Примеры использования Single comprehensive report на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There is, however, no single comprehensive report that.
A single comprehensive report would be more coherent than an artificial separation into different reports. .
The Secretary-General had decided to submit a single comprehensive report which was both descriptive and analytical.
He endorsed the Secretary-General's proposal(A/53/342, para. 95)that future reports on all aspects of human resources management should be subsumed in a single comprehensive report on reform in that area.
Consider the utility of single comprehensive reports and of replacing periodic reports with specifically tailored or thematic reports. .
The High Commissioner had suggested that States should submit a single comprehensive report to all the human rights treaty bodies.
In addition, he reported on the activities of the Commission on Human Rights atits fifty-sixth session and mentioned the invitation extended to the Committee in resolution 1996/22 to consider whether single comprehensive reports should be submitted.
Rolling-up on a biennial basis the reports received from implementing entities into a single comprehensive report on regular programme of technical cooperation activities;
Consolidating those partial reports into a single comprehensive report that would cover as many aspects of the issue as possible would give Member States a more complete picture and enable all organs concerned to take more effective action.
He also reported on the activities of the Commission on Human Rights at its fifty-second session and mentioned the invitation extended to the Committee in resolution 1996/22,adopted by the Commission on 19 April 1996, to consider whether single comprehensive reports should be submitted.
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In line with the agreement reached by the Committee on Conferences,at its organizational session held on 11 May 2006, a single comprehensive report is submitted to streamline reporting and facilitate the consideration of all issues relating to this agenda item.
Considering the utility of single comprehensive reports and of replacing periodic reports with specifically tailored reports and thematic reports; and to report on the above for consideration by the Commission on Human Rights;
Requests the Secretary-General to provide the reports requested in paragraphs 13, 18, 19, 44, 48, 49, 54 and55 of the present resolution in a single comprehensive report on administration of justice to be submitted to the General Assembly at the main part of its sixty-eighth session;
The World Conference on Human Rights and, subsequently, the General Assembly and the Commission on Human Rights called for steps aimed at reducing the reporting burden on States, including by cross-referencing in the reports, elimination of overlapping in the reporting obligations to the various treaty bodies andto ILO, and consideration of the utility of single comprehensive reports.
The panel of eminent personalities which carried out the independent evaluation of the United Nations New Agenda for Development Assistance for Africa has recommended the submission of a single comprehensive report on Africa to the General Assembly, linking the dimensions of peace and security with development.
Although such an approach would reduce the number of different reports requested of States parties and would serve to underline the indivisibility of human rights by ensuring a comprehensive analysis of the situation, concerns were expressed in relation to problems resulting from the different periodicities of reporting under the treaties, and the risk that the specialist attention given to groups such as women andchildren would be lost in a single comprehensive report.
Also requests the Secretary-General to provide the reports requested in paragraphs 14, 16, 19, 21, 23, 28, 34, 38, 39, 43,44 and 46 above in a single comprehensive report on administration of justice to be submitted to the General Assembly at the main part of its sixty-seventh session;
In section II, paragraph 2, of its resolution 56/242 of 24 December 2001, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to enhance further the established practice of workload sharing among duty stations in documentation services as a means to improve the utilization of conference-servicing resources, andto include information on those efforts in the context of a single , comprehensive report to be submitted to the Assembly at its fifty-eighth session.
The Committee recommends that the State party submit its fourth periodic report jointly with its fifth periodic report, due on 22 March 2009, as a single comprehensive report on the implementation of the Convention, and that it address all points raised in the present concluding observations.
Requests the Secretary-General to enhance further the established practice of workload sharing among duty stations in documentation services as a means to improve the utilization of conference-servicing resources, andto include information on these efforts in the context of a single , comprehensive report to be submitted to the General Assembly at its fifty-eighth session;
In accordance with sectionV of resolution 60/283, in which the Assembly took note of the intention of the Secretary-General to prepare such a single comprehensive report, the United Nations Secretariat First Consolidated Report 2005 was published in September for consideration by Member States as a prototype to improve accessibility to and transparency of management information.
During its sixty-sixth session, the General Assembly identified a number of areas in which thenew system required strengthening, and in resolution 66/237 it requested the Secretary-General to report on a number of issues in a single, comprehensive report on the administration of justice to be submitted at its sixty-seventh session.
With regard to the overlapping of Committee reports, the Commission on Human Rights hadurged treaty bodies and their chairpersons to consider the utility of single comprehensive reports and of replacing periodic reports with specifically tailored or thematic reports and to inform the Commission of their views on the proposal.
At its fifty-sixth session, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to enhance further the established practice of workload sharing among duty stations in documentation services as a means to improve the utilization of conference-servicing resources, andto include information on those efforts in the context of a single , comprehensive report to be submitted to the Assembly at its fifty-eighth session resolution 56/242, sect. II.
A number of statistical tables contained in the present report are also reproduced in that report to facilitate the consideration of the question of women on the basis of a single comprehensive report, in accordance with the views of Member States as expressed during the deliberations on the subject in the Third and Fifth Committees.
Another matter to be raised was the proposal that States parties, instead of submitting separate reports in respect of eachhuman rights covenant or convention, should prepare a single comprehensive report, and his draft(CERD/C/49/Misc.4) had been prepared as a basis for discussion.
It was suggested that duplication could be reduced through identifying where cross-referencing could beused in report writing, by considering the utility of single comprehensive reports and of replacing periodic reports with specifically tailored and thematic reports. .
In paragraph 58 of resolution its 67/241, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to provide the reports requested in paragraphs 13, 18, 19, 44, 48,49, 54 and 55 of the resolution in a single comprehensive report on administration of justice to be submitted to the General Assembly at the main part of its sixty-eighth session.
A number of statistical tables contained in that report are also reproduced in the present report to facilitate the consideration of the representation of female staff on the basis of a single comprehensive report in accordance with the views expressed by Member States during the deliberations on the subject in the Third and Fifth Committees.