Examples of using Through a competitive process in English and their translations into Arabic
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Decides that the field staff serving on 300series appointments of less than four years who are not performing temporary functions are to be given mission-specific fixed-term contracts until such time as they have gone through a competitive process subject to the review of a central review body;
Also decides that staff on 100-, 200- and 300series contracts serving in locations other than peacekeeping operations and special political missions for a cumulative period of more than one year who are not performing temporary functions are to be given fixed-term contracts until such time as they have gone through a competitive process subject to the review of a central review body;
The fixed-term appointments of staff under the former 200 series of the Staff Rules were limited to service at the department or office and the level at which he or she was serving, until such time as they had gone through a competitive process that was subject to the review of a central review body.
Some 5,200 would be eligible over the next five years, but those on mission-specific fixed-term contracts, until they have been through a competitive process subject to the review of a central review body, will be limited to mission service(see para. 12 above).
Decides that the field staff serving on 300-series appointments of less than four years who are not performing temporary functions are to be given mission-specific fixed-term contracts until such time as they have gone through a competitive process subject to the review of a central review body;
I wish to confirm that, in implementing operative paragraph 17 of the resolution set out in document A/C.5/67/L.53, the Secretariat would be guided first and foremost by the provisions of Article 101.1 of the Charter, to ensure that selections for the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Department of Field Support are made through a competitive process with the paramount consideration being to secure the highest standards of efficiency, competence, and integrity.
Consistent with the human resources policies of the United Nations Secretariat and the provisions of the staff selection system, the High Commissioner is committed to improving the geographical balance while ensuring that selection decisions are made on the basis of merit, demonstrated competencies and performance, through a competitive process where the paramount consideration is the necessity of securing the highest standards of efficiency, competence and integrity.
Ms. Haq(Under-Secretary-General for Field Support) said that, in implementing paragraph 17 of the draft resolution, the Secretariat would be guided first and foremost by the provisions of Article 101.1 of the Charter, to ensure that staff selection for the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Department of Field Support took place through a competitive process, the paramount consideration being to secure the highest standards of efficiency, competence and integrity.
the General Assembly decided that field staff serving on 300-series appointments of less than four years who were not performing temporary functions would be given mission-specific fixed-term contracts until such time as they had gone through a competitive process subject to the review of a central review body.
In this connection, the Advisory Committee recalls section II, paragraph 10, of General Assembly resolution 63/250, in which the Assembly decided that field staff serving on 300-series appointments of less than four years who were not performing temporary functions would be given mission-specific fixed-term contracts until such time as they had gone through a competitive process subject to the review of a central review body.
Also decides that staff on 100-, 200- and 300-series contracts serving in locations other than peacekeeping operations and special political missions for a cumulative period of more than one year who are not performing temporary functions are to be given fixed-term contracts until such time as they have gone through a competitive process subject to the review of a central review body;
When posts become available, staff members apply and are selected through a competitive process.
The Director-General appoints the Chief of IAOD through a competitive process.
Similarly, in Thailand and Brazil, national institutions were selected through a competitive process to undertake the evaluations.
Through a competitive process, the Facility awards eligible institutions grant financing of up to US$ 250,000 per project.
Through a competitive process, OAPR awarded the contract to conduct the comprehensive review to the best-qualified accounting firm.
As mandated by the General Assembly, the selection of personnel for posts is done through a competitive process.
They would be selected through a competitive process involving a central review body and receive a fixed-term appointment of one year or longer.
The programme, through a competitive process, provides finance for innovation activities of SMEs, larger firms and collaborative projects with research institutions.
Although the contractor was initially selected through a competitive process, the contracts were renewed without bidding except for two special service agreement extensions, contrary to the provisions of administrative instruction CF/AI/1991-011.