Examples of using Introducing the note in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Bazinas(International Trade Law Division), introducing the note by the secretariat on possible future work on security interests(A/CN.9/702 and Add.1), said that five proposals had emerged from the discussions of Working Group VI in 2009.
Mr. Kregel(United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD)), introducing the note by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(A/54/512 and Add.1), said that it, inter alia, provided a brief analysis of the causes of instability and crisis and offered policy responses and conclusions.
Mr. TAKASU(Controller), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on the request for a subvention to the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research(UNIDIR), said that the Secretary-General had recommended maintenance of an annual subvention of $220,000 for UNIDIR for the biennium 1994-1995.
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Mr. Lemay(International Trade Law Division), introducing the note by the Secretariat on the system for collecting and disseminating case law on UNICITRAL texts(CLOUT)(A/CN.9/748), said that, at the time the note had been drafted, 116 issues of case-law abstracts dealing with 1,134 cases had been prepared for publication.
Mr. Zammit-Cutajar(Executive Secretary,United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change), introducing the note by the Secretary-General(A/53/449), said that the most significant outcome of the third session of the Conference of the Parties had been the Kyoto Protocol, which was as much an economic instrument as an environmental one.
Mr. Sach(Acting Controller), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on redeployment of posts(A/59/753), recalled that the General Assembly in its resolution 58/270 had requested the Secretary-General, during the biennium 2004-2005, to commence, on an experimental basis, with the redeployment of posts as necessary to meet the evolving needs of the Organization.
Mr. Stelzer(Assistant Secretary-General for Policy Coordination and Inter-Agency Affairs), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on the continuation of the Internet Governance Forum(A/65/78-E/2010/68), said that the fifth annual meeting of the Forum had been held in Vilnius, Lithuania, from 14 to 17 September 2010.
Mr. Sach(Controller), introducing the note containing the comments of the Secretary-General on part one of the annual report of the Office of Internal Oversight Services(A/61/264(Part I)/Add.2), said that he wished to clarify some aspects of the OIOS findings and recommendations, which made a valuable contribution to improving accountability, transparency, efficiency and effectiveness in the Organization.
Mr. Fareed(United NationsSystem Chief Executives Board for Coordination), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on the report of the Joint Inspection Unit on reform of the administration of justice in the United Nations system: options for higher recourse instances(A/57/441/Add.1), said that justice was a vital element of good administration.
Mr. Gorita(Joint Inspection Unit), introducing the note by the Secretary-General transmitting the report of JIU on reformingthe Field Service category of personnel in United Nations peace operations(A/57/78) said that JIU was gratified to note that the Advisory Committee had endorsed the report and had recommended that the General Assembly approve its recommendations.
Mr. Herman(United NationsSystem Chief Executives Board for Coordination), introducing the note by the Secretary-General(A/66/308/Add.1) transmitting his comments and those of CEB on the JIU report(A/66/308), said that the CEB members had found much of value in the report and welcomed the comprehensive nature of its analysis.
Mr. Ramanathan(Deputy Controller), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on the financing arrangements for the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo(UNMIK) for the period from 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012(A/66/777), said that, by its resolution 65/300, the General Assembly had appropriated an amount of $44.9 million for the maintenance of the Mission for the 2011/12 period.
Mr. Herman(United NationsSystem Chief Executives Board for Coordination), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on the JIU report(A/67/724), said that, in order to support JIU during the preparation of its programme of work for 2013, CEB had solicited suggestions from agencies and provided useful topics for consideration by the Unit.
Mr. Dossal(Director, Management Policy Office), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on the impact of the implementation of pilot projects on budgetary practices and procedures(A/C.5/53/53), said that, for scheduling reasons, the Secretary-General was requesting that the consideration of the question should be deferred to the fifty-fourth session of the General Assembly, by which time the report requested would be available.
