Examples of using Representative plans in English and their translations into Russian
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The Representative plans to call together experts and others to examine the matter.
As part of his activities for the second half of 2008, the Representative plans to carry out an official mission to the Sudan and Kenya.
The Special Representative plans to extend those contacts to reach all major communities of faith.
As part of his activities for the second half of 2007 andthe beginning of 2008, the Representative plans to visit Sri Lanka in December, at the invitation of the Government.
The Representative plans to present a complete version of this work to the Commission at its fifty-second session.
There will also bea reduction in personnel, which my Special Representative plans to conduct in a strategic manner, considering the required posture and profile of staffing.
The Representative plans also to focus more on the mental health needs of displaced populations.
To ensure that broad and expert perspectives inform thedevelopment of the principles, the Special Representative plans to ensure multifaceted, multistakeholder consultation.
The Special Representative plans to constitute a similar support group from the ranks of leading non-governmental organizations.
By letter dated 29 September 1993, the Government invited the representative for a visit on mutually convenient dates as from around 15 October 1993; the representative plans to undertake his mission from 10 November 1993 for a period of eight days.
The Special Representative plans to play an active role in the ongoing deliberations for the establishment of a permanent international criminal court.
In response to a recent request by OCHA to explore the question of when internal displacement ends, the Representative plans to call together experts and representatives of international organizations and NGOs to examine the issue and come up with practical guidance.
The Special Representative plans to post the draft guiding principles on the implementation of the framework on this site later in the year for comments.
In order to assist LDCs in undertaking some of the tasks for the implementation of the Brussels Programme of Action,the Office of the High Representative plans to organize workshops for LDCs and United Nations system focal points in close collaboration with the United Nations Development Group Office and other relevant multilateral organizations.
The Special Representative plans to publish, in 2010, a paper on domestic servitude as part of the Occasional Paper Series.
Subject to the availability of voluntary contributions, the SRSGSpecial Representative plans to convene regional multi-stakeholder consultations in sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and Asia.
The Representative plans to meet with OAS Inter-American Commission on Human Rights this year, with the aim of increasing cooperation in the area of internal displacement.
As a follow-up to this mission, the Representative plans to take part in a national consultation on durable solutions for persons displaced in Sri Lanka as a result of the armed conflict.
The representative plans to work with the Emergency Relief Coordinator in promoting greater integration of international response to situations of internal displacement.
In conjunction with this study, the Representative plans to develop strategies for dealing with non-State actors and promoting application of the Guiding Principles(which apply not only to States but also to nonState actors) in areas controlled or affected by these actors.
The Representative plans to work in close cooperation with the Resident Representative in Peru, who is also the Resident Coordinator, and the Inter-Agency Standing Committee's Task Force on Internally Displaced Persons to pursue follow-up activities.
To expand the knowledge base of senior levels of Government, the Representative plans to develop a course on the international law of internal displacement, to be provided to senior government and military officials and civil society representatives at the International Institute of Humanitarian Law in San Remo, Italy, in order to profit from the Institute's past successes, both in instructing participants and in opening dialogue among them and with experts on the practical application of norms on refugees and armed conflict.
The Special Representative plans to conduct field visits in the near future to other situations of concern, including the Middle East, Thailand, Nepal, the Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The office of the Representative plans to participate in a number of the Network missions in 2001, in addition to undertaking its own country missions under the mandate, as outlined in the following section.
In this regard, the Representative plans to focus particularly on the need to ensure protection for the leaders of displaced communities and those working on their behalf, who in many countries do so at great personal risk.
The manual, which the Representative plans to launch on the occasion of the sixty-first session of the Commission on Human Rights, will be an important tool for enhancing the ability of IDPs and their advocates to engage international and regional mechanisms in the protection of IDPs' rights.
To address this gap, the Representative plans to convene a series of consultative meetings in 2005 with experts, lawmakers and IDP advocates, with the goal of clarifying the detail of how domestic law should contribute to the protection of IDPs, in particular with respect to the protection needs described above.
Mr. Vigny(Switzerland) asked what approach the Representative of the Secretary-General would suggest to the complex issue of access to internally displaced persons and how the Representative planned to ensure follow-up of his activities and proposals regarding those persons and their role in peace processes.
The Secretary-General of OAU and the Special Representative plan to raise this agenda at the OAU Council of Ministers; they are also working to organize a pan-African symposium for this purpose.
He asked how the Special Representative planned to address the problem in the future.