Examples of using Replacing summary in English and their translations into Russian
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Replacing summary records;
The first option had already been suggested by the Department in document A/57/289 and Corr.1,namely, replacing summary records with digital recordings.
Replacing summary records.
A status report was also requested on investigation of the possibility of replacing summary records with digital recordings of meetings.
Replacing summary records;
One way to narrow the gap between demand and available resources would be to reduce the volume of documentation, by reducing either the length or the number of documents andin that connection the CMS was looking into the possibility of replacing summary records by some alternative.
Replacing summary records with digital recordings.
His delegation had no objection to the conduct of a study of the possibility of replacing summary records with digital recordings, provided that no additional resources were required, and it welcomed the plans set out in the report for the use of modern technologies.
Replacing summary records with digital recordings had been proposed in the report of the Secretary-General on the reform of the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management in 2004 A/59/172.
As a response to the General Assembly's request in resolution 56/242 that the Secretary-General take steps to remedy the late issuance of summary records, the Department proposes a study of the practical andcost implications of replacing summary records with such digital recordings and to report thereon through the Committee on Conferences.
The possibility of replacing summary records with digital records should certainly be explored as a timely and cost-effective alternative.
The Secretariat was exploring the practical and financial implications of the various approaches proposed to the provision of summary records,which included replacing summary records with digital recordings, reducing the number of bodies entitled to summary records, concentrating précis-writing in the English Translation Service, restricting the length of summary records to 5,000 words and eliminating the publication and distribution of summary records.
He therefore proposed replacing summary records with digital sound recordings of the proceedings of bodies, to be made available in all six official languages on the United Nations web site or at specially equipped booths.
In response to that request, the Secretary-General, in his report in 2004 on the reform of the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management,suggested five alternative methods of delivery, namely, replacing summary records with digital recordings; reducing the number of bodies entitled to summary records; producing summary records in English only; restricting their length; and providing only electronic(rather than paper) copies of the original records A/59/172, paras. 53-63; see also A/60/93.
In addition, the option of replacing summary records with digital recordings had found support among some delegations in both the Committee on Conferences and the Fifth Committee.
Interest was expressed in the option of replacing summary records with digital recordings as a way of achieving an immediate reduction in costs.
Interest was expressed by some delegations in the option of replacing summary records with digital recordings as a way of achieving an immediate reduction in costs, although other delegations held that it was essential to retain traditional summary records, as they represented the official record and institutional memory of the United Nations.
Audio recordings of meetings should not replace summary and verbatim records, which constituted an important part of the documentation used by the majority of Member States for intergovernmental decision-making processes.
Commission members would then be able to evaluate the digital recording system anddecide whether it could replace summary records.
Mr. O'Flaherty said that online digital recordings were very useful and should be encouraged, butthey could not under any circumstances replace summary records, which were historical documents that recorded the Committee's operations and to which members very often referred during the Committee's deliberations.
Another option would be to replace summary records with digital sound recordings.
This should be done with a view to eventually providing closed captioning in all of the United Nations official languages andto providing a verbatim record of the meetings that would replace summary records.
This should be done with a view to eventually providing closed captioning in all languages provided for in the respective committees andto providing a verbatim record of the meetings that would replace summary records.
In particular, they could inform them that, in order tocut costs, they planned to limit the length of documents by expanding the optional reporting procedure or, for example, to replace summary records with audio-visual recordings of meetings.
In addition, the UNDP Executive Board had decided to replace summary records of its regular sessions with a report prepared by the secretariat containing the decisions adopted, which would be issued within a few weeks of the session and adopted at the next session.
In view of the Division's insufficient capacity to meet the needs reflected in its work programme, it was important to note that the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, in her report on the strengthening of the human rights treaty bodies(A/66/860), had encouraged all treaty bodies to review their entitlement to summary records, noting that, for public meetings,webcasts could replace summary records.
The Executive Board also decided to abolish summary records, replacing them with a written report, approved at the following meeting, intended to reflect the deliberations and decisions taken at each session.
The reduction of translation of summary records or their replacement by webcasting-- The idea of moving conference services resources away from summary records or replacing them with webcasting.
Replace the summary of existing section V(ENVIRONMENT AND LANDSCAPING), renumbered as VI, by the following.
The options were to replace summary records with digital records, reduce the number of bodies entitled to summary records, concentrate précis-writing in the English Translation Service, restrict the length of summary records to a predetermined maximum number of words and eliminate publishing and distribution costs if Member States agreed to have access only to electronic versions of summary records for downloading and printing by users as necessary.