Examples of using Director explained in English and their translations into Arabic
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
In response to a Board member ' s query, the Director explained that while a wide number of issues relevant to women needed to be addressed,
The director explained that they checked the identity of people visiting and exiting and were supposed to prevent escapes.(There had been one escape in January 2007,
In response to a query about the extent to which UNICEF participated in SWAPs without inputting into the common basket approach, the Director explained that there were different modalities for participation, particularly as regards the manner in which a Government managed the funds.
application of a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats(SWOTS) analysis to the work of the Division, the Director explained that the SWOTS exercise was regularly conducted for each core product and activity.
The prison director explained to the Special Rapporteur that Butare Prison provided relatively good conditions for women prisoners since they all had their own place to sleep
The Director explained that the prison currently had a population of 9,000 inmates, of which 2,800 were in the" light sentence" section, and approximately 660 in the foreigners ' section.
With regard to administration and programme support, the Director explained that although the post of Chief Administrative Officer remained vacant, the Institute's management had discharged the principal functions of the post.
On durable solutions, the Director explained the strategy to actively pursue opportunities for integration, included the extension of micro-credit schemes, building on the successful experience with Guatemalan refugees in Mexico.
As UNHCR was asking for ExCom ' s endorsement of its application to become a co-sponsor of UNAIDS, the Director explained the process and the financial implications of co-sponsor status.
Despite the temporary financial difficulty, UNOPS was a healthy organization and demand for project services was even stronger than previously, the Executive Director explained, noting the recent successful diversification of clients throughout the entire United Nations system and the transfer of IFAD loans away from the World Bank to UNOPS.
In that context, the Executive Director explained that she had developed a vision and a 100-day action plan to guide the entity ' s work while it elaborated the priorities and results that would inform the strategic plan, which she looked forward to developing with the Board ' s strong guidance and support.
With reference to the role of NGOs in Viet Nam, the Director explained that the Fund had been collaborating closely with grass-roots organizations in Viet Nam and was exploring new ways of increasing support to NGOs in several countries of the region, including Viet Nam.
The Director explained UNHCR ' s efforts to become MOSS-compliant, noting the wide range of measures which were required, some of which were very costly(e.g. blast mitigation measures in the Middle East), and obstacles such as the refusal of some host governments to allows required communications equipment.
The Director explained that, during the period under review, vacancy announcements had been circulated for a number of key posts, namely P-5(Senior Programme Officer),
Responding to a question on the high-level meeting, the Director explained that the entire United Nations system had been actively involved in preparations for the meeting through the effective use of the Interdepartmental Task Force on Africa convened by the Special Adviser on Africa.
Several Board members inquired about INSTRAW's mechanisms for providing feedback and accountability to donors. The Director explained that, in November of each year when the pledging conference for development activities was held at United Nations Headquarters, Member States made pledges to the INSTRAW Trust Fund, at which time such accountability could be provided.
Answering a question on recent developments in the area of environment, the Director explained that African countries were in the process of refining their common position on climate change in preparation for the United Nations Climate Change Conference to be held in Copenhagen in December 2009.
In the area of consensus-building, the Director explained the role played by UNCTAD during the Fourth Meeting of Ministers of Trade of Landlocked Developing Countries in Almaty, Kazakhstan, and the organization ' s participation in other meetings, including expert group meetings on international transport network issues related to climate change.
In response to the query about abolition of seniority, the Director explained that staff members could henceforth apply for posts for which they were eligible at their own grade,
The Director explained that the annual report focused on how UNICEF, in the context of General Assembly resolution 62/208 on the triennial comprehensive policy review(TCPR) of operational activities for development of the United Nations system, works with Governments, United Nations systems, NGOs and other partners to address the rights and well-being of children.