Exemples d'utilisation de A new system of administration en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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A new system of administration of justice is proposed.
He led the country to greater independence and created a new system of administration.
Effective 1 July 2009 a new system of administration of justice in the United Nations came into force.
By its resolution 63/253,the General Assembly had also decided to implement a new system of administration of justice.
Establishment of a new system of administration of justice(pursuant to para. 33 of resolution 61/261)d.
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Chaired by Sir Hormisdas Laporte,this commission was given the task of proposing a new system of administration for the city.
As from 1 July 2009, a new system of administration of justice was put in place that is no longer under this programme.
The European Union looked forward to further progress in establishing a new system of administration of justice.
Effective 1 July 2009, a new system of administration of justice was established pursuant to General Assembly resolutions 61/261, 62/228 and 63/253.
As you may recall, the General Assembly, in its resolution 62/228 of 22 December 2007, established the basic framework of a new system of administration of justice in the United Nations, to be in place as of 1 January 2009.
Delegations reiterated their support for a new system of administration of justice characterized by independence, transparency, efficiency, professionalism and accountability.
The proposed programme budget did not include provision for a number of significant items of expenditure, such as the establishment of a new system of administration of justice and preparedness measures for an influenza pandemic.
A new system of administration of justice will be implemented in the United Nations as of 1 July 2009, following the decisions taken by the General Assembly in its resolutions 62/228 and 63/253.
The Advisory Committee recalls that,effective 1 July 2009, a new system of administration of justice came into force at the United Nations.
On 1 July 2009, a new system of Administration of Justice was implemented in the United Nations, providing for informal dispute resolution as well as formal dispute resolution in a two-tiered internal justice system. .
The General Assembly, by its resolution 62/228, approved the framework of a new system of administration of justice in the United Nations, to be introduced as of January 2009.
Legal aid, guaranteed by the Constitution, was available to all, and the modernization of the judicial system was moving rapidly forward with the establishment of the new school for the magistracy andthe implementation of"Juris 2000", a new system of administration of justice financed by the World Bank.
The General Assembly,by its resolutions 61/261, 62/228 and 63/253, established a new system of administration of justice for staff of the Secretariat and the separately administered funds and programmes.
The introduction of a new system of administration of justice provided an opportunity to ensure that all persons working for the United Nations, regardless of their status, could be heard by an independent body if they considered that their rights or the rules of the Organization had not been respected.
The General Assembly, by its resolutions 61/261, 62/228 and 63/253,established a new system of administration of justice for staff of the Secretariat and the separately administered funds and programmes.
Mr. Ramos( Portugal), speaking on behalf of the European Union; the candidate countries Croatia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Turkey; the stabilization and association process countries Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia; and, in addition, Armenia, Georgia, Iceland, Moldova and Ukraine, said that the European Union attached great importance to the establishment andfull implementation of a new system of administration of justice, as provided for in General Assembly resolution 61/261.
By taking the bold decision to establish a new system of administration of justice, the Member States clearly wished to prevent the new system of justice from becoming costly, cumbersome and slow, like the previous system. .
His delegation considered that an interdisciplinary approach was called for: the Sixth Committee should serve as a technical and legal adviser to the Fifth Committee,and the structuring of a new system of administration of justice should be based on a clear definition of the underlying legal principles.
At its sixty-second session,the General Assembly decided to introduce a new system of administration of justice in the United Nations to handle employment-related disputes that was intended to be professional, transparent, expedient and decentralized.
Mr. Sutter( France), speaking on behalf of the European Union; the candidate countries Croatia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Turkey; the stabilization and association process countries Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia; and in addition, Armenia, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine,said that the European Union deeply regretted the late start of the Committee 's discussions on the introduction of a new system of administration of justice, which had been presented as a priority.
Mr. Bichet(Switzerland) said that as a host country Switzerland attached particular importance to implementation of a new system of administration of justice that was independent, transparent, professional, adequately resourced and centralized.
Pursuant to General Assembly resolutions 61/261,62/228 and 63/253, a new system of administration of justice for staff of the Secretariat and of the funds and programmes, which was envisaged as being independent, transparent, professionalized, adequately resourced and decentralized, was established effective 1 July 2009.
Mr. Eriksen(Norway) said that his delegation remained fully committed to the establishment of a new system of administration of justice in conformity with the principles of transparency, impartiality, accessibility and efficiency; those principles should not be compromised by arguments based on cost.
The Advisory Committee recalls that in deciding to establish a new system of administration of justice in its resolution 61/261, the General Assembly agreed that legal assistance for staff should continue to be provided, and the Assembly supported the strengthening of an office of staff legal assistance.
As indicated in paragraph 1.5 of the proposed programme budget,resource proposals related to the General Assembly's decision to establish a new system of administration of justice(resolution 61/261) have not been incorporated in the proposed programme budget for the Office of the United Nations Administrative Tribunal and the Office of the Ombudsman.