Examples of using Changes in mandates in English and their translations into Russian
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The Committee understands the difficulty of predicting changes in mandates.
However, appropriate adaptation requires changes in mandates, structures, networks and resources.
The establishment and population of this roster have involved significant investment and will make possible a more rapid andtargeted deployment of staff in response to changes in mandates.
The Committee also believes that such changes in mandates should occur after thorough discussion between contributing countries and the Council.
However, this structure or model, which is being applied on an experimental basis, is not rigid; it can be adapted to the specificities and complexities of each mission andwill be adjusted to adapt to changes in mandates.
Member States had a responsibility to ensure,through enhanced coordination at the national level, that the changes in mandates in response to changing priorities did not lead to duplication or detract from overall coherence.
The usual assumptions on which annual operational requirements are based cannot be fully applied to peace-keeping operations that are relatively new orwhose requirements are uncertain owing to changes in mandates.
This would entail changes in mandates and responsibilities, the introduction of partnership mechanisms and coherent incentives for operating in different sectors, and improved forestry capacity in authorities dealing with non-forest land.
Changes in mandates during a mission should be based on a thorough and timely reassessment, including military advice, as to the implications on the ground for both military and civilian components and after a full discussion between troop-contributing countries and the Security Council.
The Administration(Office of Programme Planning, Budget and Accounts) stated that the high level ofredeployments between groups and classes is explained by missions' volatile operational environment and significant changes in mandates.
If we have had so much difficulty during the course of our informal deliberations,it is because several of the proposals described as“actions” in the Secretary-General's report implied changes in mandates, or an extension beyond the powers of the Secretary-General as defined in Article 97 of the Charter.
The Field Budget and Finance Division will support missions in preparing budget proposals and performance reports to enable the effective andefficient fulfilment of their mandates and to respond to changing circumstances on the ground or changes in mandates, including liquidation.
They will review, analyse and provide input into the finalization of programme budgets andfinancial implications in the light of changes in mandates; provide substantive support to relevant intergovernmental and expert bodies in their budget reviews; and assist in securing approval from legislative bodies.
It was important to recognize that each country could make a particular contribution to peacekeeping; therefore, triangular cooperation among the Security Council, the Secretariat andthe troop-contributing countries should be strengthened in the areas of decision-making, changes in mandates, periodic mission assessments and troop numbers.
They have in particular a responsibility to ensure,through enhanced coordination at the national level, that the changes in mandates that they introduce in various parts of the Organization in response to changing priorities are not conflicting, do not lead to duplication and contribute to, rather than detract from, overall coherence.
It would provide managers with a tool for ensuring that the specialized competence needed for carrying out the substantive work of their departments andthe flexibility to respond to changes in mandates and new responsibilities are developed and maintained.
Some of the contributing causes are contractual difficulties, the long and cumbersome recruitment andplacement process in the United Nations, the security situation in some mission areas, changes in mandates as approved by the Security Council during the financial period and, in a few missions, instances of personnel being loaned for start-up activities in new or expanded missions.
The programme provides managers with a tool for ensuring that the specialized competence needed for carrying out the substantive work of their departments andthe flexibility to respond to changes in mandates and new responsibilities are developed and maintained.
It provides managers with a tool for ensuring that the specialized competence needed for carrying out the substantive work of their departments andfor maintaining the flexibility to respond to changes in mandates, new responsibilities and developments in areas of specialization are developed and maintained.
As in the previous period, the main contributing causes include contractual difficulties, the long and cumbersome recruitment and placement process in the United Nations,the security situation in some mission areas and, in a few instances, changes in mandates approved by the Security Council during the financial period.
Reaffirms that changes in mandated programmes and activities are the prerogative of the General Assembly;
Downsizing, which commenced during the period owing to the change in mandate.
The Divisions will provide integrated support services to missions anddevelop responsive mechanisms to address changing circumstances on the ground or changes in mandate.
Some of the existing missions, however, were established following other special political missions, subsequent to a change in mandates.
Boots on the ground are the guarantors of the successful implementation of mandates; their advice is required for any change in mandates.
Reaffirming that changes in mandated programmes and activities are the prerogative of the General Assembly.
Historically, UNSOA has reviewed its staffing requirement more frequently than on an annual basis,owing to the changes in mandate and multiple associated resourcing requirements.
