Примеры использования Third regular session in september на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Therefore, on an exceptional basis,the subject will be discussed at the third regular session in September.
Documentation for the third regular session, in September 1994, will duly reflect this decision of the Board.
Paper providing more detail on this topic available for the Board's third regular session in September 1997.
At its third regular session in September 1996, the Executive Board agreed to the re-establishment of the operational reserve at the initial level of $3.0 million decision 96/43.
Several delegations asked the Executive Director to report on measures taken at the third regular session in September.
At its third regular session, in September 1997, the Executive Board, in its decision No. 97/22 approved the Office's revised budget estimates for the biennium 1996-1997, in the amount of US$ 70,674,000.
The Administrator expects to report to the Executive Board on any required adjustments in the TRACs for NCCs at the third regular session in September 1997.
At its third regular session, in September 2001, the Executive Board, in its decision 2001/14 approved the UNOPS revised budget estimates for the biennium 2000-2001 with total administrative expenditures at $110.6 million.
Another speaker said that the Board must address the role of the regional offices andrationalization of the organization's structure no later than the third regular session in September.
As decided by the Executive Board at its third regular session in September 1997, the operational reserve was established at 4 per cent of the combined expenditure on administrative and project delivery of the previous year.
The secretariat said that the consultants remained committed to the schedule and that progress on the study, including the issue of accountability,would be discussed at the third regular session in September.
UNFPA financial, budgetary andadministrative matters are proposed for the third regular session in September, as are the issues concerning the monitoring and implementation of technical support services arrangements and the evaluation of UNFPA training activities.
This report responds to decision 1997/28 on implementation of management excellence in UNICEF,adopted by the Board at its third regular session in September 1997.
The secretariat said that the GCO accommodation issue had been scheduled for the third regular session in September 1994 because the report first would have to be reviewed by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions in May 1994.
The provisional agenda has been structured in accordance with relevant Executive Board decisions,in particular the 1998 programme of work adopted by the Board at its third regular session in September 1997 E/ICEF/1997/12/Rev.1, decision 1997/30.
At its third regular session in September 1997, under this agenda item, the Executive Board reviewed proposed guidelines for an effective partnership between the Board and the secretariat(E/ICEF/1997/AB/L.13), which was prepared by a so-called“Group of Volunteers”.
The provisional agenda has been structured in accordance withrelevant Executive Board decisions, in particular the 1998 programme of work adopted by the Board at its third regular session in September 1997 E/ICEF/1997/12/Rev.1, decision 1997/30.
At its third regular session in September 1995, the Executive Board approved total appropriations of $537.7 million to finance programme support and administrative services costs under UNDP and the funds administered by UNDP for the biennium 1994-1995.
A speaker said that answers to some of the questions were expected in the report on management excellence to be presented to the Board at the third regular session in September, which would cover oversight, strategic planning, monitoring and evaluation.
As previously indicated(DP/1993/46, para. 6), it was not the Committee's intention that the information to be included in the budget document would replace the Administrator's comprehensive review of UNDP's financial situation,which is normally submitted in a separate document to the Executive Board at its third regular session in September.
At its third regular session, in September 1996, the Executive Board agreed to the re-establishment of the operational reserve at the initial level of $3.0 million(decision 96/43). On 17 January 1997, the Executive Board approved a modified partial funding modality to determine programme approval levels and the associated operational reserve balance.
The Secretary of the Executive Board said that at the pre-session information meeting held on 11 May, it had decided to defer consideration of the agenda items on the health strategy andthe two baseline budgets until the third regular session in September. On 19 May, the Bureau had endorsed this proposal.
At its third regular session, in September 1996, the Executive Board agreed to the re-establishment of the operational reserve at the initial level of $3 million(decision 96/43). On 17 January 1997, the Executive Board approved a modified partial funding modality to determine programme approval levels and the associated operational reserve balance.
Further requests the secretariat to provide recommendations to the third regular session of the Board in September 1995.
It would be better if the third regular session could be held earlier in September.
Some indication of these projections will be provided at the third regular session of the Executive Board in September 2000.
He thanked Mr. Malcolm Brown, Executive Director of UNDP,for the statement he had made at the third regular session of the Executive Board in September 1999, in which he had clearly outlined the work of the Programme.
The report will be combined with the reports of the three regular sessions held in 1995: first regular session(1-3 and 6 February 1995), second regular session(20-23 March 1995) and third regular session 18-22 September 1995.
At its third regular session, on 15 September 1995, the Executive Board, in its decision 95/31, approved the UNOPS revised budget estimates for the 1994-1995 biennium, in the amount of $58,439,000.
At the third regular session of the Executive Board in September 2000, the Administrator noted the importance of the Ministerial Meeting in providing a renewed climate of political support for UNDP, the critical foundation for its work that had been lacking in recent years.