Examples of using Regarding subprogramme in English and their translations into Russian
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Regarding subprogramme 2, it was felt that the strategy should take into account the decision of the Commission on Sustainable Development.
The Commission was informed of the budget proposal made with respect to the Office of Legal Affairs of the Secretariat for the biennium 2004-2005,more particularly regarding subprogramme 5(Progressive harmonization and unification of the law of international trade) of section 8(Legal affairs) of the proposed programme budget A/58/6.
Regarding subprogramme 8, Peacebuilding Support Office, the importance of the subprogramme for development was underscored.
His delegation could not understand why the Advisory Committee had not commented on the proposals contained in document A/52/303/Add.1, regarding subprogramme 6, Decolonization, of programme 1, Political affairs, of the medium-term plan for the period 1998-2001, and wondered whether it was the result of a political decision or due to a lack of technical information.
Regarding subprogramme 2, regional field coordination and support, a question was raised concerning the selection criteria for security personnel.
A similar observation was made regarding subprogramme 5 on the increased projection of projects, consultants, activities and events related to regional disarmament.
Regarding subprogramme 1.1, on prevention, control and resolution of conflicts, both posts and related expenses were shown under that subprogramme. .
Regarding Subprogramme 2, he would have liked to see more concrete measures and activities proposed, and the same applied in the case of Subprogramme 5.
Regarding subprogramme 8, Peacebuilding Support Office, clarification was sought on the mobilization of resources for peacebuilding activities.
Regarding subprogramme 6, clarification was sought regarding the meaning of the phrase"equality for all social groups" in the objective of the subprogramme. .
Regarding subprogramme 3250,"Security and Safety Section", the Committee observed that possible requirements for field security were highly uncertain.
Regarding subprogramme 3, small island developing States, it was stressed that there was a need to enhance partnership in support for the small island developing States.
Regarding subprogramme 24.5, Conference services, delegations expressed their views on the need to improve the efficiency, quality and timeliness of conference services.
Regarding subprogramme 2, Programme planning, budget and accounts, simplification of administrative processes and sharing of experiences and lessons learned among the duty stations were stressed.
Regarding subprogramme 3, it was felt that the subprogramme did not put enough emphasis on the need to make use of all the services available in the Department of Public Information.
Regarding subprogramme 3, it was considered that the subprogramme did not put enough emphasis on the need to make use of all the services available in the Department of Public Information.
Regarding subprogramme 5.3, Social development, we hope that the recommendation of the Committee for Programme and Coordination to delete the words in brackets in paragraph 5.9(c) will be accepted.
Regarding subprogramme 3220,"Administrative Services Section", the Committee expressed concern about the high proportion of staff proposed for the general administrative services platform.
Regarding subprogramme 1, Linkages with the global economy, regional integration and cooperation, strategies designed for strengthening the capacities of the countries of the region in trade negotiations were welcomed.
Regarding subprogramme 10, United Nations Office to the African Union, the reason for the presentation of the subprogramme under programme 2, Political affairs, was considered to be unclear.
Regarding subprogramme 2.3, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations was governed by relatively old-fashioned administrative rules and regulations, for example, with regard to the authorization of costs.
Regarding subprogramme 3, Regional and technical cooperation, the view was expressed that UN-Habitat should draw on best practices from its technical cooperation activities to address specific urban problems.
Regarding subprogramme 4, Support services, the view was expressed that the subprogramme had a vital role to play in supporting the reform of the Organization and that, while progress had been made, improvements were still necessary.
Regarding subprogramme 6, Resource efficiency, some delegations stressed the need to encompass the totality of the themes of the 10-year framework of programmes on sustainable consumption and production, not only the resource efficiency aspect.
Regarding subprogramme 1, Security and safety coordination, questions were raised on the modification of expected accomplishment(b), namely the systematic and coordinated delivery of protective services for senior United Nations officials.
Regarding subprogramme 5, Question of Palestine, concern was expressed about the changes to the strategy, particularly the replacement of the words"all relevant United Nations resolutions" with"international legitimacy" para. 2.13.
Regarding subprogramme 1, ECLAC was called upon to continue its contributions to foster integration at the regional and subregional levels and to pay more attention to the impact of the proliferation of bilateral integration agreements in the region in the context of open regionalism.
Regarding subprogramme 1, Monitoring and assessment of current global economic issues and policies, she was struck by the fact that analytical support would be provided for the review and appraisal of the agenda for development, upon its adoption para. 8.30.
Regarding subprogramme 2(a), Regional field operation coordination, clarification was sought on the system of coordination with the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, the Department of Field Support, the Department of Political Affairs and the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.
Regarding subprogramme 4, Support services, satisfaction was expressed at the progress made by the United Nations Office at Nairobi and the United Nations Office at Geneva in obtaining savings in travel through adequate and early planning in order to reduce costs.