Examples of using Proposed basic programme in English and their translations into Russian
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Proposed basic programme of work of the council.
Proposals by the Bureau of the Council on the proposed basic programme of work of the Council for 1997 and 1998.
Proposed basic programme of work of the council.
Proposals by the Bureau of the Council on the proposed basic programme of work of the Council for 1996 and 1997.
Proposed basic programme of work of the Council for 2013 and 2014.
At its 7th plenary meeting, on 15 March 2007, the Economic and Social Council,having considered the proposed basic programme of work of the Council for 2007 and 2008.
Documentation Proposed basic programme of work of the Council for 2012 and 2013 E/2012/1.
At its 2nd plenary meeting, on 10 February 2009, the Economic and Social Council,having considered the proposed basic programme of work of the Council for 2009 and 2010.
Proposed basic programme of work of the Council for 2007 and 2008 E/2007/1 and E/2007/1/Corr.1.
At its 2nd plenary meeting, on 9 February 1996, the Economic and Social Council,having considered the proposed basic programme of work for 1996 and 1997, E/1996/1 and Add.1.
The Economic and Social Council,having considered the proposed basic programme of work of the Council for 2012 and 2013, approves the provisional agenda for its substantive session of 2012.
The Secretary-General submits herewith for consideration by the Council a proposed basic programme of work for 1996 and 1997 and proposed provisional agenda for 1996.
The Council will have before it the proposed basic programme of work of the Council for 1999 and 2000 prepared by the Secretariat in accordance with the relevant decisions of the Council and of the General Assembly.
By the present note the Secretariat transmits a paper written by Jan Ziekow, member of the Committee of Experts on Public Administration,in accordance with the proposed basic programme of work of the Economic and Social Council for 2012 and 2013(E/2012/1) and the provisional agenda for the eleventh session of the Committee E/C.16/2012/1.
The Council will have before it the proposed basic programme of work of the Council for 2013 and 2014(E/2013/1) prepared by the Secretariat in accordance with the relevant decisions of the Council and of the General Assembly.
At its 4th plenary meeting, on 15 February 2013, the Economic and Social Council,having considered the proposed basic programme of work of the Council for 2013 and 2014, approved the provisional agenda for its substantive session of 2013.
At its 2nd meeting, on 5 February, the Council,having considered its proposed basic programme of work for 2008 and 2009(E/2008/1), decided to take note of the list of questions for inclusion in the programme of work of the Council for 2008 and documentation for each agenda item(E/2008/1, sect. II). See Council decision 2008/205.
At its 3rd meeting, on 10 February, the Council,having considered the document E/2006/1 containing its proposed basic programme of work for 2006 and 2007, approved the provisional agenda and documentation for its substantive session of 2006.
It had before it a note by the Secretary-General containing the proposed basic programme of work for the Council for 2002 and 2003(E/2002/1) and the draft proposals thereon submitted by the President of the Council and members of the Bureau on the basis of informal consultations held pursuant to paragraph 2(1) of Council decision 1988/77 E/2002/L.2.
At its 2nd plenary meeting, on 15 February 2011, the Economic and Social Council,having considered the proposed basic programme of work of the Council for 2011 and 2012, approved the following provisional agenda and documentation for its substantive session of 2011.
It had before it a note by the Secretary-General containing the proposed basic programme of work for the Council for 2001 and 2002(E/2001/1) and the draft proposals thereon submitted by the President and members of the Bureau E/2001/L.3.
Such a listing, which has not previously been included in the proposed basic programme of work, is based on the Council's past practice and implies no form of legislative distinction between the various documents.
It had before it a note by the Secretary-General containing the proposed basic programme of work for 2000 and 2001(E/2000/1) and the draft proposals thereon submitted by the President and members of the Bureau E/2000/L.1.
At its 2nd meeting, on 10 February 2009, the Economic and Social Council,having considered its proposed basic programme of work for 2009 and 2010, approved the proposed provisional agenda for the substantive session of 2009 of the Council and the preliminary list of documents for each agenda item.
At its 2nd meeting, on 9 February 2010, the Economic and Social Council,having considered its proposed basic programme of work for 2010 and 2011, approved the(proposed) provisional agenda for the substantive session of 2010 of the Council and the preliminary list of documents to be submitted under each agenda item, as follows.
At its 2nd meeting, on 10 February, the Council,having considered its proposed basic programme of work for 2009 and 2010(E/2009/1), decided to take note of the list of questions for inclusion in the programme of work of the Council for 2010 and the preliminary list of documents for each agenda item(E/2009/1, sect. II). See Council decision 2009/204.
The procedural basis for this request for anamendment is rule 9, paragraph 2(e), of the rules of procedure of the Council, which states:"The provisional agenda shall include all items required by these rules and by the basic programme of work, or proposed by…(e) A Member of the United Nations.
The representative of China said that the proposed programme budget for UNCTAD reflected the basic spirit of Midrand.
The basic principle of the programme proposed by UNESCO is to establish a common framework for action aimed at supporting and encouraging a commitment on the part of the communities themselves.
On the Yemen CPD, a delegation asked about the relationship between the proposed programme and the national development and basic education development strategies, and said it was not clear how UNICEF would support decentralization projects related to government reforms and other development activities.