Examples of using Implementing its mandates in English and their translations into Spanish
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Over the past year,the Department had continued to make progress in implementing its mandates.
Therefore, the United Nations itself and countries implementing its mandates should at all times adhere to international law.
During the biennium 1996-1997,the subprogramme will continue to service the Commission in implementing its mandates.
Change in the way the United Nations goes about implementing its mandates is essential for improving not only its effectiveness, but also its credibility and visibility.
III. Progress made by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in implementing its mandates in thematic areas.
In implementing its mandates pertaining to these problems, the United Nations should provide a global vision, set standards and guidelines and catalyse actions by other involved institutions and stakeholders.
Urges all parties to cooperate fully with the United Nations Protection Force in implementing its mandates, in particular those related to safe areas;
We also see merit in giving fresh consideration to the Secretary-General's proposal on sunset provisions to provide for the systematic review of the impact andrelevance of the Organization's activities in implementing its mandates.
It describes some of the financial difficulties faced by the Office in implementing its mandates, outlines measures taken to cope with those difficulties and presents a number of proposals to address those problems.
While the United Nations had a large role to play in helping Member States to cope with the situation, it was necessary first to ensure the stability of the Organization's human, financial and material resources so thatit remained capable of implementing its mandates.
In his report on the financial issues anddifficulties faced by UNODC in implementing its mandates and initial assessment of ways and means of improving the financial situation, the Executive Director presented a number of proposals to address the financial difficulties facing the Office E/CN.7/2008/11- E/CN.15/2008/15.
The Group believed that staff members must not only be held accountable for the use of the Organization's resources butmust also be required to demonstrate that their actions were aimed at attaining the objectives of the United Nations and implementing its mandates in a timely manner.
It describes some of the financial difficulties faced by UNODC in implementing its mandates, outlines measures taken to cope with those difficulties and presents a number of proposals to address problems that can be attributed to the budget and funding structure of the Office and associated governance arrangements.
The adoption in March-April 2008, by the Commission on Narcotic Drugs and the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice,of the Executive Director's report on financial issues and difficulties faced by the UNODC in implementing its mandates and an initial assessment of ways and means of improving the financial situation E/CN/7/2008/11-E/CN.15/2008/15.
It was pointed out that, in the report of the Executive Directoron financial issues and difficulties faced by UNODC in implementing its mandates(E/CN.7/2008/11-E/CN.15/2008/15), the Executive Director had mentioned a number of possibilities for addressing those challenges and had proposed the establishment of an informal working group to assess the situation and to chart the way forward.
Mrs. Laohaphan(Thailand): Let me begin by thanking the Secretary-General for his comprehensive report on the work of the Organization(A/59/1). The report is an annual assessment of developments and of the progress made by the United Nations in all areas of endeavour-- as well as the lack thereof and the obstacles faced by the Organization in implementing its mandates.
The Under-Secretary-General is responsible for overall executive direction, supervision andmanagement of the Department in implementing its mandates and approved programme of work; the Under-Secretary-General is also the programme manager of the Development Account, and is held accountable for its effective management.
One speaker noted with interest the idea of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs and the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice holding a joint session to review the consolidated budget, as suggested in the report of the Executive Directoron financial issues and difficulties faced by the Office in implementing its mandates, and saw that as a possible way to increase efficiency.
In opening the meeting, the Chair called on participants to use the meeting as an opportunity to discuss further possibilities for the Working Group on advising andassisting the Conference in implementing its mandates on the prevention of corruption, in particular in preparation for the review of the implementation of chapter II of the Convention in the second review cycle, to commence in 2015.
Once created, the National Human Rights Council started implementing its mandate.
The Task Force has laid a solid foundation for implementing its mandate.
As a consequence, UNIFIL continues to be prevented from implementing its mandate.
UNOCA has become fully operational and is working towards implementing its mandate.
Review progress made by the United Nations Mission in Liberia in establishing security and implementing its mandate, particularly disarmament, demobilization and reintegration.
Following the reconfiguration,UNMIK focused on the political side of implementing its mandate, with the objective to ensure lasting security and stability in Kosovo.
The CGE recommended that the cost of implementing its mandate should be included in the core budget of the secretariat.
The Committee in 2004 moved to a qualitatively higher level in implementing its mandate, in particular in monitoring the implementation of the sanctions measures by States.
Underscores the importance of the Mission implementing its mandate in full, including through robust rules of engagement;
She stated that MINURSO was implementing its mandate, in a context where regional issues remained a concern.
The commission has been particularly sensitive to the need for public involvement in refining and implementing its mandate on the Great Lakes.