Examples of using Rapid and effective deployment in English and their translations into Russian
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Rapid and effective deployment capacities.
The Movement welcomed the continuing emphasis on rapid and effective deployment.
Enhancing rapid and effective deployment capacities.
His delegation similarly supported the recommendation concerning rapid and effective deployment.
Defining what"rapid and effective deployment" entails.
The analysis that follows argues that at least some of these circumstances must change to make rapid and effective deployment possible.
The Ministers underscored the importance of the rapid and effective deployment of the UNPKOs including their reinforcement as necessary.
The Administration had undertaken various steps and implemented various measures to improve its rapid and effective deployment capacities.
The Ministers underscored the importance of the rapid and effective deployment of the UNPKOs including their reinforcement as necessary.
The Special Committee notes the Secretary-General's presentation of three options to enhance the organization's rapid and effective deployment capacities.
Noting with satisfaction the rapid and effective deployment of the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic MINURCA.
If Member States maintained stand-by forces specialized in peace-keeping operations, rapid and effective deployment would be possible if the need arose.
The rapid and effective deployment of a complex mission within 90 days of a Security Council mandate is feasible, provided mission predeployment activities start 90 days prior to that date.
The Heads of State orGovernment underscored the importance of the rapid and effective deployment of the UNPKOs including their reinforcement as necessary.
Material readiness, including SDS, systems contracts, services contracts and inter-Mission transfers,has proved to be one of the key elements for developing such a rapid and effective deployment capability.
Her delegation also urged the Secretariat to continue both its work towards rapid and effective deployment and its consultations with Member States in that regard.
To support such rapid and effective deployment, the Panel recommends that a revolving"on-call list" of about 100 experienced, well qualified military officers, carefully vetted and accepted by DPKO, be created within UNSAS.
As the Brahimi report had already made clear,the key to success for a complex mission were the political commitment of the parties involved, rapid and effective deployment, adequate resourcesand a peacebuilding strategy.
The success of any peacekeeping operation depended on the rapid and effective deployment of required peacekeeping forces, which in turn would be ensured through the rapid contribution of troop contingents and equipment.
Mr. Gatilov(Russian Federation) said that establishment of the strategic deployment stocks, which had received the general endorsement of Member States,was one of the most important elements for strengthening the potential for rapid and effective deployment.
Her delegation noted the options which he had presented for improving the rapid and effective deployment of the peacekeeping capabilities of the United Nationsand would welcome further details on the strategic reserve, including the civilian personnel involved.
With the new service delivery model, the Secretariat will be in a position to propose an optimization process that enables the Organization to reduce overall resourcerequirements while increasing and improving services to the field and supporting the rapid and effective deployment of new missions.
The Panel recommends that the United Nations define"rapid and effective deployment capacity" as the ability to fully deploy traditional peacekeeping operations within 30 days of the adoption of a Security Council resolution establishing such an operation, and within 90 days in the case of complex peacekeeping operations.
The Secretariat should work to ensure that the strategy led to economies of scale and savings, as well as to strengthened accountability and improved service delivery on a global and regional basis,thereby facilitating more rapid and effective deployment of missions.
The United Nations should define"rapid and effective deployment capacities" as the ability, from an operational perspective, to fully deploy traditional peacekeeping operations within 30 days after the adoption of a Security Council resolution, and within 90 days in the case of complex peacekeeping operations A/55/305-S/2000/809, para. 91.
Develop civilian police mission start-up kits(including standard operating procedures, organizational structures, job descriptions, management information systems and equipment specifications)in order to facilitate rapid and effective deployment of civilian police to new missions;
Determining deployment timelines: the United Nations should define"rapid and effective deployment capacities" as the ability, from an operational perspective, to fully deploy traditional peacekeeping operations within 30 days after the adoption of a Security Council resolution, and within 90 days in the case of complex peacekeeping operations.
DPI worked on two major fronts this year to address the surge in demands for United Nations peacekeeping: one was to raise awareness about United Nations peacekeeping, particularly the challenges posed by deploying new and expanded missions;the other was to prepare public information components of peacekeeping operations for rapid and effective deployment.
Bringing to fruition ongoing efforts to enhance the rapid and effective deployment capability for United Nations peacekeeping operations; identifying the personnel(military, civilian police and civilian), materiel, and financial needs; and establishing systems and capacities to ensure their availability, when needed(see sect. E);
Summary of key recommendationon determining deployment timelines: the United Nations should define"rapid and effective deployment capacities" as the ability, from an operational perspective, to fully deploy traditional peacekeeping operations within 30 days after the adoption of a Security Council resolution, and within 90 days in the case of complex peacekeeping operations.