Примеры использования This redeployment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This redeployment has not taken place.
However, in areas such as Divo and Issia, in the West, andAdzope in the South, this redeployment has come across a stiff resistance from the local population.
This redeployment was completed on 15 November 1995.
The Area Joint Military Committees sent Joint Monitoring Teams to verify this redeployment of SAF but to date have found no substance in the allegations.
Indeed, this redeployment is likely to require the major part of the present mandate period.
As the pace of work on the fiftieth anniversary quickens,it is now proposed to formalize this redeployment and to request a limited number of additional posts.
Further details on this redeployment are provided in section II of this document.
Calls on both parties to show maximum restraint and to refrain from any threat or use of force against each other and demands that both parties return to the 16 December 2004 levels of deployment,beginning with immediate effect and completing this redeployment within 30 days, in order to prevent aggravation of the situation;
This redeployment demonstrates the Mission's efforts to promote HIV/AIDS awareness among peacekeeping personnel.
The second letter retracts the grave error qualifying it as:"our clear andrenewed understanding is that this redeployment will not prejudge in any manner the claims held by either party regarding these areas.
This redeployment is to take place within two weeks after the deployment of the peacekeeping mission and is to be verified by it.
Eritrean forces shall begin to redeploy from Badme andenvirons to the positions held prior to 6 May 1998.(Note: This redeployment must be carefully coordinated with the deployment of the Observer Mission; see para. G(1) below.).
This redeployment shall be completed within two weeks after the deployment of the Peacekeeping Mission and verified by it.
After Ethiopia launched its naked invasion against Eritrea on 12 May, Eritrea agreed to redeploy, unilaterally and as a gesture of goodwill, from a place referred to as"Zalanbessa" in response to the appeal of theOAU current Chairman and in order to create a conducive climate to the proximity talks. This redeployment was carried out on 25 May in good faith.
This redeployment and the creation of an additional post would allow the required strengthening of six programmes as follows.
While the transfer of as many staff as possible from administrative andmanagement functions to priority technical areas would immediately follow JAG endorsement of ITC priorities, this redeployment could not be completed overnight, and the expertise of ITC's existing regular staff did not cover all of its identified priority areas.
This redeployment would enhance the coordination and exchange of information between the two entities and improve client service.
From the perspective of the programme budget proposals for 2006-2007, this redeployment of resources is shown as a component of the current revised appropriation of the Department of Safety and Security, with a corresponding reduction in the revised appropriation of the Office of Central Support Services.
This redeployment of a single post is insufficient, in light of the increased workload, to respond adequately to the demands of the professionalized system.
While the redeployed resources are far from sufficient to fulfil the organization-wide mandate, this redeployment of posts has also degraded the ability of the Programme Management Division to carry out its existing responsibilities and severely hampered efforts to provide Organization-wide services beyond United Nations Headquarters as required by the new mandate.
This redeployment would remove functions that are not core to the Situation Centre, thus enhancing its day-to-day activities.
In carrying out this redeployment, a mechanism was developed which was fully transparent and offered an opportunity to all staff to participate.
This redeployment brought the total strength of the Lebanese Armed Forces in the UNIFIL area of operations(South Litani Sector) to approximately two brigades.
In order to compensate for this redeployment and ensure sufficient constitutional affairs capacity within the Office of Political Affairs, one Security Officer(P-3) position will be redeployed from the Security Section and retitled Political Affairs Officer, in Baghdad.
This redeployment includes the complete transfer of laboratory equipment, remaining inspection equipment, weapons artefacts, transportation and communication equipment, office equipment, vehicles and furniture.
The Advisory Committee notes, however, that this redeployment is offset by the proposal to add five additional regular budget posts(2 P-3, 2 P-2 and 1 General Service(Other level)) to ensure sufficient capacity in the area of inspection and evaluation in OIOS see A/61/610, para. 16, and para. 6(c) above.
This redeployment, in the view of the Committee, would have an impact on overall requirements for staff and its distribution by offices and functions and should, since it has not yet been justified, therefore be considered in the context of overall requirements for staff under the support account.
This redeployment is proposed in the context of the streamlining of OIOS managerial and support functions that the Office is conducting, following the recent approval by the General Assembly of a post of Assistant Secretary-General for the biennium 2012-2013, funded from the regular budget.
This redeployment is in line with the recommendation of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions in A/60/7 and Corr.1, paragraph IV.47, that the requirement for a post to carry these functions be carried out through redeployment or a redistribution of responsibilities.
This redeployment will provide additional support in the processing of administrative-related tasks, which will include managing the Director's calendar, responding to information requests and inquiries, establishing an e-filing system aimed at improving the overall efficiency of the Office, attending meetings and drafting minutes as well as monitoring follow-up activities, and performing any other ad hoc duties as required.