Примеры использования To summary records на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Reducing the number of bodies entitled to summary records.
The entitlement to summary records is generally set out in the rules of procedure of the body concerned.
The Secretariat had pursued its consultations with bodies that were entitled to summary records.
Typically, cases in this third backlog category relate to summary records or to documents of some regional commissions such as ESCWA.
The second option would be to reduce the number of bodies entitled to summary records.
With regard to summary records, he had noted the absence of a request for resources to be allocated for that purpose in the programme budget for the biennium 2004-2005.
The Committee could also reassess its needs, for example,with regard to summary records, with a view to possibly reallocating resources.
Corrections to summary records should not cover points of style or include lengthy additions that would disturb the general equilibrium of the summary records. .
In 2005, the Secretariat continued its consultations with the bodies entitled to summary records on the possibility of relinquishing or curtailing their use of summary records. .
In its resolution 45/238 B of 21 December 1990, the General Assembly decided that only six ofits subsidiary organs would, exceptionally, be entitled to summary records.
With respect to summary records, Canada considered them to be an important tool in following up on reports by States parties and encouraged their prompt publication in electronic form.
Communications have also been sent to all bodies currently entitled to summary records, asking them to review their requirements and consider the alternative options offered.
It was by no means clear how the proposal to do away with summary records would improve the performance of the Department;he pointed out that the proposed digital sound recordings were not a valid alternative to summary records.
The Assembly should therefore conduct a thorough cost-benefit analysis of the current approach to summary records, consider alternative approaches and review the list of bodies entitled to such records. .
The Committee therefore recommends that the Assembly consider the Secretary-General's proposal for the delivery of summary records in the light of the outcome of the relevant deliberations of the Committee on Conferences,also taking into account the views of the bodies entitled to summary records.
At the same time,the Committee reiterated its concern that notwithstanding its entitlement to summary records of its proceedings, no such summery records, in any language, had been issued for many years.
Since amendments could be made to summary records, he wondered whether those Committee members who objected to specific wording in general comment No. 32 might have an opportunity to insert text in the summary record of the current meeting so as to express their dissenting views.
The Department for General Assembly and Conference Management has tried to encourage the various bodies entitled to summary records under their terms of reference to indicate if they were willing to review their entitlements.
Efforts by Member States to consider alternatives to summary records within the framework of the paper-smart concept, such as webcasts and digital recordings, would lead to great efficiency gains, given that summary records consumed a significant amount of the Organization's resources.
Paragraph 27E.50(a)(I) of the proposed programme budget implied that the six official languages of the Organization would not be treated equally with respect to summary records; she asked what was meant by the“translation of such records into the other languages required”.
The suggestion is made in paragraph 61 that summary records could be replaced with digital sound recordings to be made available in all six official languages on the United Nations web site orat listening booths at the main conference centres where bodies entitled to summary records meet.
In view of the prohibitive cost of increasing that capacity to the required level,the Secretariat sought the Assembly's guidance on how the problem should be addressed since it could not unilaterally withdraw the entitlement to summary records that had been established by the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council and the Security Council for their respective subsidiary bodies.
The Department believes, however, that modern information technology provides another, low-cost option, namely, digital sound recordings of the proceedings of bodies made available in all six official languages on the United Nations web site orat specially equipped listening booths at the main conference centres where bodies entitled to summary records meet.
At its forty-fifth session, the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law(UNCITRAL),decided, while not yet fully relinquishing its entitlement to summary records under General Assembly resolution 49/221,to request that digital recordings continue to be provided at its forty-sixth and forty-seventh sessions, in 2013 and 2014, on a trial basis see A/67/17, para. 249.
Requests the Legal Subcommittee to review, at its thirty-fifth session, its requirement for summary records with a view to determining whether it may be possible to utilize unedited transcripts at its subsequent sessions andto consider under what circumstances there might be a need to revert to summary records should a decision be taken to utilize unedited transcripts;
With regard to summary records, mentioned in paragraph 9 of General Assembly resolution 58/250 of 23 December 2003 on pattern of conferences, the Commission had concluded once again that those records were an inescapable requirement for the procedures and methods of its work. They constituted the equivalent of travaux préparatoires and were an indispensable part of the process of progressive development of international law and its codification.
Where the problems of summary records were concerned,her delegation supported the request contained in the draft resolution that the Secretary-General should consult bodies with entitlement to summary records with a view to assessing the continued need for such records. .
The Committee also agreed to request the Legal Subcommittee to review, at its thirty-fifth session in 1996, its requirement for summary records with a view to determining whether it may be possible to utilize unedited transcripts at its subsequent sessions andto consider under what circumstances there might be a need to revert to summary records should a decision be taken to utilize unedited transcripts.
The Secretariat was exploring the practical and financial implications of the various approaches proposed to the provision of summary records, which included replacing summary records with digital recordings,reducing the number of bodies entitled to summary records, concentrating précis-writing in the English Translation Service, restricting the length of summary records to 5,000 words and eliminating the publication and distribution of summary records. .
In view of the Division's insufficient capacity to meet the needs reflected in its work programme, it was important to note that the United Nations HighCommissioner for Human Rights, in her report on the strengthening of the human rights treaty bodies(A/66/860), had encouraged all treaty bodies to review their entitlement to summary records, noting that, for public meetings, webcasts could replace summary records. .