Examples of using Section provided in English and their translations into Russian
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During 1997-1998, the Section provided ongoing support to about 30 field missions worldwide.
The Section provided assistance to the ICAO team at Headquarters and accompanied the team in visits to four peacekeeping missions.
In addition to translation and interpretation, the Section provided reproduction services to all organs of the Tribunal and the Mechanism.
The Section provided assistance to the Kenyan Attorney-General's Office in the preparation of evidence submitted for the trial in the court in Nairobi.
Within the scope of the inter-Tribunal cooperation project, the Section provided terminology support to its ICTR counterpart in the form of databases and glossaries.
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Finally, the Section provided judicial assistance to domestic courts and government institutions, including in Belgium, Canada, France and Germany.
Having designed and installed the technical infrastructure to cover andbroadcast the trial proceedings, the Section provided operational services to ensure that the Tribunal was able to proceed with hearings.
Under this programme, the Section provided sessions focusing on human rights and the TRC for former RUF, CDF and child combatants.
In particular, communication between resource mobilization and programme staff was on an ad hoc basis andthere was no mechanism by which the resource mobilization section provided programme staff with systematic information about submissions to donors, donors' reactions and the reasons for success or failure in securing financial support.
To that end, his Section provided capacity support to NHRIs and assisted Governments to establish new NHRIs, in line with the Paris Principles.
The Section provided advisory services to the Constitutional Review Commission, and made a written submission in which it drew the attention of the Commission to the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission on constitutional reform and also suggested recommendations on a number of provisions that require amendment to ensure conformity with international norms and standards.
The Section provided training services to more than 15,000 individuals in 1998, up from less than 5,000 in the previous year figure 13 on the following page.
The Section provided logistical support to a team of forensic experts commissioned and deployed by OHCHR pursuant to Commission on Human Rights resolution 2002/20 of 22 April 2002.
The Section provided advice, guidance and practical assistance to staff of the Tribunals and facilitated the transfer of active records to the Mechanism's offices and of inactive records to the Section's repositories for storage.
Another section provided that discrimination on racial or other grounds by persons in public office was punishable by sentences of between 5 and 10 years' imprisonment in addition to disqualification from public office for a similar term.
The Section provided advice and information on matters relevant to nongovernmental organizations, organizations and bodies of the United Nations system, Member States, the non-governmental organization community and concerned outside entities, as appropriate.
The General Services Section provided vital support to the Tribunal, which included realignment of office space, preparing administrative documents for archiving, construction of a temporary archives facility, general repairs and maintenance, and asset control and management.
Finally, the Section provided legal advice on a vast spectrum of judicial and administrative issues, ensured liaison with the Office of Legal Affairs, and assisted with the transfer of accused either to serve their sentence or to be tried by domestic criminal courts in the former Yugoslavia.
The operation section provided technical assistance, such as the decoding of data being founds, to the Computer Crime Units attached to the judicial circuits and to the central investigative services, and had also the competence to conduct investigations related to computer crime, such as pirating activities.
Also, the Section provided advice on policy issues, such as the revision of the administrative instruction on disciplinary measures, security of documents at the United Nations, aviation safety at peacekeeping missions(see para. 50 above), and the guidelines for the Organization to enter into partnerships with the business community see para. 168 below.
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