(Human Rights)($81,000); and section 28 E(Administration, Geneva) $1,600.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the Council, an additional $181,200 would be required to provide for conference servicing, travel of the Rapporteur of the Advisory Committee and general temporary assistance at the P-4 level for one month to implement the activities called for under its terms, as follows.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the Human Rights Council, it is estimated that requirements would arise to implement the activities called for in amendment to operative paragraph 3 of A/HRC/S-4/L.1 to provide for travel, security and general temporary assistance for the biennium 2006-2007, in the amount of $364,550.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the Council, a total amount of $614,600 would be required for the holding of two sessions for five working days each in Geneva in 2010, under section 2(General Assembly and Economic and Social Council Affairs and Conference Management)($607,000), and section 28 E(Administration, Geneva) $7,600.
Should the draft resolution be adopted by the Council, a total amount of $163,500 would be required under section 23(Human Rights) for the travel costs of 20 experts/participants and consultant services for elaboration of the plan of action called for in paragraph 4($134,600); and consultant services for the final evaluation report called for in paragraph 7 $28,900.