Examples of using A rapidly deployable in English and their translations into Arabic
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His Government therefore remained an active proponent of the establishment of a rapidly deployable mission headquarters, and supported the Secretary-General's assessment of the need to broaden and refine the United Nations standby arrangements concept in the areas of logistics and lift capability.
In its 1995 report, the Special Committee had urged the Secretary-General to establish a rapidly deployable headquarters team in order to shorten the time lag between a Security Council decision authorizing an operation and its actual deployment.
The creation of a rapidly deployable mission headquarters and the initiative of some Member States to constitute a high-readiness brigade are instruments that will permit the United Nations to strengthen its capacity to react to emerging crises.
My country supports the United Nations efforts to strengthen its capacity for rapid deployment of United Nations peacekeeping forces, especially in further developing the concept of United Nations stand-by arrangements, as well as a rapidly deployable mission headquarters.
Some delegations were of the view that the details of a rapidly deployable headquarters team were still under discussion
Also, the Secretariat had further developed plans for the establishment of a rapidly deployable mission headquarters, although those plans must be considered
In its report of 22 June 1995(A/50/230), the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations had urged the Secretary-General to develop a rapidly deployable headquarters team composed of personnel skilled in essentially military and civilian headquarters functions.
We now have a fully operational Mediation Support Unit and a rapidly deployable Standby Team of Mediation Experts which are at the service of United Nations envoys, Member States and regional organizations.
Regrets that a comprehensive review of a rapidly deployable mission headquarters, as requested in paragraph 7 of its resolution 53/12 A, has not been carried out, and requests the Secretary-General to make the comprehensive review available before the report on the support account for the period from 1 July 2000 to 30 June 2001 is submitted;
In paragraph 81 of its report, the Special Committee considered that other measures might also be taken to enhance the capacity of United Nations peacekeeping operations to deploy rapidly and, in that context, urged the Secretary-General to develop a rapidly deployable headquarters team comprised of personnel skilled in essential military and civilian headquarters functions.
the Secretary-General states:“The Secretariat is continuing to explore with Member States suitable arrangements for the establishment of a rapidly deployable mission headquarters.
felt that developing countries, in particular, troop-contributors, should be well represented in the composition of a rapidly deployable headquarters team, which would enhance broad international support for its effective functioning.
We welcome the progress made in developing a rapidly deployable headquarters module, as suggested by Canada,
The Special Committee considers that other measures may also be taken to enhance the capacity of United Nations peace-keeping operations to deploy rapidly and, in this context, urges the Secretary-General to develop a rapidly deployable headquarters team composed of personnel skilled in essential military and civilian headquarters functions.
In part II, paragraph 53(j), of its report(A/51/16), the Committee for Programme and Coordination had added a new subparagraph after subparagraph 2.6(f)(former paragraph 2.6(e)), reading:“(g) The development, in the most transparent manner, of a rapidly deployable team composed of persons skilled in the essential military and civilian headquarters functions giving detailed consideration to its structure and mode of funding”.
Decides to establish, within the level of the four hundred support account-funded temporary posts approved for the period from 1 July 1998 to 30 June 1999, two civilian posts at the P-4 level(one Humanitarian Affairs Officer and one Civilian Police Officer) for a rapidly deployable mission headquarters, and to revert to the issue of the other proposed positions in the context of its consideration of the information requested in paragraph 7 above;
As indicated in paragraph 7 of the Secretary-General's report, the General Assembly, by its resolution 51/219 of 18 December 1996, adopted the proposed medium-term plan for the period 1998- 2001, which listed among activities“the development, in the most transparent manner, of a rapidly deployable team composed of persons skilled in the essential military and civilian headquarters functions giving detailed consideration to its structure and mode of funding”.
His delegation hoped that the system would soon be operational and that it would be further strengthened by the broadest possible participation of Member States. His delegation also supported the early establishment of a rapidly deployable mission headquarters at United Nations Headquarters and welcomed the adoption of General Assembly resolution 53/12 of 26 October 1998, which authorized the recruitment of two officers for the mission headquarters.
Decides to establish, within the level of the 400 support account-funded temporary posts approved for the period from 1 July 1998 to 30 June 1999, two civilian posts at the P-4 level(one Humanitarian Affairs Officer and one Civilian Police Officer) for a rapidly deployable mission headquarters, and to revert to the issue of the other proposed positions in the context of its consideration of the information requested in paragraph 7 above;