Examples of using Time for interaction in English and their translations into Russian
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This year, the emphasis was placed on partnering among NGOs andlimiting the number of presenters to provide more time for interaction among participants.
It was time for interaction between groups and between the secretariat and all member States, for instance through informal meetings and the provision of timely information on the preparations.
Another representative called for formal presentation of candidatures in a manner that allowed for sufficient time for interaction with the membership.
Regarding the time allocated for briefings to the Committee,the Committee agreed to allow time for interaction with civil society, United Nations bodies and other partners, on the first two to three Mondays of the session.
One group called for candidatures for the post to be presented formally,in a manner that would allow sufficient time for interaction with Member States.
Regarding timing allocated for briefings to the Committee,the Committee agreed to allow time for interaction with civil-society, United Nations and other partners on the first two Mondays of the session, instead of only on the first Monday.
Lack of meeting time also affects the ability of the treaty bodies to engage with partners, who often request time for interaction with the treaty bodies.
In this context,the Ministers agreed that formal presentation of candidatures for the position of Secretary-General should be done in a manner that allows sufficient time for interaction with Member States in the General Assembly and the Security Council, and requested that during the selection process of the SG the PGA, convene a meeting of the General Assembly for an exchange of views and dialogue with all candidates.
Paragraph 20 of resolution 60/286 was not implemented.That paragraph provides for the formal presentation of the candidates in a manner that allows sufficient time for interaction with Member States.
Encourages formal presentation of candidatures for the position of Secretary-General in a manner that allows sufficient time for interaction with Member States, and requests candidates to present their views to all Member States of the General Assembly;
The group also underscored the need for more specific timelines for the selection process andencouraged formal presentation of candidatures in a manner that would allow sufficient time for interaction with Member States.
Also encourage[d] formal presentation of candidatures for the position of Secretary-General ina manner that allow[ed] sufficient time for interaction with Member States, and request[ed] candidates to present their views to all States members of the General Assembly.
This approach, combining distance learning with face-to-face seminars, is designed to ensure that participants acquire the requisite level of background knowledge, the duration of the workshops is shortened, andthere is additional time for interaction and discussion among participants.
In this context, the Heads of State orGovernment agreed that formal presentation of candidatures for the position of Secretary-General should be done in a manner that allows sufficient time for interaction with Member States in the General Assembly and the Security Council, and requested candidates to present their views to all Member States of the General Assembly.
This group believed that the President of the General Assembly could play a constructive role in the process, in particular by consulting with Member States, andthat the process could be facilitated by the presentation of candidatures in a manner that allowed for sufficient time for interaction with Member States.
In this context,the Ministers agreed that formal presentation of candidatures for the position of Secretary-General should be done in a manner that allows sufficient time for interaction with Member States in the General Assembly and the Security Council, and requested that, during the selection process of the SG, the PGA convenes a meeting of the General Assembly for an exchange of views and dialogue with all candidates.
In paragraph 18 of the annex, the Assembly emphasized the need for the process of selection of the Secretary-General to be inclusive to all Member States and made more transparent and, in this regard, in paragraph 20,it encouraged formal presentation of candidatures for the position of Secretary-General in a manner that allows sufficient time for interaction with Member States and requested candidates to present their views to all States Members of the Assembly.
In this context,the Ministers agreed that formal presentation of candidatures for the position of Secretary-General should be done in a manner that allows sufficient time for interaction with Member States in the General Assembly and the Security Council, and requested that, during the selection process of the SG, the PGA convenes a meeting of the General Assembly for an exchange of views and dialogue with all candidates.
Many speakers commended the secretariat for the novelapproach taken in the regional presentation, but several requested more time for interaction with the panellists, perhaps in a round-up session at the end.
In this context,the Ministers agreed that formal presentation of candidatures for the position of Secretary-General should be done in a manner that allows sufficient time for interaction with Member States in the General Assembly and the Security Council, and requested that, during the selection process of the Secretary General, the President of the General Assembly convenes a meeting of the General Assembly for an exchange of views and dialogue with all candidates.
This is supported by General Assembly resolution 60/286,which"encourages formal presentation of candidatures for the position of Secretary-General in a manner that allows sufficient time for interaction with Member States, and requests candidates to present their views to all States members of the General Assembly," without prejudice to the provisions of Articles 27 and 97 of the Charter as well as rule 48 of the Provisional Rules of Procedure of the Security Council and rule 141of the Rules of Procedure of the General Assembly.
Fortunately, there was sufficient time for good interaction in the field and at Headquarters to finalize the document.
Allow more time for exercises and group interaction;
When planning the training, trainers should make sure there is enough time for discussions and interaction with the participants.
These points concur with earlier suggestions by participants that the discussion sessions of the course be better structured, allowing time for more interaction.
One of the most important lessons is the need to apply significant effort in the consensual planning process of regional action,including the allocation of time for appropriate interaction and consultation.
Mandate holders discussed ways of improving their interaction with the Council, such as through informal meetings with States andside events, where more time would be available for interaction.
Though the demands of the institutionbuilding process often limited the space and time for this interaction, OHCHR intends to continue and enhance a structured dialogue with the Council, such as the round of consultations with regional groups carried out by the Deputy High Commissioner in 2007.
At the same time, the mechanism for interaction between federal and regional governmental structures was being improved.