Mr. Herman(United NationsSystem Chief Executives Board for Coordination), introducing the note by the Secretary-General transmitting his comments and those of CEB on the JIU report on accountability frameworks in the United Nations system(A/66/710/Add.1), said that agencies generally supported the content and conclusions of the JIU report.
Mr. Gorita(Chairman of the Joint Inspection Unit), introducing the note by the Joint Inspection Unit to clarify further some of the recommendations contained in its report on support costs related to extrabudgetary activities in organizations of the United Nations system(A/58/714), said that the report was the product of extensive consultations with concerned United Nations agencies, funds and programmes during the process of its preparation.
Ms. Stern(Director of the Internal Audit Division,Office of Internal Oversight Services), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on the audit of a contract for the provision of airfield services in MONUC(A/56/906), said that the review of the contract showed that the objective of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations to meet the urgent operational requirements of MONUC had not been achieved.
Mr. Johnston(Convention on Biological Diversity), introducing the note by the Secretary-General contained in document A/53/451, said that in his view, the Convention's effectiveness basically depended on its being able to generate sound scientific information for use by planners and decision makers. Developing scientific understanding of biodiversity and the human relationship with biodiversity was necessary to preventing the adverse impact that human activities had on biodiversity.
Ms. Matsuura-Mueller(Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on transitional measures concerning financial reporting by UNHCR under IPSAS(A/66/352), said that in order for UNHCR to be compliant with IPSAS effective 1 January 2012, the Financial Rules for Voluntary Funds administered by the High Commissioner must be revised.
Mr. Sach(Director of the Programme Planning and Budget Division), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on the request for a subvention to the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research(UNIDIR) resulting from the recommendations of the Board of Trustees of the Institute on the work programme of the Institute for 2003(A/C.5/57/4), said that an amount of $227,600 was sought.
Mr. Issa(Executive Office of the Secretary-General), introducing the note by the Secretary-General transmitting his comments on the JIU report on transparency in the selection and appointment of senior managers in the United Nations Secretariat(A/66/380/Add.1), said that the selection and appointment of senior managers was a complex process that required flexibility and discretion.
Mr. Fareed(Director, Office for Inter-Agency Affairs), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on the review of the International Civil Service Commission(A/54/483), said that the previous note by the Secretary-General on the subject(A/53/688) had not been taken up by the Committee at a formal meeting the previous year and there had therefore been no opportunity to introduce it.
Ms. Chenoweth(Director, FAO Liaison Office with the United Nations), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on the International Year of Mountains, 2002(A/58/134), said that thanks to a proposal by Kyrgyzstan, with the strong support of several members of the Economic and Social Council, the General Assembly had proclaimed 2002 as the International Year of Mountains.
Mr. Amin(United NationsSystem Chief Executives Board for Coordination), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on the report of the Joint Inspection Unit for 2008(A/63/731), said that the note had been prepared pursuant to General Assembly resolution 62/246, paragraph 8, which requested the Secretary-General to expedite the implementation of that resolution, including by providing support to the Unit.
Mr. Walton( Director of the Management Policy Office,Department of Management), introducing the note by the Secretary-General transmitting the statistical report of the Chief Executives Board on the budgetary and financial situation of the organizations of the United Nations system( A/57/265), said that the report was the seventh of its kind and the first to be presented by the Chief Executives Board.
Mr. Herman(United NationsSystem Chief Executives Board for Coordination), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on the report of the Joint Inspection Unit for 2009(A/64/642), said that the note had been prepared pursuant to General Assembly resolution 63/272, paragraph 11, which requested the Secretary-General to expedite the implementation of that resolution, including by providing support to the Unit.
Mr. Herman(United NationsSystem Chief Executives Board for Coordination), introducing the note by the Secretary-General on the audit function in the United Nations system(A/66/73/Add.1), said that the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination(CEB) welcomed the comprehensive nature of the JIU report, which sought to enhance coherence among the audit facilities within the United Nations system.