Examples of using Office notes in English and their translations into Russian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
The Office notes that this protracted issue finally appears to be coming to a close.
In its audit report Työperäinen maahanmuutto("Labour- Based Immigration"),the National Auditing Office notes that there are severe deficiencies in the availability and usability of statistics regarding temporary foreign labour, particularly from European Union member states.
The Office notes that several of the Department's databases are not kept up to date, which hampers their usefulness.
In addition to the reminder mentioned in the recommendation, the Office notes that any additional suggestions that the Board of Auditors could make in this regard would be gratefully received.
The Office notes that none of the recommendations are expressly addressed to its office, although that is not entirely surprising.
People also translate
This latter figure may be inflated, as the Office notes that some returnees from the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia did so via the region and may, therefore, be included twice in the total.
The Office notes that the regional centre in Kathmandu had not suffered as severe a financial malaise as it had access to additional financial funds.
The Office notes that of the 9 staff who did not file, 6 are in remote locations.
The Office notes that the Department cooperates closely with the Department of Public Information in connection with major conferences and events.
The Office notes first that the only“agenda” it pursued was the one established by the General Assembly in its directive to review the Tribunal.
The Office notes that the limited resources to cover staff in special political missions are an impediment to effective service delivery in the field.
The Office notes that the brunt of the resource mobilization towards that end falls on the directors, whose primary responsibilities are for the substantive activities.
The Office notes that among other ideas, the possibility of establishing a system of voluntary contributions within the African Union in support of the Centre was also being discussed.
The Office notes that, following the completion of the post regularization exercise, all OHCHR appointments have been handled through the regular United Nations review bodies.
The Office notes the Department's consistent efforts to enhance its technological base, including linking the Geneva branch and the regional centres with the Department's databases.
The office notes that the penal provisions in the Land Law are not generally invoked to protect citizens whose land is infringed upon by the activities of companies and powerful interests.
The Office notes that one of the recommendations made by the United Nations Medical Directors Working Group is for the adoption of an occupational safety and health policy.
The Office notes the effective support provided to the Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs by his Deputy, who has clear and functional delegation of authority on substantive, organizational and administrative matters.
However, the Office notes that there was no need for those loans because the Registry records confirm that both attorneys had received payments from the Registry before the alleged private loans were said to have been made.
The Office notes that some trade union rights are still not recognized and that domestic legislation has not been brought into line with the International Labour Organization Conventions to which Colombia is a party.
The Office notes that evaluating its contribution solely in quantitative terms and overemphasizing its role in reducing litigation are Organizational obstacles that could impede the progress of informal resolution.
The Office notes the challenges faced by staff in hardship locations and the negative impact of those challenges on the health and well-being, in particular mental health, of some staff who have served for prolonged periods of time.
The Office notes that in an effort to reduce unpredictability, the Department has in the current biennium adopted the practice of including in the programme budget only those outputs that have been specifically requested by the General Assembly in recent resolutions.
The Office notes the request made by the General Assembly in paragraph 25 of its resolution 63/253 for the Secretary-General to report to it at its sixty-fifth session on specific measures taken to address systemic issues in the context of human resources management.
The Office notes the difficulty of responding immediately and directly owing to constraints on its capacity and because most of the Secretariat does not currently have resources earmarked for the purpose of identifying and preparing candidates for the position of resident coordinator.
The Office notes that incentives to promote mediation have been helpful where parties designated to settle disputes have delegated/appropriate authority to fully settle the case and to respond to any subsequent issues that may arise in the execution of the agreement A/65/303, para. 131.
The Office notes that the Department's response to that concern was to assign staff to work in the secretariats of major United Nations conferences and meetings of States parties and by sending junior staff members for substantive training at external institutes or organizations as well as to a peacekeeping mission.
The Office notes that in response to its observation, the Department has launched a review of the existing databases in order to improve their usefulness and ensure proper updating of the data contained therein, and with a view to further developing the system to include other subjects, to determine accessibility and to devise ways of updating it.
The Office noted that considerable progress had been made in implementing its recommendations.
The Office noted that it had wide supervisory powers.