Examples of using Existing terms of reference in English and their translations into Russian
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Existing terms of reference are also examined and revised as needed.
The Singapore Ministerial Conference directed the CTE to continue its work, under its existing terms of reference.
The existing Terms of Reference and Rules of Procedure of ECE will be amended accordingly.
At its eleventh session, the Committee discussed the need to streamline its existing terms of reference.
The existing terms of reference and rules of procedure of the Economic Commission for Europe will be amended accordingly.
There is no general agreement on whether ad hoc panels should continue to function according to the existing terms of reference.
Approved the existing Terms of Reference for the Ad Hoc Group of Experts on Coal Mine Methane(ECE/ENERGY/68/Add.1, section VI) for a period of two years;
The Office will continue to be guided by the same core principles of confidentiality, independence andneutrality articulated in its existing terms of reference.
Report on the existing terms of reference for the Senior Monitoring and Evaluation Officer and how the evaluation functions in similar institutions are organized and implemented.
The group revised the implementation scenarios, andrequested the secretariat to assist in preparing a technical description for those scenarios supplementing the existing Terms of Reference.
The existing Terms of Reference for the Ad Hoc Group of Experts(ECE/ENERGY/GE.3/2005/2) provide a sound basis for defining the objectives of a long-term structure.
The Plan provides for a revised governance structure and states that the existing Terms of Reference and Rules of Procedure of the Commission will be amended accordingly.
It therefore requested the fifty-fifth session working group to consider the need for a third meeting of the Joint Working Group under its existing terms of reference.
Therefore the existing terms of reference have been updated, without changing their substance and are presented in Annex II. The Working Party needs six half day meeting sessions annually for its annual session 10.
The project team revised the implementation scenarios andrequested the secretariat to assist in preparing a technical description for those scenarios supplementing the existing Terms of Reference.
In considering the objectives for long-term governance, the Ad Hoc Group of Experts may wish to consider the existing Terms of Reference, but also potential responsibilities that have been identified previously.
At is seventy-fourth session on 7 and 9 October 2013,the Committee endorsed the extension of the mandate of the UNECE Real Estate Market Advisory Group until the end of 2014, under its existing terms of reference.
Regarding proposals that might require amendment of the Panel's terms of reference, the Panel noted that the existing terms of reference were not clear on precisely how the Panel's co-chairs were to be appointed.
In addition, after the term of office of the President of the Committee expired the Secretary-General re-appointed the President unilaterally, in complete contravention of the SMCC's existing terms of reference.
Specifically, the secretariat noted that the Committee approved the existing Terms of Reference for the Ad Hoc Group of Experts for another two years through 2009 and also recommended that the Group should meet at least annually to deliver on these terms of reference ECE/ENERGY/76, para. 25b.
At Headquarters, governance mechanisms for the global field support strategy continue to operate in line with existing terms of reference, which are reviewed and updated periodically.
In view of this, and in response to President Préval's request in the attached letter of 18 July 1996,I recommend that the General Assembly authorize an extension of the mandate of the United Nations component of MICIVIH until 31 December 1996 under its existing terms of reference.
The revised draft terms of reference are annexed(annex I). For easy reference, amendments to the existing terms of reference(ECE/MP. WAT/2, annex V) are underlined.
Furthermore, the Marrakesh Ministerial Decision on Trade and Environment of April 1994 provides a mandate and terms of reference for the WTOCommittee on Trade and Environment, and the Singapore Ministerial Conference directed the Committee to continue its work under its existing terms of reference.
While the existing terms of reference of the Office are currently being revised to incorporate the new functions of the Office, including its expanded mandate to serve all staff of the United Nations Secretariat, funds and programmes(see resolution 62/228), it is anticipated that the core guiding principles of the Office will remain as set out below.
Once the Committee was up and running, its scope could be extended to include the funds and programmes;the Panel of External Auditors had expressed the view that the existing terms of reference were suitable for that purpose.
The 57th Meeting considered the report of the consultant comparing the existing terms of reference for the Senior Monitoring and Evaluation Officer(SMEO) at the Multilateral Fund and positions at the evaluation offices of the Global Environment Facility(GEF), the International Fund for Agricultural Development(IFAD), the World Bank Group(WBG), the Inter-American Development Bank(IDB) and UNDP.
According to the report,governance mechanisms for the global field support strategy at Headquarters continue to operate in line with the existing terms of reference, which are reviewed and updated periodically.
However, instruments governing the functioning and accountability of the integrated operational teams, such as the detailed responsibilities of the team members and their parent units, and the division of labour between the team members and leaders and the regional directors,were not sufficiently covered in the existing terms of reference.
The revised composition and terms of reference of the Bureau are also annexed(annex II). For easy reference, amendments to the existing terms of reference(ECE/MP. WAT/2, annex IV) are underlined.