Examples of using Micro-management in English and their translations into Russian
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Commencing micro-management.
Ukraine's orange revolution:the Western liberal brand versus the Kremlin's micro-management.
Although micro-management should be avoided, some criteria must be established.
The view was also expressed that recommendation 3,in its present formulation, would lead to micro-management.
This is not a promotion of micro-management, nor am I implying any criticism of the Secretariat staff.
I thank you for the trust that has enabled you to leave us this space and desist from micro-management.
In order to avoid micro-management, delegation of authority has to be clearly delineated in all organizations.
Allocated on a strategic basis andnot involving international micro-management at the project level(MCII);
The Commission's interference in, and micro-management of, each organization of the common system was a violation of its mandate.
More attention needs to be paid to conditionality,particularly to get rid of micro-management of development programmes.
While micro-management of the Secretariat by the intergovernmental process must be avoided, the intergovernmental machinery and the Secretariat must work closely together.
We support such front-line accountability andtrust that this will discourage micro-management by Member States.
It was time to leave behind such de-motivating"micro-management" and for Article 5 countries to take over their responsibilities for work under the Montreal Protocol.
The draft resolution, which has been distributed in preliminary form,avoids micro-management of the work of the First Committee.
Delegations noted that the accountability systems would help the Executive Board provide management with strategic guidance while refraining from micro-management.
However, the European Union was very concerned not to engage in exercises of a micro-management character in respect of the organization of the work of UNIDO.
One delegation stated that the Executive Board did not need all the details of the projects since that would entail micro-management.
Therefore, we cannot accept opening the door to global micro-management of fisheries that are subject to the sovereign rights of States or are under the responsibility of regional fisheries management organizations.
In this context, more attention should be paid to aid conditionality,particularly its effects on micro-management of development programmes.
One delegation cautioned that the RBM approach should not lead to micro-management of UNFPA by donors or to the introduction of conditionalities for either UNFPA or programme countries.
He had also noted the concerns about indicatorsused in the MYFF process and with regard to avoiding micro-management.
In response to the Executive Secretary's statement that she was not prepared to discuss"micro-management" issues, several Contracting Parties spoke in support of the TIR Secretary citing his professionalism and integrity.
The Committee sees no reason to believe that the involvement of legislative bodies would in andof itself either lead to additional cost or to micro-management.
First, while micro-management of the Secretariat should be avoided, too much flexibility for the Secretariat is also undesirable, especially on matters concerning the deployment or redeployment of resources to fulfil mandates.
If the Committee became too closely involved in that process, it ran the risk of practising micro-management, which it had frequently opposed.
This new approach will be the basis for shifting from micro-management in the budget process to what could become a new era of cooperation, transparency and accountability for achieving the outcomes that Member States determine.
ACC is of the view that continuous pressure for provision of information through internal oversight reports gives impetus to increased micro-management.
Micro-management is the biggest constraint facing both Member States and the Secretary-General in any attempt to improve the Secretariat's performance and to achieve a genuine strengthening of its ability to deliver quality service.
I like the Swedish management style which is based on flat hierarchies,"keep-it-simple" attitude,self-responsibility(no micro-management), and trust towards the employees in general.
And Russia's position is even less enviable, as Izvestia points out,since"the president's time is being wasted on micro-management rather than the strategic goals of establishing a functional democratic system of governance, capable of responding to citizens' needs on its own.".
