Examples of using Electoral division in English and their translations into Russian
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Electoral Division.
A Peace Promotion Division and an Electoral Division.
Office: Electoral Division.
UNOMSA will have two operating arms:a Peace Promotion Division and an Electoral Division.
Nationwide, the Electoral Division verified some 50 acts.
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The anticipated phasing in of the civilian staff,including the Electoral Division, is as follows.
The abolishment of the Electoral Division results in the abolishment of 153 United Nations Volunteer posts.
An NGO Liaison Office was established in the UNOMSA Electoral Division to implement this policy.
Moreover, the Electoral Division had received 16 complaints, some of them about acts of intimidation and attempts to buy votes.
Additionally, 1 national officer post in the Electoral Division will be converted to national General Service.
The Electoral Division will also be headed by a Director at the D-2 level who will report to the Deputy Special Representative.
As noted in paragraph 23 above, the Electoral Division was abolished as at 31 December 2005.
The Electoral Division has been functioning for six months with 36 Professional staff deployed through 6 regional offices.
In order to carry out these duties, an Electoral Division will be established as part of ONUSAL in five stages.
In his report, 9/ the Secretary-General proposed that UNOMSA have two operating arms:a Peace Promotion Division and an Electoral Division.
The Committee was informed that a P-4 Electoral Officer post in the Electoral Division was discontinued as of 9 June 1994.
The Electoral Division is proposed to be headed by a Director, who would occupy the new temporary D-2 post proposed and report to the Deputy Special Representative.
It is proposed to expand the Electoral Advisory Unit, making it the Electoral Division, with the following additional posts.
The Electoral Division has prepared a kit containing documents on electoral procedures and international observation, as well as reports of the Secretary-General.
Following the elections scheduled for October 2005,197 posts in the Electoral Division will be abolished by 31 December 2005.
An additional 9 temporary posts are also proposed at the P-4 level to provide for logistics specialists whose functions would also be coordinated by the Electoral Division.
All posts reclassified within the Electoral Division or redeployed to the Electoral Division were abolished by 31 December 2005.
The Secretary-General therefore proposed that under the expanded mandate UNOMSA would have two operational areas:a Peace Promotion Division and an Electoral Division.
In the earliest stages of its work, the Electoral Division focused on developing strategies and plans for the performance of the tasks to be executed.
The reduced requirements are mainly attributable to the fact that only supplementary vehicles for the additional staff proposed for the expanded Electoral Division have been included in this budget.
Provision excludes one D-1 post in the Electoral Division, which has been blocked pending progress in the electoral process in Angola.
The additional requirements for consultants and travel were due to expenditures of the survey Mission for the establishment of the Electoral Division not previously provided for.
As a result, the United Nations Mission created an Electoral Division in July 2005, consisting of some 30 staff and over 150 UNVs.
UNOMSA's new activities will be fully integrated within its existing work programme andthe expanded scope of activities will be implemented by a Peace Promotion Division and an Electoral Division.
The proposed budget implies that the existing D-2 post in the Electoral Division will, along with the other 197 posts, also be abolished as at 31 December 2005.