Examples of using Scope of the activities in English and their translations into Arabic
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Scope of the activities and the accountability of armed forces, United Nations civilian police, international civil servants and experts taking part in peace support operations(i.e. all operations of a peacekeeping or peace enforcement nature
Recalling its decision 2002/104 of 12 August 2002 in which the Sub-Commission decided to entrust Françoise Hampson with the task of drafting, without financial implications, a working paper on the scope of the activities and accountability of armed forces, United Nations civilian police, international civil servants and experts taking part in peace support operations.
In its decision 2002/104, the Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights requested Françoise Hampson to submit a working paper on the scope of the activities and accountability of armed forces, United Nations civilian police, international civil servants and experts taking part in peace support operations(PSOs).
Much appreciation was expressed for the report on the future engagement of the United Nations system with the New Partnership for Africa ' s Development, which was considered useful in highlighting the evolving nature and scope of the activities of the United Nations system in support of NEPAD.
Republic of Macedonia and indicated that the aforementioned intervention of the delegation of Greece was of a purely technical nature, directly connected to information included in a document presented under agenda item 14 and thus entirely within the scope of the activities of the Conference.
However, the involvement of these companies has been mostly in the form of management contracts: new hotels constructed in Africa in the 1980s have tended not to have been built with equity from these or other individual equity sources". 15/ As FDI data do not reflect non-equity arrangements, they underestimate the size and scope of the activities of TNCs in Africa.
Accordingly, in its discussion on individual initiatives in section III. C below, the Committee recommends that the Secretary-General further reprioritize and reduce the scope of the activities envisaged for the biennium 2012-2013 under each of the four enterprise ICT initiatives and identify the features that could be postponed without cutting short or negatively impacting ongoing activities or compromising return on investments already made.
Therefore, the scope of the activities of the Office in these areas will increase, while its previous focus on the specific aspects of constitutional review and reform, and legislative support will decrease,
At the 7th meeting, on 5 August 2002, Ms. Françoise Hampson introduced her working paper on the scope of the activities and the accountability of armed forces, United Nations civilian police, international civil servants and experts taking part in peace support operations(i.e. all operations of a peacekeeping or peace enforcement nature under a United Nations mandate)[E/CN.4/Sub.2/2002/6].
the allegations of serious violations of ">human rights on the part of personnel serving in peace support operations", and entrusted" Françoise Hampson[member from the United Kingdom] with the task of preparing, without financial implications, a working paper on the scope of the activities and the accountability of armed forces, United Nations civilian police, international civil servants and experts taking part in peace support operations, for submission to the SubCommission at its fifty-fourth session".
At its fifty-third session, the Sub-Commission, in its decision 2001/105, taking note of Commission resolution 2001/70, decided to entrust Ms. Françoise Hampson with the task of preparing, without financial implications, a working paper on the scope of the activities and the accountability of armed forces, United Nations civilian police, international civil servants and experts taking part in peace support operations, for submission to the Sub-Commission at its fifty-fourth session.
In 1999, the Standing Committee approved the proposals of the CEO/Secretary for further enhancement by extending the scope of the activities of the Geneva office to include local pension secretariat services, benefit determinations and payments to additional United Nations entities, as well as to other member organizations with staff located in Europe, Africa and the Middle East, to take advantage of geographical proximity and time zones, language commonality and familiarity with national practices, banking arrangements, regulations and laws in Europe.
In its decision 2001/105, the Sub-Commission, recalling its resolution 2000/24 and Commission on Human Rights resolution 2000/68 and taking note of Commission resolution 2001/70 and the background information provided in document E/CN.4/Sub.2/2001/WP.1, decided to entrust Ms. Françoise Hampson with the task of preparing a working paper on the scope of the activities and the accountability of armed forces, United Nations civilian police, international civil servants and experts taking part in peace support operations.
Scope of the activity in line with decision 2/CP.7, paragraph 15.
Scope of the activity in line with decision 2/CP.7, paragraph 15.
As a continuation of the initiatives undertaken to strengthen the strategic management of peace operations, the amount of $155,000 is proposed for extending the scope of the activity approved in the 2009/10 period(see A/63/767, para. 386).
As a continuation of the initiatives undertaken to strengthen strategic management of peace operations, provision in the amount of $344,400 is proposed to extend the scope of the activity approved in the 2009/10 periodsee A/63/767, para.