Examples of using Working methods and practices in English and their translations into Spanish
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Kazakhstan attaches great importance to the issue of the working methods and practices of the Security Council.
The Second Committee's working methods and practices have evolved over the years and a number of resolutions have been adopted to improve its working methods. .
Kazakhstan attaches significant importance to the issues related to the working methods and practices of the Security Council.
We believe that the issue of reforming the working methods and practices of the First Committee should be addressed in the overall context of the revitalization of the General Assembly.
Bulgaria believes that the following concrete measures could contribute to improve the working methods and practices of the First Committee.
Romania welcomes the efforts to reform the working methods and practices of the First Committee in order to increase its efficiency and relevance.
Its regular meetings to discuss root causes of the illicit trafficking in drugs, firearms and persons, immigration and customs policies had enabled its members to harmonize their working methods and practices.
There has been an evolution in some of the working methods and practices in the Security Council in recent years.
New Zealand is committed to renewed efforts to agree on an expanded membership of the Security Council to make it more representativeof twenty-first century realities, as well as to further improving working methods and practices.
Consensus also largely exists on the need to make the working methods and practices of the Security Council transparent, democratic and participatory.
It is our view that, if there is a central point to be made from this report,we should acknowledge that in recent years, there has been a growing and expressed concern about the need to improve the briefing procedures, working methods and practices of the Security Council.
Enhancing governance oversight role:structure, working methods and practices on handling oversight reports A/57/58and A/57/58/Add.1 and A/57/434, paras. 9-11.
At the outset, Mr. Botnaru provided an overview of the services and support provided by the Division, emphasizing its role as retainer of institutional memory of the Assembly's working methods and practices, including also for the Office of the President of the General Assembly.
With regard to the working methods and practices of the Security Council, the changes that have been introduced have had the beneficial impact of enhancing the relationship between the Council and the general membership.
A measured and realistic expansion of both permanent and non-permanent membership,coupled with reform of the working methods and practices of the Security Council, has become necessary and appropriate.
A step in the right direction in this regard is further to improve the working methods and practices of the various sanctions committees, such as through increased transparency of their working procedures, greater access to information by non-Council members and increased consultation with the affected States.
A more systematic link needed to be established between the consideration of programme matters and the consideration of administrative, financial and budgetary matters, as highlighted in the JIU report entitled"Enhancing governance oversight role:structure, working methods and practices on handling oversight reports" A/57/58.
To that end,it focused on the governance structure, working methods and practices of the legislative organs concerning oversightand on their procedures for handling reports prepared by oversight bodies.
Based on an analysis of existing institutional mechanisms, procedures, membership of legislative organs and the costs of oversight governance, the Inspector found that there is a general need to rationalize, inter alia,the structures, working methods and practices of legislative organs to improve the effectiveness of their oversight function.
The third report(JIU/REP/2001/4), entitled"Enhancing governance oversight role:Structure, working methods and practices on handling oversight reports", contained recommendations that were self-explanatory and did not require detailed presentation.
Mr. Kuyama(Chairman of the Joint Inspection Unit(JIU)) introduced the programme of work of JIU for 2002(A/57/61), the preliminary listing of potential reports for the programme of work of JIU for 2003 and beyond(A/57/321), the annual report of JIU(A/57/34) and the report of JIU entitled"Enhancing governance oversight role:structure, working methods and practices on handling oversight reports" A/57/58.
Report of the Joint Inspection Unit on"Enhancing governance oversight role:structure, working methods and practices on handling oversight reports"(JIU/REP/2001/4),and the comments of the Secretary-General on this report A/57/58/Add.1.
We must concentrate all our efforts on improving the working methods and practices of the Security Council in the first place in order to reach a joint resolution whose elements are integrated in order to attain full sovereign equality among States, ensure transparency and accountability,and lay down the bases for democracy.
He referred to the report of the Joint Inspection Unit entitled"Enhancing governance oversight role:structure, working methods and practices on handling oversight reports"(A/57/58)and said he fully supported the conclusion set out in paragraph 69 of that report.
The present report, on the other hand,concerns the structure, working methods and practices of legislative organs relating to oversight(excluding oversight of technical programme management) and, in this regard, the procedures of the legislative organs for handling reports prepared by oversight mechanisms.
Details were requested on the work to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of working methods and harmonize working methods and practices with other treaty bodiesand on the follow-up procedure to concluding observations introduced during the current year.
Turning to the report of JIU entitled"Enhancing governance oversight role:structure, working methods and practices on handling oversight reports"(A/57/58), he said that there was a growing interest on the part of the Member States in improving the governance of the organizations of the United Nations system.
Noted in particular recommendations 1 to 3 of the Unit in its report entitled"Enhancing governance oversight role:Structure, working methods and practices on handling oversight reports"(JIU/REP/2001/4), directed to legislative organs, as well as the views of UNIDO thereon, and in that respect.
Having considered the report of the Joint Inspection Unit entitled"Enhancing governance oversight role:structure, working methods and practices on handling oversight reports"and the comments of the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination thereon, as well as the related report of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions.
It is clear that more work needs to be done, especially to organize and structure a more focused agenda of the General Assembly,to reform the working methods and practices of the Assembly and its Main Committees,and to give new weight and consideration to the role of the General Committee to help fulfil our common goals.