Examples of using Representative would in English and their translations into Russian
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My Special Representative would take this information into account in his reports to the United Nations.
In a country without a peace mission, the UNICEF representative would chair the TFMR and report to the RC.
My Special Representative would assist in the implementation of the reforms necessary to achieve national reconciliation and stability in the country.
He noted that the Secretary-General, or his representative, would sit on the Board of Administrators ex officio.
That representative would contribute to discussion only at the direct request of a Member and would not provide written statements for the report of the meeting.
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In a country without a peacekeeping mission, the UNICEF representative would chair the task force and report in this regard to the resident coordinator.
My Special Representative would have overall authority over all activities undertaken by the United Nations in Angola in support of the peace process and would be responsible for the close coordination of all of them.
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that the Secretary-General would convene the conference and that the Joint Special Representative would mediate between the Syrian sides within the framework of intra-Syrian negotiations.
The Deputy Special Representative would act as the Head of Mission in the absence of my Special Representative. .
Upon enquiry, the Committee was informed that in presenting its 2012 budget,UNPOS had worked on the assumption that the Deputy Special Representative would move to Mogadishu, while the Special Representative of the Secretary-General would remain in Nairobi.
In the meantime, my Special Representative would chair the Joint Commission in charge of implementation of the provisions of the Protocol.
The Representative would indeed encourage such efforts and welcome a consolidated assessment, from all those engaged on the ground, of the status of implementation and continued relevance of the recommendations put forth in this report.
Under this option, a Joint Special Representative would oversee separate military, police, political and support pillars.
The Deputy Special Representative would supervise the work of the Humanitarian and Development Coordination Section, the Demobilization, Disarmament and Reintegration Section, as well as the Child Protection, Gender and HIV/AIDS units.
It is therefore envisaged that my Special Representative would keep under constant review the tasks of the substantive components and recommend the necessary adjustments.
My Special Representative would also continue to have overall authority for the coordination and expansion, as appropriate, of the assistance that the United Nations and the international community are providing in support of Rwanda's rehabilitation and reconstruction efforts.
In addition to his certification role, my Special Representative would also perform the original mandate of the High Representative as spelled out in Security Council resolution 1603 2005.
The Executive Representative would lead all United Nations activities in Burundi and would be responsible for ensuring that all United Nations components in the country pursue a coordinated and coherent approach in supporting the peace.
During that period, my Special Representative would continue to exercise his good offices to facilitate, in consultation with the Government of Rwanda, the process of national reconciliation, in accordance with the principles set out in the Arusha peace agreements.
The Deputy Special Representative would also act as Resident Coordinator in Haiti and ensure that the programmes and activities of the United Nations funds, programmes, and agencies in Haiti are oriented towards the fulfilment of the mandate of MINUSTAH.
In heading the mission, my Special Representative would also continue to lead the United Nations unified approach to the Sudan and would ensure that the efforts of the different elements of the United Nations system were mutually reinforcing and complementary.
The Principal Deputy Special Representative would supervise the work of the Office of the Police Commissioner, as well as the Civil Affairs, Human Rights, Electoral Assistance, Justice and Security Sections, and the Division of Administration.
Such representative would in normal circumstances only require information relating to the assets covered by the foreign non-main proceeding or would seek measures aimed at repatriating assets that were improperly removed from the State of the non-main proceeding.
My Special Representative would have overall authority regarding all activities undertaken by the United Nations in Liberia in support of the peace process and would be responsible for their coordination, so as to ensure the most efficient possible use of resources.
In this regard, my Special Representative would have authority over all United Nations entities in the field, providing overall management and policy guidance and coordinating all United Nations activities throughout the area of operations, in accordance with established United Nations policy.
The representative would also maintain close contact with Department of Humanitarian Affairs and members of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee, and would make use of the mechanisms established by the Administrative Committee on Coordination for inter-agency follow-up to recent global conferences.
The Deputy Special Representative would report to the Special Representative of the Secretary-General in his or her capacity as a deputy for the integrated office and would keep his or her reporting lines as Resident Coordinator, Humanitarian Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative to the Head of the United Nations Development Group, the Emergency Relief Coordinator and UNDP, respectively.
The representative would encourage the development of networking to exchange experiences and facilitate the adoption of measures intended to improve the situation of children and reinforce action undertaken to such a purpose and would also foster international cooperation to ensure respect for children's rights in these situations, contribute to the coordination of efforts by Governments, United Nations bodies, specialized agencies, and other competent bodies, including NGOs, regional organizations, relevant special rapporteurs and working groups, as well as United Nations field operations.
A new bill, currently before the House of Representatives, would regulate the professions of such entertainers, their agents and the owners of places of entertainment, and would require licensing of such establishments, their owners and their employees.
Within this framework, it was agreed that the Secretary-General of the United Nations andthe Chairman-in-Office of the CSCE Council and their respective representatives would hold consultations on a regular basis in particular on cooperation and coordination of activities of common interests.