Примеры использования Special representative proposed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Special Representative proposed the establishment of a radio station or programme devoted mainly to the needs of children.
At the ECOWAS Summit held at Dakar in January 2003, the Special Representative proposed an agenda for action for war-affected children in West Africa.
My Special Representative proposed that, while the fact-finding mission carried out its tasks, the peace talks should continue.
At the ministerial meeting of the Human Security Network in Jordan in 2001, the Special Representative proposed a special focus on children and armed conflict.
The Special Representative proposed and assisted the ECOWAS Secretariat to establish a Child Protection Unit; the Unit was established in 2002.
In order tohelp create conditions conducive to the success of the Government-RUF talks, my Special Representative proposed a cessation of hostilities for the duration of the dialogue process.
In 1999, the Special Representative proposed that, as a general policy, child protection should be integrated into the mandate, training and reports of peacekeeping missions.
At the Summit of the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS) in Dakar in January 2003, the Special Representative proposed a plan of action for war-affected children for the West African region.
In the summer of 1994, my Deputy Special Representative proposed to the parties that the process start with those subfractions where there was a surviving and competent sheikh on each side.
In 2000, working with Julius Nyerere of theUnited Republic of Tanzania, the facilitator of the Burundi peace process, the Special Representative proposed several child-specific provisions that were subsequently included in the Arusha Accords.
The Special Representative proposed the inclusion of the protection and rights of children, especially war-affected children, into the African, Caribbean and Pacific-European Union framework of cooperation.
At the ministerial meeting of the Human Security Network in Jordan in 2001, the Special Representative proposed that the Network devote special attention to children and armed conflict.
In July 2000, the Special Representative proposed and facilitated the first"Aria formula", an informal briefing between the Security Council and NGOs, on children and armed conflict, which now continues on a regular basis.
Working with Mwalimu Julius Nyerere,then facilitator of the Burundi peace process, the Special Representative proposed several child-specific provisions that were included in the Arusha accords of August 2000.
In 1999, the Special Representative proposed the idea of establishing national commissions for war-affected children, especially in post-conflict situations, to ensure that the concerns of children are fully integrated into priority setting, resource allocation, programme planning and policy-making.
At the Review Conference of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe(OSCE)held at Istanbul in November 1999, the Special Representative proposed a 10-point agenda for dialogue, building on earlier efforts by non-governmental organizations.
During his second visit, the Special Representative proposed the establishment of a national commission for children to ensure that the rights and welfare of children will be a central concern in the aftermath of the war in Sierra Leone and would be reflected in national priority-setting, policy-making and resource allocation.
In its resolution 8/7, adopted on 18 June 2008,the Human Rights Council was unanimous in welcoming the"protect, respect and remedy" policy framework(now widely referred to as"the United Nations framework") that the Special Representative proposed for better managing business and human rights challenges.
At the OSCE Review Conference held at Istanbul in November 1999, the Special Representative proposed a 10-point agenda for dialogue with OSCE on children affected by armed conflict, building on earlier efforts by NGOs.
In 2000, recognizing the knowledge gaps that exist on the issue of war-affected children andthe detrimental effect that such gaps have on effective programmatic intervention on behalf of children, the Special Representative proposed the establishment of a consortium of academic institutions and think tanks to engage in research on the issue of children and armed conflict.
Considering the current context in West Africa, my Special Representative proposed to the President of the ECOWAS Commission, in a letter dated 6 September, that the United Nations reinitiate its support for the adoption of a subregional political framework and plan of action on security sector governance and reform.
United Nations Development Group Executive Committee on Humanitarian Affairs Working Group on Transition Issues.The Office of the Special Representative proposed the inclusion of the Great Lakes region and Sierra Leone in transition case studies and MONUC and UNAMSIL child protection advisers provided input.
The Special Representative proposes to explore the policy options available to assist States in dealing with such situations.
The Special Representative proposes some methodological tools that can be used to facilitate follow-up activities, in particular to assess the situation of human rights defenders on the ground.
The Special Representative proposes that clear measures be taken to ensure that judges consider only evidence presented at trial when making a decision.
The report sets out the strategic direction that the Special Representative proposes to pursue during her mandate.
The Special Representative proposes that instances in which domestic security legislation is applied against human rights defenders be documented in order to gain a better understanding of what measures would be needed to eliminate risks to human rights defenders.
The Special Representative proposes that the concerned ministries and the labour recruitment companies cooperate to design and implement appropriate safeguards, working closely with the Governments of receiving countries.
Following each of the visits, the Special Representative proposes an agenda for action for protection and rehabilitation, containing recommendations for action addressed to national authorities, United Nations partners, NGOs and the donor community.
The Special Assistant to the Director(P-4) brings politically sensitive issues and matters of strategic significance to the attention of the Director and of the Special Representative, proposes options and recommendations to the Director, follows up on issues and ensures that policy advice is provided in a coordinated and integrated manner in line with the priorities of the Mission.