Examples of using Section plans in English and their translations into Russian
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The Section plans to open more regional offices in 2002.
To the Security Information and Operation Coordination Section, Plans Unit, Baghdad.
Ryzhkov's section plans to organize inter-section events at the next forum, too, he added.
PAHO staff also attended CARICOM programme meetings at which the Health Section plans and possible PAHO input were presented.
The Section plans to develop structured future e-learning and face-to-face training programmes for human resources management specialists in the field in 2009/10.
The segregation of waste will be handled properly, and the Engineering Section plans to construct sanitary landfill sites for the disposal of wastes in 2010/11.
The Section plans, establishes, operates and maintains a voice communications infrastructure in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Central African Republic.
While the Mission decides which projects areconsidered Mission priority projects, the Engineering Section plans, implements and monitors the progress of each project.
The section plans and oversees an annual training course for senior public information officers serving in UN peacekeeping operations and special political missions.
Requests the Secretary-General to include, in the report requested in paragraph 13 of the present section , plans to reduce the number of local data centres at Headquarters, offices away from Headquarters and peacekeeping missions;
The Aviation Section plans, coordinates and executes the operations of all assigned air and ground assets and also those provided through commercial service providers.
Efforts of the Treaty Section to bring the United Nations Treaty Series up to date for placement on the Internet(the section plans to clear the historical backlog by 2001) continue to be seriously hampered by the very slow rate of translations.
The Transport Section plans to establish additional transport workshops in Miragoane and Martissant districts for the maintenance and repair of vehicles in those regions and neighbouring areas.
However, recent changes to the judicial calendar, in particular with regard to judgement delivery inthe Butare case before the appeals chamber, required a significant number of changes to the planned timeline of activities that are to be reflected in individual section plans for reconsolidation at the Tribunal level.
The Editorial, Publications and Photo Section plans, conceptualizes, writes, edits and produces public information material for hard copy and electronic dissemination.
The Section plans to implement a new system for managing the process of transferring records and archives to the Mechanism before the end of 2014, which will make the transfer process more efficient and effective.
In the 2014/15 period, the Engineering Section plans to construct several regional support bases as well as a new headquarters, a logistics base, a container storage base and a transit camp in Bamako.
As such, the Section plans, organizes, trains and equips all field operations with aviation assets, personnel and services and sets the criteria for assessing and evaluating the overall programme.
The Property Management Section plans to manage its functions through the redistribution of duties among the remaining existing resources, which will also include the transfer of responsibilities from international to national staff.
The Transport Section plans, organizes and controls all United Nations-owned road transport and specialized vehicles, and provides centrally managed transport services for UNSOA and UNPOS in Nairobi and Mombasa.
In addition, the Section plans to complete review and amendment of draft manuals, handbooks and guidelines and to assist in the finalization of procedures for the review and verification of reimbursement for contingent-owned equipment.
The Section plans, coordinates and carries out the rotation of military and formed police personnel as well as the deployment and repatriation of contingent- and formed-police-owned equipment from its deployment location within the mission area to its home country.
In addition, the Section plans to complete the implementation of the field assets control system at all field missions and to proceed with the development of the field mission logistics system, which will extend the asset management capabilities provided by the field assets control system to all peacekeeping assets, including expendables.
In addition, the Movement Control Section plans to utilize an optimum combination of existing United Nations strategic aircraft, short-term charter aircraft, WFP capacity and a long-term wide-body passenger jet aircraft to execute strategic airlift and troop rotations and realize efficiency gains in the overall spend.
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The Division and the Section plan to jointly undertake a comprehensive review of cases that have gone to final judgement to identify any potentially exculpatory material that has not yet been disclosed.
Source: Statistics Section, Planning Department, Constitutional Chamber.