Примеры использования Under-secretary-general for management may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Under-Secretary-General for Management may authorize the writing-off of investment losses.
In addition to subparagraph(a) above, andnotwithstanding rule 105.2, the Under-Secretary-General for Management may, where necessary, authorize progress payments.
The Under-Secretary-General for Management may, as appropriate, enter into agreements for such purposes.
Heads of department shall prepare revised andsupplementary programme budget proposals in such detail and at such times as the Under-Secretary-General for Management may prescribe.
The Under-Secretary-General for Management may then decide, on behalf of the Secretary-General, what disciplinary measure(s) to impose.
Budget estimates for peacekeeping operations shall be prepared at such times andin such detail and form as the Under-Secretary-General for Management may prescribe and in accordance with the requirements of the General Assembly.
The Under-Secretary-General for Management may in turn delegate by administrative instruction authority for specified aspects of the Financial Regulations and Rules.
UN-Women shall prepare programme budget proposals for the forthcoming financial period at such times and in such detail as the Under-Secretary-General for Management may prescribe and in accordance with the Regulations and Rules Governing Programme Planning, the Programme Aspects of the Budget, the Monitoring of Implementation and the Methods of Evaluation ST/SGB/2008/8.
The Under-Secretary-General for Management may, in the interest of the United Nations, reject bids or proposals for a particular procurement action, recording the reasons for rejection in writing.
Heads of department shall prepare programme budget proposals for the forthcoming budget period at such times and in such detail as the Under-Secretary-General for Management may prescribe and in accordance with the Financial Regulations and Rules and the Regulations and Rules Governing Programme Planning, the Programme Aspects of the Budget, the Monitoring of Implementation and the Methods of Evaluation.
The Under-Secretary-General for Management may determine for a particular procurement action that using formal methods of solicitation is not in the best interest of the United Nations.
UN-Women shall prepare programme budget proposals for the forthcoming financial period at such times and in such detail as the Under-Secretary-General for Management may prescribe and in accordance with the Financial Regulations and Rules Governing Programme Planning, the Programme Aspects of the Budget, the Monitoring of Implementation and the Methods of Evaluation(ST/SGB/2008/8). Regular resources shall mean resources available to UN-Women that are commingled and untied.
The Under-Secretary-General for Management may, after investigation, authorize the writing-off of losses of assets, including cash, receivables, property, plant and equipment, inventories and intangible assets.
The Under-Secretary-General for Management may, after full investigation, authorize the writing-off of losses of cash and the book value of accounts and notes receivable deemed to be irrecoverable.
The Under-Secretary-General for Management may, after full investigation, authorize the writing-off of losses of United Nations property and adjust the records in order to bring the balance shown into conformity with actual physical property.
The Under-Secretary-General for Management may approve other cash advances as may be permitted by the Staff Regulations and Rules and administrative instructions and as may otherwise be authorized in writing by him or her.
The Under-Secretary-General for Management may cooperate with other organizations of the United Nations system to meet the procurement requirements of the United Nations, provided that the regulations and rules of those organizations are consistent with those of the United Nations.
The Under-Secretary-General for Management may, to the extent authorized by the General Assembly, cooperate with a Government, non-governmental organization, or other public international organization, in respect of procurement activities, and, as appropriate, enter into agreements for such purposes.
A letter to that effect was sent to the Under-Secretary-General for Management on 14 May 1999.
With regard to the project's governance, upon assuming his functions as Under-Secretary-General for Management in May 2012, he had taken on the roles of Chair of the Umoja steering committee and project owner.
Accounting and other financial records and all supporting documents shall be retained for established periodsin accordance with policies, after which, on approval by the Under-Secretary-General for Management, they may be destroyed.
The Committee further notes that the present Under-Secretary-General for Management took up his duties in May 2012 and assumed his role as Chair of the Steering Committee and project owner.
In practice, a number of decisions reserved to the Secretary-General are taken by the Under-Secretary-General for Management, to whom the Secretary-General may delegate from time to time such authority in these matters as he deems advisable.
There was general agreement among members of the Committee that the amount for that purpose should be $10 million every 90 days as specified by paragraph 8(g)of resolution 986(1995). The Chairman of the Committee addressed a letter to that effect to the Under-Secretary-General for Management on 14 May 1999;
Where the Under-Secretary-General for Management determines that misconduct may have occurred, the matter will be referred for investigation, as appropriate.
During the Committee's recent deliberations on this subject, it was informed by the Under-Secretary-General for Management that there may be merit in submitting such progress reports biennially rather than every year, in order to give the Secretariat more time to implement accountability initiatives and to respond properly to the specific requests of the Assembly.
Mr. Takasu(Under-Secretary-General for Management) said that, since 10 May 2013, a number of countries, including Albania, Malta and Zimbabwe, had paid their regular budget contributions in full, bringing to 76 the number of Member States that had done so.
Where the Under-Secretary-General for Management determines that a manager has improperly exercised his or her delegated authority, such authority may be withdrawn by the Under-Secretary-General for Management.
At the 45th meeting of the Fifth Committee, on 20 May 2004, the Under-Secretary-General for Management reported that, subject to resolution of various legislative and security approvals, the United Nations Development Corporation hoped to begin construction of its new building on the corner of First Avenue and 42nd Street late in 2005, which was intended to be used as a"swing space.
It should be noted that the justification for utilizing the United States Department of Health and Human Services model was shared with OIOS on several occasions by the Executive Director of the capital master plan project and discussed in detail with OIOS, andfinally a version approved by the Under-Secretary-General for Management was provided to OIOS on 31 May 2006.