Examples of using Progress achieved and problems in English and their translations into Russian
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Voluntary national reports submitted by countries presented a valuable source of information on such experiences,as well as on progress achieved and problems encountered.
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The Committee recommends that the General Assembly request the Secretary-General to provide a detailed report at the sixty-third session on progress achieved and problems encountered in the strategic workforce planning process.
The review and analysis will be carried out on progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the International Plan of Action on Ageing.
While reaffirming the existing mandate of the Commission,the Council decided that the Commission, in assisting the Council in monitoring, reviewing and appraising the progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the outcome of the Summit, should.
The paper assessed the progress achieved and problems encountered in the conventions' implementationand gave an overview of capacity-building activities in the UNECE region.
The Economic and Social Council, in its resolution 1996/6, confirmed the existing mandate of the Commission on the Status of Women, and expanded it to include monitoring,reviewing and appraising progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the Platform for Action at all levels.
The paper assessed the progress achieved and problems encountered in the effective implementation of the conventionsand provided an overview of capacity-building activities in the UNECE region.
The Commission on the Status of Women plays a central role in monitoring,reviewing and appraising progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the Beijing Declarationand Platform for Action at all levels.
The paper will assess the progress achieved and problems encountered in the effective implementation of the conventionsand will provide an overview of capacity-building activities in the UNECE region.
He invites, moreover, the communities affected, United Nations organizations and human rights NGOs to provide information on the progress achieved and problems remaining in efforts to counter racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia in the countries concerned.
It will assess the progress achieved and problems encountered in the effective implementation of the conventionsand will give an overview of the various capacity-building activities in the UNECE region.
Also reaffirms that the Commission, in fulfilling its mandate, shall assist the Economic and Social Council in monitoring,reviewing and appraising the progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the Copenhagen Declarationand Programme of Action, and shall advise the Council thereon;
The progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the Declaration on International Economic Cooperation, adopted at the eighteenth special session of the General Assembly, and of the International Development Strategy for the Fourth United Nations Development Decade will continue to be assessed.
This provides an opportunity for the Commission to monitor,review and appraise progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of previous commitments and to make action-oriented recommendations to accelerate their implementation.
In order to strengthen its capacity to act as a catalyst in support of mainstreaming a gender perspective in the work of the United Nations system, to identify emerging issues, trends and new approaches affecting the situation of women or equality between women and men, and to review and appraise progress achieved and problems encountered in implementation of critical areas of concern in the Platform for Action.
Assist the Council in monitoring,reviewing and appraising progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the Beijing Declarationand Platform for Action at all levels, and shall advise the Council thereon;
In its resolution 1996/7 of 22 July 1996, on the follow-up to the Summit and the future role of the Commission, the Council added to its terms of reference, deciding that the Commission should assist it in monitoring,reviewing and appraising the progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the Copenhagen Declarationand Programme of Action and advise it thereon, and should.
In fulfilling its mandate, it should assist the Council in monitoring,reviewing and appraising the progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the Copenhagen Declaration on Social Developmentand the Programme of Action of the World Summit for Social Development, and advise the Council accordingly.
Furthermore, in accordance with the request of the Commission on Sustainable Development, relevant organizations of the United Nations system are ready to discuss with Governments matters related to provision of technical and financial assistance to countries, particularly developing countries, in the preparation of their periodic communications ornational reports on progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of Agenda 21, as well as in the preparation of their national Agenda 21 action plans;
In fulfilling its mandate, it should assist the Council in monitoring,reviewing and appraising the progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the Copenhagen Declarationand Programme of Action and advise the Council accordingly.
In its resolution 1996/7 of 22 July 1996, the Economic and Social Council, as recommended by the Commission for Social Development, reaffirmed the existing mandate of the Commission, expanded its membership to 46 members and decided that the Commission in fulfilling its mandate should assist the Council in monitoring,reviewing and appraising the progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the Copenhagen Declarationand Programme of Action and to that end the Commission should.
It decided that the Commission should assist the Council in monitoring,reviewing and appraising the progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the Copenhagen Declarationand Programme of Action and should advise the Council thereon, and should.
The Commission, which acted as the preparatory body for the Fourth World Conference on Women, has a central role within the United Nations system, assisting the Council, in monitoring,reviewing and appraising progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the Beijing Declarationand Platform for Action of the Conference at all levels, and advising the Council thereon, in accordance with its strengthened mandate;
The National Reports on implementation of the UNCCD prepared by the affected Parties that provide the latest information on progress achieved and problems remaining in the affected countries in the field of combating land degradation, desertification and mitigating the effects of drought showed that they have some common features.
In 1996 the Council again expanded the terms of reference of the Commission to include monitoring,reviewing and appraising progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the Beijing Declarationand Platform for Action at all levels and advising the Council thereon see Council resolution 1996/6.
Decides that the Commission, in fulfilling its mandate, shall assist the Economic and Social Council in monitoring,reviewing and appraising the progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the Copenhagen Declarationand Programme of Action and shall advise the Council thereon, and decides that, to that end, the Commission should.
Also reaffirms that the Commission, in fulfilling its mandate, shall assist the Council in monitoring,reviewing and appraising the progress achieved and problems encountered in the implementation of the Copenhagen Declaration on Social Development and Programme of Action of the World Summit for Social Development, and shall advise the Council thereon;
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