Examples of using Documents originating in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
Legal and administrative documents originating from MCT;
For documents originating from Member States, the situation is rather mixed.
Percentage of page impressions processed for documents originating in other duty stations.
Documents originating in Geneva were received promptly and were photocopied and distributed to the interpreters.
There were, however, strict guidelines with respect to the length of documents originating in the Secretariat.
The limits were 8,500 words for documents originating in the Secretariat and10,700 words for documents not originating in the Secretariat.
Such claims would be certified using other substantiating documents originating from the peacekeeping mission.
Documents originating in the District of Columbia(D.C.) must be certified by the Notarial Section of the District of Columbia, Room 810 South, 441 4th Street, NW, Washington, D.C.
Expresses deep concern about the decline in the quality of some reports and documents originating in the Secretariat;
The 16-page limit established by the Secretary-General for documents originating in the Secretariat applies to 26 per cent of the parliamentary documentation processed by conference services.
The Department was working to schedule Fifth Committee documentation with greater accuracy andto reduce the length of documents originating in the Department of Management.
His delegation welcomed the decision of the Secretary-General to limit the length of documents originating in the Secretariat to 16 pages, and hoped that all intergovernmental bodies would reduce the length of their reports from 32 to 20 pages.
For documents originating in the Secretariat, over-the-limit submissions must be accompanied by a waiver request addressed to the Under-Secretary-General or Assistant Secretary-General for General Assembly and Conference Management for review and approval.
Notes the decision of the Secretary-General that documents originating in the Secretariat should be no longer than 16 pages;
That documents originating in the General Assembly or its subsidiary bodies should not exceed twenty-four pages in length, except when the Secretary-General certifies that a document represents a special case warranting reporting at greater length, such as a non-recurrent comprehensive report on an issue not routinely addressed, and that the production of addenda to documents should be strictly limited to that which is requested in the legislative mandate;
Comply with the United Nations requirement that limits the word count of documents originating in the Secretariat to 16 pages.
The introduction of page limits,especially for documents originating in the Secretariat, contributed to an increase in documents issued in accordance with the six-week rule to 60 per cent, compared to 55 per cent in 2002-2003.
Report of the Secretary-Generalon the control and limitation of documentation(A/52/291), in which the limit for documents originating within the Secretariat is set at 16 pages;
The most surprising phenomenon among official historic documents originating from the Divan(the national council of Turney) is Tugra- the intricate method of the Sultan's personal signature, a sort of monogram used for giving governmental authority to and legalization of decrees.
Stresses once again the need for strict compliance with the existing limits of twenty-four pages for documents originating in the Secretariat and thirty-two pages for reports of subsidiary bodies;
His delegation joined others in welcoming the Secretary-General's decision that all documents originating in the Secretariat should not exceed 16 pages, and the invitation to intergovernmental bodies to consider reducing their reports over a period of time to a maximum of 20 pages.
Stresses once again the need for strict compliance with the existing limits of 24 pages for documents originating in the Secretariat and 32 pages for reports of subsidiary bodies;
Expresses deep concern about deficiencies in the quality of some reports and documents originating in the Secretariat, and requests the Secretariat to take all necessary measures to address the situation and to develop measurements to evaluate improvements made in the quality of reports and documents; .
Peacekeeping budget andprogramme performance reports were exempt from the 8,500 word limit for documents originating in the Secretariat, which was evident from the excessive length of such reports.
In response, in its resolution 52/214, the Assembly took note of the decision of the Secretary-General that documents originating in the Secretariat should be no longer than 16 pages and stressed the need for strict compliance with the existing page limit for reports of subsidiary bodies.
During its consideration of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2012-2013,the Advisory Committee was informed that the translation of documents originating from the funds and programmes was currently funded by regular budget resources under section 2.
Paragraph 4 of the paper sets out the legislative framework for the current system of page limits for parliamentary documents a maximum of 16 pages for documents originating in the Secretariat(General Assembly resolution 52/214), 32 pages for reports of subsidiary bodies of the General Assembly(resolution 51/211 B) and a desirable limit of 32 pages for reports of intergovernmental bodies, ideally to be reduced to 20 pages over a period of time resolution 52/214.
As part of the reform measures he had announcedon 17 March 1997, the Secretary-General had decided that all documents originating in the Secretariat should be no longer than 16 pages, a reduction from the former standard of 24 pages.
The General Assembly, in paragraphs 4 to 6 of section B of its resolution 52/214 of 22 December 1997, noted the decision of the Secretary-General that documents originating in the Secretariat should be no longer than 16 pages, emphasized that that reduction should not adversely affect either the quality of presentation or the content of the documents and stressed once again the need for strict compliance with the existing page limit for reports of subsidiary bodies.
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that the resources for translating documents originating from the funds and programmes were currently provided from the regular budget under section 2.