Examples of using Representative further in English and their translations into Russian
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The representative further raised the following questions.
In emphasizing the importance of population issues in the context of overall development, the representative further commended the secretariat for its proactive efforts to support the region in considering population and development issues in the lead-up to the special session of the General Assembly on the International Conference on Population and Development beyond 2014.
The representative further highlighted the importance of mutual cooperation and exchange of information.
The representative further requested new special reports from those two NGOs.
The Representative further expressed his wish to strengthen his communication and cooperation with the Commission as a whole.
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The representative further referred to the specific time-limits laid down for remand in custody and pre-trial detention.
The representative further indicated that policies were set out through case law, without being formalized.
The representative further emphasized the important role that non-governmental organizations were playing with regard to women's issues.
The Representative further encouraged the Georgian authorities to adopt property restitution legislation consistent with international standards.
The representative further noted that the Codex Committee on Fresh Fruits and Vegetables had not been consulted on the revision of the UNECE Standard.
The representative further recommended close monitoring of the processes, yearly audits and revisions, training of staff and the use of digital signatures.
The representative further observed that merely focusing on recruitment policies and practices would not be sufficient to resolve problems of diversity in organizations.
The representative further emphasized that the United Nations was an intergovernmental organization composed of sovereign States rather than a world government.
The Representative further highlighted that the achievement of durable solutions for displaced populations is a key element towards the consolidation of peace in eastern Chad.
The representative further stressed the importance of prevention with regard to non-communicable diseases and self-care programmes to equip older persons, their families and communities with the knowledge to lead healthy lives.
The Representative further engaged with the Government by writing a follow-up letter on 30 April providing the Government suggestions on promoting durable solutions in areas of return and local integration.
The representative further stated that it was not a criminal offence to change one's religion, provided that there was no conflict with the provisions of the Penal Code designed to protect divinely revealed religions and their practices.
The representative further explained that article 1 of the Ukrainian law on nationality had maintained the rule set forth in the Constitution of the former Soviet Union granting a single nationality to the inhabitants of Ukraine.
My Special Representative further urged the EU to be flexible in assisting with the payment of stipends to Somali security forces and parliamentarians, and to extend additional support to the Government.
The representative further described her organization's work in the United States, which focused on the provision of social services to empower, educate and mobilize the immigrant and refugee community, particularly its women.
The representative further urged that the secretariat explore a more systematic and unified way of reporting on its results and impact, based on systematized results-based management practices.
The representative further reiterated that both the Governments of Palau and the United States looked forward to welcoming the Trusteeship Council Mission to observe the plebiscite of 9 November l993 on the Compact of Free Association in Palau.
The representative further noted that in terms of risk management, the Executive Director delegated procurement authority only to qualified personnel, who were required to undertake relevant training prior to exercising such authority.
The Representative further observed that persons moving across an international border due to environmental factors would be entitled to general human rights guarantees in a receiving State, but would often not have a right of entry to that State.
The representative further reported that, with regard to the status of recommendations the Board made in the last biennium, almost all recommendations had already received the attention of management and over half the recommendations could now be considered fully implemented.
The representative further referred to measures taken by its Government in the educational field and for the advancement of women, and stated that under Section 39 of the 1979 Constitution, Nigerian citizens were guaranteed the enjoyment of political and civil rights without discrimination.
The representative further stated that it would be a great misfortune for the defenders of human rights if a precedent was set whereby any non-governmental organization involved in a technical-procedural error was to be punished unduly on the basis of one specific case.
The Joint Special Representative further pointed out the particular significance of an impressively large number of ceasefires, pauses or other types of agreements arrived at or being negotiated by the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic with some armed groups and communities, mainly around Damascus.
The FICSA representative further asserted that the lack of staff awareness about the mobility and hardship scheme or the reasons for it had less to do with the staff member than it did with the information that staff members received from their own human resources department and should not be perceived as a failure of the scheme or used as a rationale for changing the scheme.
The representative further stated that the organization would redouble its efforts to ensure that its representatives fully respected the regulations and practices pertaining to the activities of the accredited non-governmental organizations and that CSI would, in future, consult closely with the appropriate United Nations non-governmental organizations liaison offices regarding correct procedures.