Examples of using Controller introduced in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Controller introduced the section.
The Assistant Secretary-General/Controller introduced the report of the Secretary-General A/64/220.
The Controller introduced the reports of the Secretary-General contained in documents A/54/455(under agenda item 150) and A/54/633 under agenda item 172.
The Assistant Secretary-General, Controller, introduced the report of the Secretary-General on the second performance report A/66/578.
The Controller introduced the report of the Secretary-General contained in document A/C.5/51/44.
At the 32nd meeting,on 14 October 1997, the Controller introduced the report outlining the programmatic and financial consequences of the Secretary-General's reform proposals described in documents A/51/829 and A/51/950 A/52/303.
The Controller introduced the report of the Secretary-General.
The Controller introduced the revised programme to the Com-mittee.
The Controller introduced the report of the Secretary-General A/54/494 and Corr.1.
The Controller introduced the note by the Secretary-General A/61/264(Part I)/Add.2.
The Controller introduced the accounts for 2008 as presented in document A/AC.96/1064.
The Controller introduced the reports of the Secretary-General A/C.5/56/25/Add.4 and A/C.5/56/25/Add.5.
The Controller introduced the reports of the Secretary-General A/55/6 Introduction and programmes 1-25.
The Controller introduced the report of the Secretary-General A/60/568, A/60/568/Corr.1 and A/60/568/Corr.2.
The Controller introduced the proposed programme budget outline for the biennium 2008-2009 A/61/576.
The Controller introduced the paper on the proposed move to biennialize UNHCR's programme budget.
The Controller introduced the report of the Secretary-General on the first performance report A/53/693.
The Controller introduced the report ot the Secretary-General on results-based budgeting A/53/500 and Add.1.
The Controller introduced the Accounts by pointing out two additions in their presentation, namely Statement 4 and Schedule 10.
The Controller introduced the above statements of programme budget implications and reports of the Secretary-General.
The Controller introduced section 1 and responded to queries raised during the Committee's consideration of the budget section.
The Controller introduced the report of the Secretary-General on the first performance report for the biennium 2008-2009 A/63/5730.
The Deputy Controller introduced the report of the Secretary-General on managing after-service health insurance liabilities A/68/353.
The Controller introduced the reports of the Secretary-General on the first performance report for the biennium 2004-2005 A/59/578 and A/59/578/Add.1.
The Controller introduced the report on UNHCR's accounts for the year 2004, noting that total expenditure amounted to $1.027 billion with a carry-over into 2005 of $65 million.
The Controller introduced the reports of the Secretary-General on the support account(A/56/882 and A/56/885), entitlement of restitution(A/56/789) and on write-off of contingent-owned equipment in liquidated missions A/C.5/ 56/43.
The Controller introduced the reports of the Secretary-General on the proposed strategic framework for the period 2006-2007 contained in documents A/59/6(Programmes 1-26) and the report on priority setting contained in document A/59/87.
The Controller introduced the conference room paper under consideration, noting that in paragraph 9 reference is made to confirmation by the Swiss authorities that the cost related to amortization of the loan contracted by FIPOI would not exceed SFR 2,420,000.
The Controller introduced this item by explaining that the revised version of the UNHCR Financial Rules(EC/46/SC/CRP.3) was the logical and technical extension of the Decision on Budget Structure and Governance made by the Executive Committee last year A/AC.96/860, para.22.
The Controller introduced document EC/60/SC. CRP.23 on programme budgets and funding for 2009, commenting on income and expenditure under the 2009 annual programme budget and in respect of the 29 supplementary programmes approved in 2009, as well as on the"New or Additional Activities- mandated-related Reserve"(NAM Reserve) appropriation level.