Examples of using Electoral component in English and their translations into Russian
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Electoral Component.
UNMIH also staffed a small electoral component.
Electoral Component.
However, this study did not include a section on the electoral component of peacekeeping missions.
Electoral Component.
The resource requirements for the electoral component of UNOMIL will, therefore, be presented at a later date.
Electoral component of peacekeeping missions with verification mandates.
Plans for humanitarian assistance andresource requirements for the electoral component of UNOMIL will also be presented in future.
An electoral component responsible for all activities related to registration and voting.
This decision was taken in view of the expected fall in the number of large-scale peace-keeping missions with an electoral component.
The electoral component will be responsible for all activities related to registration and voting.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations is a key partner when peacekeeping missions include an electoral component.
The electoral component of UNAMI is primarily responsible for supporting the Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq.
The Electoral Assistance Unit should be designated the responsibility centre for the electoral component of peace-keeping missions.
A small reinforcement of the electoral component of UNOCI will therefore be needed in order to carry out the new tasks foreseen under the Pretoria Agreement.
The Electoral Assistance Division assists these missions in designing and staffing the electoral component and provides technical guidance, as required.
The Electoral Component is required to provide timely advice, good offices and analysis on a wide array of political, legal and electoral issues.
To advise on the planning andexecution of election security, the electoral component will include a United Nations police advisory team.
The Electoral Component would be headed by a Chief Electoral Officer supported by a deputy and three other Professionals based at UNOMIL headquarters.
In setting up the electoral administration, the electoral component of UNAMI has provided advice on the institutional framework and functions.
The electoral component will be headed by a Chief Electoral Adviser, who will give policy guidance on all United Nations electoral assistance activities.
Following two needs-assessment missions in 2001, an electoral component was established within the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone UNAMSIL.
The electoral component of UNAMI has been preparing projections and feasibility studies for a variety of operational models, to be considered by the Independent Electoral Commission.
To support preparations andbolster confidence in the election, the mission will have an electoral component with staff deployed at the headquarters, regional and district levels.
Consequently, the UNAMI electoral component has continued to provide the necessary technical support and advice to all electoral preparations, including the out-of-country electoral programme.
Provision is made for 200 United Nations volunteers(100 for the demobilization programme and 100 for the electoral component) at a monthly cost of $4,200 per volunteer $5,460,000.
The resource requirements for the electoral component of UNOMIL will be presented to the General Assembly at a later date, once the role of the United Nations in the electoral process becomes clear.
The increase in intra-State conflict during the late 1990s led to several peacekeeping missions that included an electoral component, in countries such as Liberia, Sierra Leone and Tajikistan.
One of the consequences of that omission was that the electoral component of subsequent missions with an electoral mandate, such as UNTAES, could not be designed to take into account agreed on lessons of experience.
This external polling will be coordinated throughthe IOM field coordinator, the Electoral Assistance Division of the United Nations Secretariat and the electoral component based in Dili.