Examples of using The task force recommends in English and their translations into Arabic
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The task force recommends that, in developing countries, donor Governments and development and human rights institutions actively support the creation and operation of research and advocacy groups applying human rights principles to development that would be able to proactively inform
The task force recommends that a dialogue continue with APRM, the ECA/OECDDAC Mutual Review of Development Effectiveness and the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness to elaborate on areas of potential congruence and synergy of each respective partnership with the right to development, as well as on existing gaps in light of the criteria.
With the growing political support for smoke-free policies and the adoption of the Convention guidelines on article 8 on protection from exposure to tobacco smoke, the Task Force recommends that the United Nations as a whole should adopt a strong stance on the issue and adopt a resolution on smoke-free premises in accordance with Economic and Social Council resolution 2006/42.
(c) Based on the evidence linking tobacco use with poverty and development and following the decision by the Conference of the Parties to the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, which strongly encourages international and regional organizations to support activities related to tobacco control and to acknowledge its role in the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, the Task Force recommends stronger inter-agency collaboration to help include tobacco control in the national development programmes of countries, particularly low-income countries.
The Task Force recommends that no new mandates be established without secure sources of funding; all new mandates be time-limited with sunset provisions; there should be no more than one“year” observance at a time, with a limit to the number of“weeks” and“months” and“decades” being abolished; and the Committee on Information should consider a single mandate approach that lays out the priorities and leaves management to determine how best to deploy its resources to achieve those objectives.
The Task Force recommends that the Economic and Social Council and the General Assembly adopt a resolution on smoke-free workplaces at United Nations Headquarters and regional and country offices and also that the following actions be taken:(a) implementation of a smoke-free policy at the United Nations;(b)
The Task Force recommended that the Organization seek recovery of the illegal proceeds of the staff member ' s schemes and consider taking legal action against the vendors involved.
In the majority of cases investigated, the Task Force recommended administrative or disciplinary action by UNMIK.
The task force recommended a continued dialogue with partnerships already reviewed and specific activities related to additional development partnerships.
The Task Force recommended that appropriate action be taken against those five staff members and that the matter be referred to prosecutorial authorities.
The Task Force recommended the establishment of a dedicated financial facility, called the" Global Solidarity Fund", governed by the levy-raising authorities and responsible for the distributions and administration of the funds.
The Task Force recommended that, in the future, the United Nations system should concentrate its efforts on the use of interlinked distributed information systems.
The Task Force recommended that more use be made of existing information, especially when developing new reporting guidelines, and that work to harmonize definitions continue.
Should the Working Group wish to explore additional thematic areas of international cooperation, the task force recommended drawing on the United Nations Development Agenda.
The Task Force recommended that the United Nations system organizations develop their own implementation timetables with all organizations adopting IPSAS effective no later than reporting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2010.
The task force recommended that a general rate of 15 per cent of the OPS overhead earned on cost-sharing projects be apportioned to field offices in reimbursement for workload incurred on behalf of OPS.
Subsequently, the Government indicated that the Task Force recommended the establishment of a Truth Commission as a more suitable and practical approach to investigate further into the alleged disappearances.
The Task Force recommended that, in the review and assessment of the Strategy, the United Nations system should take into account global political and economic changes in international affairs and national and international policies that have evolved since the adoption of the Strategy.
The Task Force recommended the intensification of focus on: supporting post-Durban mechanisms;