Examples of using A multi-year workplan in English and their translations into Russian
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For that purpose, the Working Group recommended that a multi-year workplan be developed to structure its work until 2015.
Through technical support to the ombudsperson office to identify the needs andstrategic goals of the office and develop a multi-year workplan.
At its fourth andfifth meetings, the Working Group had also recommended that a multi-year workplan be developed to guide its future activities.
Outline a multi-year workplan for the Task Force to address those questions that involved EMEP bodies and task forces and other national and international organizations.
Also at its fourth session, the Conference requested the Working Group to prepare a multi-year workplan to be implemented until 2015.
For that purpose, the Working Group recommended that a multi-year workplan be developed to structure its work until 2015, and requested States to submit relevant proposals to the secretariat by 1 October 2011.
For its consideration of item 4,the Working Group had before it a conference room paper containing a proposal submitted by the Chair a multi-year workplan for the Working Group.
By its decision 1/COP.9, paragraph 4, the COP requested the CST to elaborate a multi-year workplan(2012- 2015), utilizing and further developing the results-based management approach.
In accordance with the agreement reached by the Committee at its forty- ninth session and endorsed by the General Assembly in paragraph 54 of its resolution 62/217,the Committee considered this item under a multi-year workplan.
Decides that the future meetings of the Working Group will follow a multi-year workplan for the period up to 2015, when the second cycle of the Implementation Review Mechanism begins;
The Working Group recommended that its mandate should be renewed until the sixth session of the Conference,to be held in 2015, and that a multi-year workplan should be developed to structure its work.
The same decision alsorequested the secretariat and the GM to prepare a multi-year workplan for the Convention(2018-2021), utilizing the results-based management approach, to be considered at COP 13.
The Working Group recommended that the Conference, at its seventh session, should consider initiating discussions regarding the possibility of the Working Group developing and following a multi-year workplan for its future meetings.
At its sixth meeting, held on 30 and31 August 2012, the Working Group adopted a multi-year workplan aimed at preparing States for the review of the implementation of chapter V of the Convention during the second review cycle.
By its decision 1/COP.10, paragraphs 7 and 8, the COP requested the secretariat andthe Global Mechanism to prepare, in line with decision 3/COP.8, a multi-year workplan(2014- 2017), utilizing the results-based management approach.
Also requests the secretariat andthe Global Mechanism to prepare a multi-year workplan for the Convention(2020-2023), utilizing the results-based management approach, to be considered at the fourteenth session of the Conference of the Parties.
The Working Group recommended that the Secretariat develop, through the StAR Initiative orother relevant initiatives, a multi-year workplan for consideration by the Working Group at its next meeting.
It was further suggested that the Working Group develop and adopt a multi-year workplan to identify priority areas and articles of the Convention and elaborate approaches and various options to addressing those priority areas.
The Working Group recommended that the Secretariat develop, through the Stolen Asset Recovery(StAR) Initiative orother relevant initiatives, a multi-year workplan for consideration by the Working Group at its next meeting.
It was further decided that the future meetings of the Working Group would follow a multi-year workplan for the period up to 2015, when the second cycle of the Mechanism for the Review of Implementation of the United Nations Convention against Corruption would begin.
Agrees to include in the agenda of the fiftieth session of the Committee a new item,entitled"International cooperation in promoting the use of space-derived geospatial data for sustainable development", under a multi-year workplan;
It was further decided that the future meetings of the Working Group would follow a multi-year workplan for the period up to 2015, when the second cycle of the Mechanism for the Review of Implementation of the Convention begins.
For that purpose, the Working Group recommended that the Secretariat develop, through the Stolen Asset Recovery(StAR) Initiative orother relevant initiatives, a multi-year workplan for consideration by the Working Group at its meeting to be held in Vienna, on 25 and 26 August 2011.
The Executive Body requested the Task Force to develop a multi-year workplan for submission to the Steering Body to the Cooperative Programme for Monitoring and Evaluation of the Long-range Transmission of Air Pollutants in Europe(EMEP) as part of the workplan of the Convention.
He also referred to the proposal made by the Working Group at its second session that the Conference should discuss the adoption of a multi-year workplan for the period up to 2015, when the second cycle of the Review Mechanism commences.
In line with its mandate, the Task Force continues to develop and implement a multi-year workplan to improve scientific understanding of the intercontinental transport of air pollution in the Northern Hemisphere and to evaluate the availability of mitigation strategies inside and outside the geographic scope of the Convention.
The Working Group recommended that the Secretariat develop, through the Stolen Asset Recovery(StAR) Initiative orother relevant initiatives, a multi-year workplan for consideration by the Working Group at its next meeting, to be held on 25 and 26 August 2011.
In line with these mandates, the Task Force continues to develop and implement a multi-year workplan to improve scientific understanding of the intercontinental transport of air pollution in the Northern Hemisphere and to evaluate the availability of mitigation strategies inside and outside the geographic scope of the Convention.
In its resolution 4/3,the Conference decided that the future meetings of the Working Group would follow a multi-year workplan for the period up to 2015, when the second cycle of the Implementation Review Mechanism would begin.
The Working Group considered that,at its future meetings, it should follow a multi-year workplan for the period up to 2015, when the second cycle of the Implementation Review Mechanism would begin, and recommended that the Conference discuss that matter at its fourth session.