Примеры использования Such redeployment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Requests for such redeployment must be accompanied by adequate justification.
The document before the Committee set out how such redeployment could be achieved.
One such redeployment occurred in June, when a unit was stationed near Rushan.
According to the parties,this is the fifth such redeployment since the signing of the Taif Agreement.
Such redeployments, as well as the crossing of the border, are prohibited under the cease-fire agreement.
A supplementary presentation in tabular form,illustrating such redeployment of resources, would facilitate the analysis.
Any such redeployment shall require a corresponding prior decision of the Security Council.
However, the assignment of trial judges to the cases of recently arrested indictees has to date prevented any such redeployment.
Such redeployments also affect salaried employees with low qualifications, who are very often women.
As explained in the Secretary-General's previous report, of 8 April 1993 7/ such redeployment cannot be sustained without reinforcement, which would require.
Moreover, such redeployment was made easier by an increasing diversification of production in large firm conglomerates.
The Advisory Committee's recommendations regarding a report on the impact of such redeployment should not prevent the prompt establishment of all elements of the new structure.
Such redeployment will not be possible in the next biennium, during which the Working Group on Prevention of Corruption will start to implement fully its programme of work.
The Executive Director may redeploy resources among objects of expenditure, provided such redeployments are within the total appropriations approved by the Executive Board.
With few exceptions, such redeployments did not appear to respond to quality improvement or to strengthening substantive areas.
It was not, as had been suggested,an ex post facto review of resource redeployment by the Secretariat, since such redeployment required the prior consent of the Member States.
In total some 591 posts are proposed for such redeployment as a result of programme managers searching for ways to better manage their human resources and apply them to priority needs.
In addition, OIOS was provided with a list of staff members that were redeployed within the Division, andOIOS noted that such redeployment has strengthened cross-fertilization of work across branches.
Such redeployment without prior notification, as well as restrictions on MINURSO's freedom of movement, were in violation of the military agreements between MINURSO and the two parties pertaining to ceasefire arrangements.
Problems could arise however, in the administration of the manning table, especially in the smaller organizational units,if excessive rigidity were to prevent such redeployment of resources as may prove necessary from time to time.
Such redeployment would allow better delivery of services, closer to the missions; in turn, that would increase the effectiveness and efficiency with which clients' demands are responded to, as foreseen in the global field support strategy.
The Advisory Committee was not satisfied that sufficient effort had been made to effect such redeployments, especially given the increased flexibility granted to the Secretary-General with regard to redeployment of posts.
Such redeployment was proposed in the 2007/08 proposed budget in the context of the reorganization of the Logistics Base and is being presented again to address the issue of the specialization of the Integrated Maintenance, Campus Support and Assets Management Unit.
He was therefore ready to join other delegations in exploring fully the opportunities for such redeployment, but the clear priority was to put into effect the decisions taken at the 2005 World Summit, even if full absorption was not possible.
The President also noted that, although the Security Council anticipated andplanned for the shift from trial to appeals work by authorizing the redeployment of four permanent trial judges to the Appeals Chamber, such redeployments were prevented by the ongoing trials of late-arrested accused.
Upon request, the Committee was provided with a list of such redeployments in all missions for 2008/09(see annex II). In the Committee's view, this information is relevant to the General Assembly's consideration of the performance reports, and it therefore reiterates its recommendation that future performance reports should include a fuller explanation of the redeployments between major expenditure categories that are authorized by the Controller see A/63/746, para. 15.
The Assistant Administrator, Bureau of Management, may redeploy resources among business units and budgetary accounts,provided such redeployments are within the total appropriations approved by the Executive Board for an appropriation line.
It was concerned about the impact that the redeployment of resources from section 11A would have on the capacity of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD) to fulfil its mandate in respect of the least developed, landlocked developing and small island developing countries andlooked forward to receiving the report on the consequences of such redeployment.
With respect to the redeployment of MINURCA troops to the provinces, proposed in section III of the present report,it should be emphasized that the feasibility of such redeployment is predicated upon the assumption that the security situation during the electoral process in Bangui would remain stable.
The Secretary-General stated that the other posts, namely one D-2, one D-1, one P-4 and four General Service posts, would be identified for redeployment from within the new Department orother parts of the Secretariat and that such redeployment would be presented in the forthcoming revised estimates.