Examples of using Offices should in English and their translations into Arabic
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Human resources offices should play an important role in implementing
National statistical offices should prioritize resources for the development
Finally, new UNDCP offices should use the capacities of host countries insofar as possible and cooperate with the host countries in any activities that they undertook.
(g) United Nations field offices should transmit information that is made available to them regarding individual cases and situations of violations of women ' s human rights, as well as information on thematic aspects of women ' s human rights to the special mechanisms;
UNHCR field offices should institute measures that would lead to more economic
National statistical offices should consider enhanced dialogue with such partners to improve the acceptance of the classification,
On the subject of merging the informational activities of United Nations information centres and UNDP offices abroad, his delegation believed that those offices should remain independent of one another.
Country offices should complete receipt and inspection reports within three weeks of the delivery of all goods procured by headquarters and forward them to the headquarters Procurement Unit as laid down in the UNFPA procurement procedures.
The regional support offices should be leading national or regional institutions with notable expertise in the use of space technology for disaster management, each nominated by its Government or, in the case of a regional institution, by its governing body.
Regional offices should play a role in fund-raising, including providing support in strengthening relations with donorministries, regional development partners, such as regional development banks and funds, as well as private sector donors.
With regard to UNFPA, delegations stated that country offices should be diligent in following up on audit recommendations and asked what mechanisms existed for sharing lessons within the United Nations system.
The regional support offices should be leading national or regional institutions with notable expertise in the use of space technology for disaster management, each nominated by its Government or, in the case of a regional institution, by its governing body.
When supporting national and local planning efforts, UNICEF offices should ensure attention to the rights of vulnerable and excluded children, and the identification of accountabilities and necessary actions.
In November 2001, the Executive Director of WFP issued a directive that covers all WFP-assisted operations, specifying that WFP country offices should ensure that women have access to all privately owned physical assets created.
National statistical offices should promote cooperative arrangements with other agencies
To facilitate a meaningful dialogue with project personnel, it was suggested in one report that field offices should provide the team members sufficient advance background information on the projects selected including sectoral setting, project objectives, volume of total(and UNDP/UNFPA) funding, execution modality, implementing agency, etc.
UNDP country offices should also be more proactive in the period between elections to maintain relationships with such bodies and election-oriented civil society organization(such as local observer groups) to promote improvements in electoral processes, electoral dispute resolution mechanisms, electoral management body independence and electoral law.
UNHCR field offices should institute measures that would lead to more economic and efficient utilization of resources by the implementing partners
Subregional offices should analyse the needs of the secretariats of regional economic communities for support in implementing NEPAD, define the ECA headquarters support that they can rely on in that regard and reach a clear understanding on the division of labour with the NEPAD secretariat.
Taking into consideration the two reports prepared by the Executive Director pursuant to paragraph 2(g) of resolution 16/19, of 7 May 1997, which clarified the mandate of the United Nations Centre for Human Settlements(Habitat) regional offices, outlined the regionalization strategy of the Centre and emphasized that regional offices should be an integral part of the United Nations Centre for Human Settlements(Habitat), contributing fully to the implementation of the work programme.