Examples of using Section would include in English and their translations into Russian
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The Section would include the Accounts, Vendors and Payroll Units and a Cashier's Office.
The other functions of the results-based management section would include the following.
The Section would include the Communications and the Information Technology Units.
Based on the functional nature of the mail and pouch operations and of the management andmaintenance of the Mission's official records, the Section would include personnel responsible for these functions redeployed from the disbanded General Services Section. .
The Section would include the Contracts, Purchasing, Processing and Regional Support Units.
The responsibilities of this Section would include computer and communications services.
The Section would include the immediate office of the Chief, the Receiving and Inspection Unit and the Asset Disposal Unit.
The Section would include the Personnel Management and Administration, National Staff, and International Staff Units.
The Engineering Section would include the Geographical Information Systems Cell and the Facilities and Camp Management Services Unit redeployed from the disbanded General Services Section.
This section would include quotations from the relevant parts of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea so that readers can see what is intended when terms from that instrument are used.
The Section would include a Planning Unit, an Inventory Control and Requisitioning Unit, Warehouse Unit and supply detachments in the sectors and would comprise 69 staff 1 P-4, 1 P-3, 13 Field Service, 1 General Service, 4 United Nations Volunteers and 49 national staff.
The Section would include the following six units: Claims and Property Survey(including Board of Inquiry); Travel, Traffic and Visa; Registry and Archives; Mail/Diplomatic Pouch, Receiving and Inspection and Transit Camp Management.
The Section would include one Professional Officer(P-3) who would work with the head of the Section to support national authorities in their information and communications strategy on security sector reform.
The Section would include three Political Affairs Officers(1 P-4, 1 P3 and 1 National Professional Officer), who would work on strengthening national democratic processes, building the capacity of national institutions, especially the Parliament, and support the electoral processes.
The Section would include the Communications and the Information Technology Units and would also comprise 36 international staff(two P-3, two P-2, 31 Field Service and one General Service(Other level)), two United Nations Volunteers and 35 national staff.
The Section would include one Human Rights Officer(P-4) and one National Human Rights Officer, who would be responsible for collection, verification, analysis and reporting and ensuring that the human rights dimension is reflected in the overall activities of UNIOGBIS and the United Nations country team.
The Supply Section would include the Fuel Unit, headed by a Chief(P-4), who would be responsible for management and oversight of the Mission's fuel operations, planning and monitoring of fuel consumption, ensuring fuel quality, maintaining fuel equipment and conducting safety inspections throughout the Mission area as well as monitoring the delivery of fuel and its dispensing at vehicle refuelling stations.
This section would include a description of the use of protocols in situations where court approval was required and those where it was not required and the court consequently was not involved in the protocol; in both domestic and cross border contexts, including cross-border cases involving parallel proceedings and corporate groups; and in the context of judicial insolvency proceedings and those requiring minimal court supervision.
The Supply Section would also include one Field Service post, Supply Assistant, and 12 General Service staff posts.
The annual report of the Administrator would include a section on interregional cooperation.
It would include a section on the two main themes of the Astana Conference.
The report would include a section which followed a common structure on the basis of specific areas designated by the Council or the Assembly.
The Committee decided that its concluding comments would include a section on"factors and difficulties" affecting the implementation of the Convention only in the most exceptional circumstances.
The immediate Office of the Director would include the Budget Section and would be staffed by a total of 12 posts, comprising 10 international posts and 2 national posts.
Aside from Egypt, it seemed to be the Arab country whose women enjoyed the greatest emancipation, andhe very much hoped the report would include a section or chapter on women.
VIII.57 The Advisory Committee notes from paragraph 28C.32(a)(i)of the proposed programme budget that the outputs to be delivered during the biennium 2008-2009 under section 28C would include substantive servicing of meetings of the Fifth Committee and the Advisory Committee.
It would apply the review procedure to Haiti and Estonia only;it would not consider the cases of the countries listed in section E; and it would include under agenda item 6 the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Moreover, that section would also include recommendations to the Parties on how to implement their obligations under the Protocol and to the Meeting of the Parties, for instance, on future action to be included in the programme of work for 2011-2013 to address the identified issues.
In order to improve operational effectiveness and to avoid duplication of functions, it is proposed to consolidate the Contingent-owned Equipment Section(25 approved posts and positions in 2007/08) and the Property Management Section(69 approved posts and positions in 2007/08) into one combined and strengthened Contingent-owned Equipment andProperty Management Section, which would include the Receiving and Inspection Unit, the Warehousing Unit and the Asset Disposal Unit.
The Section would also include one Rule of Law Officer(P-4), who would liaise with UNDP and other actors by providing technical and advocacy support to justice sector reform initiatives, including in the corrections system.