Examples of using Whose post in English and their translations into Russian
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The Special Rapporteur met with the Ombudsman, whose post was established in 1997.
We hope that the High Commissioner, whose post was created in such a cooperative manner, will discharge his or her mandate in the same spirit.
The Chiefs of the staff branches answered to the Chief of the General Staff, whose post was held by a lieutenant-general.
Category B: locally employed civilians whose posts were funded 70 per cent by the United Kingdom and 30 per cent by UNFICYP;
The lower output resulted from delays in the recruitment of a new Civil Affairs Officer, whose post was approved for the 2009/10 period.
In many instances, headquarters staff whose posts were being relocated were requested to provide training to the new incumbents.
Since December 2010, the Centre has benefited from the expertise of an Associate Expert(gender andwomen's human rights), whose post is funded by the Government of France.
It also concerns staff members whose posts have been abolished or who have remained on temporary contracts for extended periods.
The new Office of Rule and Law andSecurity Institutions is proposed to be headed by an Assistant Secretary-General, whose post would be established under the regular budget.
Category A: locally employed civilians whose posts were funded 100 per cent by UNFICYP from the date of entry on duty to 30 June 1995;
Within the new Human Rights Commission, a race andethnic relations team reported directly to the new Race Relations Commissioner, whose post was a full-time one.
Mr. X is a staff member whose post was abolished.
In that regard, her Office would continue to promote a human rights-based approach andcooperate closely with the Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons, especially women and children, whose post had recently been established.
At the same time, no appointed staff members whose posts are funded from the core budget should be laid off.
Mobility: implementation of the new system of mobility, through the continuation of mobility information and awareness campaigns,in preparation for the mandatory reassignment of staff whose post occupancy deadlines expire, starting in May 2007.
The head of the Office would be supported by a Special Assistant(P-5) whose post, funded from the regular budget, is redeployed from the Military Division.
The principle of good faith is often invoked in cases of abolition of post, in that the respondent has an obligation to make good faith efforts to find a staff member whose post is abolished a suitable, alternative post. .
It has recently been strengthened by the addition of one staff member whose post is funded bilaterally by the Government of the United States of America.
The United Nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme also includes a regional adviser for Asia and the Pacific, based at the Economic andSocial Commission for Asia and the Pacific(ESCAP), whose post is financed by the Government of Japan.
However, some managers,especially those whose posts are funded through extrabudgetary resources, expressed anxieties about the duration of their contracts.
If a complainant is not satisfied with how that complainthas been dealt with he or she can refer the matter to the Police Complaints Commissioner for Scotland(PCCS), whose post was established by the Police, Public Order and Criminal Justice(Scotland) Act 2006.
Category C: locally employed civilians whose posts were funded 100 per cent by the United Kingdom until 15 June 1993 and became 100 per cent UNFICYP funded from 16 June 1993;
Presumably, in the temple was buried protos- the head of local government, whose post was usually performed by the village elder or priest.
The flexibility will enable the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda to arrange for unaccompanied shipment or pay the relocation grant offered as an option to unaccompanied shipment, andto arrange for repatriation travel of eligible family members, in advance of the date of separation of staff whose post will be abolished.
Mr. TAKASU(Controller) said that the Coordinator, whose post was crucial to the success of the Mission of the United Nations in El Salvador(MINUSAL), would not be involved in operational activities.
The United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme also includes a regional adviser for Asia and the Pacific based at the Economic andSocial Commission for Asia and the Pacific(ESCAP), whose post is funded by extrabudgetary resources.
The Inspector-General of Places of Deprivation of Liberty(CGLPL), whose post was created in 2007, participates in professional training on the fundamental rights of detainees by speaking every year at training academies for law enforcement personnel.
The decrease is due to the fact that the grants for which budgetary provision was previously made under subprogramme 4 now fall under subprogramme 2 because theyare managed by the Director of the Coordination and Response Division, for whose post budgetary provision is made under subprogramme 2.
Claim by UNICEF staff member challenging the decision not to promote him andto give the post he had sought to a candidate whose post had been abolished in a reorganization and who ranked lower on the list of the Appointment and Promotion Board recommendations.