Примеры использования Unit considers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Administrative Law Unit considers request for review.
The Unit considers that a reasonable period for long-term planning is 10 years.
A sales publication usually originates when a substantive unit considers it has produced a study with sufficiently wide appeal as to be saleable.
The Unit considers that these figures reflect stabilization in the number of requests for management evaluation.
Moreover, the responses of the Unit are reasoned, set out the facts of the case, a summary of the comments of the decision maker, the applicable legal rules and jurisprudence,and, where the Unit considers the contested decision to be proper, the reasons why the Unit considers it to be so.
The unit considers areas of risk identified by the Department and the effectiveness of the controls mitigating those risks.
If, because of the seriousness or urgency of the matter referred to it bya declaration of suspicion, the Financial Intelligence Processing Unit considers it necessary, it may oppose the execution of a transaction for a maximum duration of five working days from the notification.
Nonetheless, the Unit considers that serious consideration should be given in the future to providing it with more adequate resources, so as to allow it better to discharge its mandate.
The requested resources for the biennium2008-2009 are the same as for the biennium 2006-2007 and are equivalent to approximately 2 months at the P-4/P-5 level, which the Unit considers the bare minimum for having recourse to consultants and experts in exceptional cases.
In this regard, the Unit considers as a very positive precedent the inter-agency consultations held in December 2002 on the follow-up to its report on support costs.6.
The Unit considers its estimated increase in requests for management evaluation from peacekeeping missions of 15 per cent during the period from 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 compared with the previous period to be a conservative one, and anticipates that such requests will account for 25 per cent of its total caseload from 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012.
The Management Evaluation Unit considers that the addition of a third legal officer post at the P-3 level is warranted based on the volume of cases received during the nearly two years of its operations.
The Unit considers that a reasonable medium-term period would cover four years, while the biennial period covered by the proposed programme budget is considered short-term.
In cases where the Management Evaluation Unit considers that the contested issue may be of systemic concern, the Unit recommends that the department in question engage in further review of the issue or remind its staff members of the need to follow the guidelines in question.
The Unit considers therefore that leadership by the Chairman should be based on delegated authority from other Inspectors in the interest of proper coordination and implementation of the approved programme of work.
The Unit considers that in order to meet client needs, its annual programmes of work should focus on the long-term strategic areas from a system-wide perspective, in accordance with the requests made by the General Assembly.
The Unit considers that in order to meet client needs, its annual programmes of work should focus on the long-term strategic areas from a system-wide perspective, in accordance with the mandates received from the governing bodies.
The Unit considers there would also be benefit in developing and distributing printed materials on the Convention, such as brochures, posters and booklets, and invites interested States Parties to consider funding the production of such materials.
The Management Evaluation Unit considers that the decrease in the number of cases submitted in the final quarters of 2009 and 2010 and the increase in the number in the first two quarters in 2010 and 2011 could be indicative of an emerging cyclical pattern.
The unit considers this monitoring aspect as being central to its mandate, even though there has been a shift toward implementation of technical assistance to cope with the challenges imposed, and to prepare the institutions for greater levels of self-governance.
The Management Evaluation Unit considers that stringent adherence to statutory time frames could cause staff members to receive incomplete or inaccurate management evaluations and, as a result, to unnecessarily seek recourse to the Dispute Tribunal.
The Unit considers cases to be concluded in a timely manner either when they have been concluded within the relevant statutory time frame or when they have been concluded within a time frame to which the staff member has consented for the purpose of facilitating informal resolution or obtaining additional information necessary to ensure a comprehensive management evaluation.
The Unit considered 17 new topics suggested by participating organizations and one oversight body.
The Unit considered 32 new topics suggested by participating organizations and three suggested by oversight bodies.
The Special Committee requests that the Unit consider how it might enhance the relevance of its work at the tactical and field levels.
The Unit considered 27 internally validated topics, pre-assessed against established criteria, 25 of which were submitted by participating organizations and two by coordinating and oversight bodies.
The Unit considered this evidence that the vendor did not possess full operational control.
The Unit considered 32 new topics suggested by participating organizations and 3 suggested by oversight bodies.
The Unit considered 24 new topics suggested by participating organizations, three suggested by oversight bodies as well as seven internal proposals, some of which coincided or were closely related to external suggestions.
However, the Unit considered that, with the consent of the host country, UNETSPA, by capitalizing on its long experience and network of contacts with South Africa, could become common placement and supervising unit under the authority of the Resident Coordinator.