Examples of using A rapidly deployable in English and their translations into Russian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
A rapidly deployable headquarters is now being established.
As yet, no trust fund for a rapidly deployable headquarters team.
In the previous spring, the Special Committee on Peace-keeping Operations had urged the Secretary-General to develop a rapidly deployable headquarters team.
At the same time there was a plan for the establishment of a rapidly deployable mission headquarters on which work was currently under way.
In particular, a rapidly deployable reserve capacity and a strengthened police capacity were needed to reinforce missions in crises.
That is why we strongly support the establishment of a rapidly deployable mission headquarters.
The establishment of a rapidly deployable mission headquarters for the initial stage of the establishment of peacekeeping operations was a useful initiative.
The service packages are intended to provide a rapidly deployable and relocatable capability to accommodate and support all elements at start-up.
The Secretariat was currently considering an offer made by a number of Member States for the establishment of a rapidly deployable headquarters team at no cost to the Organization.
The establishment of a rapidly deployable headquarters in the Department of Peacekeeping Operations will reduce planning time and response time for future operations.
In paragraph 69 of its report,the Special Committee requested the Secretariat to keep Member States informed with regard to the development and composition of a rapidly deployable headquarters team.
The recent decision by the General Assembly on personnel for a Rapidly Deployable United Nations Mission Headquarters was a welcome development.
The Slovak Republic fully supports the Secretary-General's efforts to build up the United Nations standby arrangement system and to establish a rapidly deployable mission headquarters team.
We commend the proposal to establish a rapidly deployable operational headquarters team and, indeed, have offered to contribute a highly experienced officer to it.
The Special Committee requests the Secretariat to keep Member States informed with regard to the development and composition of a rapidly deployable headquarters team, following the recommendation made in its report A/50/230.
In addition, we support the establishment of a rapidly deployable headquarters team within the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, as proposed by the friends of rapid deployment.
In order to strengthen missions operating in crisis situations and prevent the spread of destructive conflicts worldwide, a rapidly deployable United Nations strategic reserve force should be established.
The General Assembly has urged me to develop a rapidly deployable headquarters team composed of personnel skilled in military and civilian headquarters functions.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Department of Public Information held a second workshop in May 2005 at Brindisi, Italy, on establishing a rapidly deployable mission information component.
Progress was made in developing a rapidly deployable headquarters team, in enhancing preparedness for conflict prevention and peace-keeping in Africa and in further developing the system for standby arrangements.
We welcome the ideas now being put forward bythe Canadian Government and the United Nations for a rapidly deployable headquarters, which offers the scope to develop this capability further.
The proposal to establish a rapidly deployable operational headquarters team was interesting, but many aspects remained to be clarified, particularly the precise methodology for setting up such a team.
To take this possibility into account,provision would need to be made in planning for a rapidly deployable capacity, over the horizon, to be activated in extremis to prevent mission failure.
The establishment of a rapidly deployable mission headquarters unit in the Secretariat was vital for the success of the standby arrangements system, which was a broad-based and representative system open to the full participation of all Member States.
Mr. DOSSAL(Department of Peacekeeping Operations)recalled that, in 1995, the General Assembly had approved the principle of a rapidly deployable mission headquarters and had asked the Secretary-General to submit a detailed proposal on the subject.
His delegation also supported the early establishment of a rapidly deployable mission headquarters at United Nations Headquarters and welcomed the adoption of General Assembly resolution 53/12 of 26 October 1998, which authorized the recruitment of two officers for the mission headquarters.
With regard to the rapid deployment capacity of the United Nations,he had made every effort to obtain financial resources for the voluntary trust fund in order to establish a rapidly deployable mission headquarters, based on consideration of geographical balance.
His country strongly supported the establishment of a rapidly deployable mission headquarters unit within the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, and had offered to contribute personnel and resources to such a unit.
It also participated effectively in crystallizing the idea of establishing a rapidly deployable mission headquarters to contribute to enhancing the Organization's ability to respond rapidly to crises as they occur.