Examples of using Countries served in English and their translations into Russian
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Number of countries served- more than 200;
Argentina, Pilot study to provide example to other countries served by the Centre.
During the 1990s, the countries served by the subregional headquarters in Mexico made considerable progress towards concluding their stabilization and adjustment processes.
With respect to staffing, a certain parity was maintained within each regional unit of the Radio Section,irrespective of the language used and the number of countries served.
In 2005, more than 8,.100 women and men from 168 countries served as United NationsN vVolunteers in 144 countries. .
Area or country offices, numbering 78, which programme human andmaterial resources for the benefit of children and women in the countries served.
Assess the level of support of host countries, countries served by the centres and other countries, including the provision of infrastructure, technology and personnel;
In 2007, more than 7,500 professionally qualified, experienced and committed women andmen from 162 countries served as UNV volunteers in 139 countries. .
For instance, a lack of infrastructure andair services in the countries served by the Organization was found to contribute to the complexity of planning and tasking procedures.
Important lessons were learned in this regard that will ensure that the lead time between the announcement of a country allocation andfirst disbursements can be shortened significantly in countries served by the Fund in the future.
The customs automation andreform projects under the ASYCUDA programme in over 20 countries served to modernize and streamline customs procedures and increase revenue.
UNV volunteers from 165 countries served in 144 countries in 2005, working with more than 25 different United Nations departments, agencies, funds and programmes, including 13 peacekeeping missions.
Thus, the sub-team based in Kazakhstan would join its base CST in Kathmandu, Nepal, andthereby enable the countries served to benefit from the expertise of a larger multidisciplinary team.
Additionally, over 5000 Jews from various countries served in the Jewish Legion of the British Army which fought at Gallipoli and in the Palestine Campaign, although some Palestinian Jews also served in the Ottoman Army.
The representative is responsible for the overall performance of UNICEF in a given country or area,including the management of the UNICEF office(s) and the programme of cooperation with the countries served.
The Secretary-General's politically motivated reports on the situation of human rights in certain countries served only to deepen the politicization of human rights and undermine the credibility of the Human Rights Council.
The functions of the regional hub would include the development and implementation of region-wide communications campaigns and the provision of programme andadministrative support to the national information staff in the countries served by the hub.
The Department shouldconsult closely with host countries, other countries served by those information centres and the region concerned in order to get the most out of the information centres.
Negotiations between the Government and the anticipated host institution, the African Institute for Urban Management(L'Institut Africain de Gestion Urbaine, or IAGU), continue,with the aim of establishing a long-term collaborative framework to the benefit of the centre and the countries served.
Countries served by the Basel Convention Regional Centre(BCRC) in Senegal, West Africa: Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Djibouti, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Niger, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal and Togo.
Area/country offices are responsible for programming human and material resources within the basic UNICEF priorities and guidelines as set out in the medium-term plan and as they apply to the needs andsituation of children and women in the countries served.
In 2009, 3,597 international UNV volunteers from 105 developing countries served in another developing country, making volunteerism a driving force for enhanced South-South cooperation, with an estimated financial value of $147 million- 67 per cent of the UNV financial size.
Although regional consultations for the purpose of the preparation of the business plans were considered vital to attribute to the countries in each region a sense of ownership,some regional centres reported great difficulty in winning support and obtaining comments from the countries served, leading to varying degrees of endorsement of the business plans as a consequence.
The Department of Public Information should undertake consultations with concerned countries in which information centres were located and with the countries served by those centres and other interested countries in the region in order to reflect the distinctive characteristics of each region.
The Department would like to acknowledge, with gratitude, the support of the majority of host Governments of United Nations information centres and several others in providing extrabudgetary support to United Nations information centres, including the United Nations Regional Information Centre for Western Europe in Brussels,thereby strengthening their ability to more effectively reach the audiences in the countries served.
One speaker representing a large group said that any proposal for further rationalizationof information centres must be carried out in close consultation with the host countries, other countries served by the centres and the regions involved, and must take into account the geographical, linguistic and technological characteristics of the various regions.
Furthermore, the General Assembly affirmed that these measures and objectives, which are central to future rationalization of United Nations information centres, must be carried out in consultation, on a case-by-case basis,with all concerned Member States in which existing information centres are located, the countries served by those information centres and other interested countries in the region, taking into consideration the distinctive characteristics of each region.
Affirms that the measures highlighted and objectives expressed in paragraphs 41 to 45 above are central to future rationalization of United Nations information centres, which must be carried out in consultation, on a case-by-case basis,with all concerned Member States in which existing information centres are located, the countries served by those information centres and other interested countries in the region, taking into consideration the distinctive characteristics of each region;
Therefore, official sources in these countries serve the interests of these people and organizations.
My country served in the Security Council in 1994-1995.