Examples of using Administrator informed in English and their translations into Russian
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In concluding, the Administrator informed the Executive Board of the newly launched UNDP website.
The Administrator informed the Executive Board that no increase was being proposed to finance the change process.
In referring to the follow-up to General Assembly resolution 50/227, the Administrator informed the Executive Board that UNDP was in the process of developing a comprehensive funding strategy.
The Administrator informed the Executive Board that a major effort had been made to reduce the number of introductions.
As part of her opening statement, the Administrator informed the Board that UNDP was pursuing rigorous implementation of its new strategic plan, 2014-2017.
The Administrator informed the Executive Board that he was according high priority to developing a competency-based human resource strategy.
UNDP had come a long way in developing a new profile, the Administrator informed the Executive Board, resulting in an organization that was relevant to contemporary, priority development concerns.
The Administrator informed the Executive Board that the requested information on country office staffing would be available at the annual session 1997.
In his report on agency support costs(DP/1993/22), the Administrator informed the Council that an estimated $473 million would actually be expended against this earmarking, in line with the overall reduction in resources and IPFs.
The Administrator informed the Executive Board that he had recently participated in the High-Level Seminar on African Development, held in Tokyo, and in the annual meeting of Nordic countries on UNDP held in Helsinki.
In response to the points raised, the Assistant Administrator informed the Executive Board that over 40 per cent of resident representatives had worked in other United Nations organizations during their career.
The Administrator informed the Executive Board that the decline in contributions had necessitated spreading programming originally intended for a three-year period, 1997-1999, to a four-year period, to include the year 2000.
The Associate Administrator informed the Executive Board that the expenditure target for 1997 was $635 million.
The Administrator informed the Executive Board that UNDP was studying ways to integrate the work of the United Nations Capital Development Fund in UNDP programmes, while looking for ways to revitalize the Fund in the light of questions raised about its viability.
In 1993 and 1995, the Administrator informed the Governing Council and Executive Board respectively, that he had not exercised that authority.
The Administrator informed the Executive Board that UNDP was aware of the new directions taken by the management of the World Bank and hoped that dialogue with the Bank would be enhanced with a view to ensuring complementarity and a division of labour between the two organizations.
In the MYFF document, the Administrator informed the Executive Board that a number of options were under review by UNDP on the manner in which reporting of expenditures was to be provided.
The Administrator informed the Special Rapporteur that the programme included children 6 to 14 years of age who were responsible for their families as wage earners by collecting papers and firewood, shining shoes, burning incense, begging or collecting scrap metal, or had become destitute as a result of the war.
The Associate Administrator informed the Executive Board that the freeze in building common premises was discussed at the JCGP General Meeting in November 1996.
The Assistant Administrator informed the Executive Board that a combination of external consultants and internal staff would conduct the evaluation, at both the headquarters and country levels.
The Associate Administrator informed the Executive Board that the 1997 core programme delivery figures mentioned by the Administrator related only to TRAC 1 and 2 and the regional programmes.
The Assistant Administrator informed the Board that the Administrator strongly supported the agreement between UNDP and UNFPA to designate UNFPA Country Directors as UNFPA Representatives.
The Assistant Administrator informed the Board that much progress had been made on the functions and terms of reference of the Global Mechanism, and that the text would be finalized during the meeting of the Conference of Parties in Rome.
The Associate Administrator informed the Executive Board that each regional bureau in UNDP had agreed to earmark a minimum of 20 per cent for gender-in-development activities in their respective regional programmes.
The Associate Administrator informed the Executive Board that the Administrator planned to convene an informal meeting to discuss accountability, including a focus on governance aspects of the accountability framework.
The Assistant Administrator informed the Executive Board that key results had been achieved and that the United Nations House programme was progressing faster than announced by the Administrator in his presentation at the annual session 1998.
The Associate Administrator informed delegations that the Administrator had approved one-year extensions for the country programmes for Colombia, Equatorial Guinea and Suriname, and the regional programmes for Africa and for Asia and the Pacific DP/2006/42/Rev.1.
At the annual session 1996, the Administrator informed the Executive Board that small inconsistencies had arisen in the application of the resource distribution methodology approved in decision 95/23 and that UNDP was making the necessary adjustments and charging the unallocated reserve.
In 1993, the former Administrator informed the Governing Council that in the interests of prudent financial planning under the constrained resource situation, he had established a revised IPF planning framework for the fifth cycle and had taken the actions necessary to balance resource inflows and outflows.
The Associate Administrator informed members that the Administrator had approved one-year extensions of the country programmes for the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Liberia, Malawi, Rwanda, and Togo; for Bhutan, Nepal and Sri Lanka; for Kuwait and Lebanon; and for Costa Rica, Haiti, Nicaragua and Trinidad and Tobago.
