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Requisitions transmitted to the Purchase and Transportation Division and field procurement sections would reflect only the Inter-Agency Procurement Services Office number and generic specifications.
The staffing establishment of the regional and field offices would reflect the abolition of 3 General Service(Other level) posts.
The changes would reflect a realignment of functions between the Executive Office of the Department and the Administrative Office of the Department of Disarmament Affairs following the reform measures.
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that the proposed structure would reflect the structures of the Logistics Support Division at Headquarters and those of field missions.
The updated compendium would reflect changes introduced into country programmes and would probably take the same form as the existing compendium.
The costs for relocation to Geneva would reflect those for the housing arrangement with the secretariat detailed in section IV.C.5.
His delegation would reflect on the topics proposed and offer further comments during the Committee ' s informal consultations.
An agenda item to discuss the peacekeeping scale of assessments would reflect the fact that, after 27 years, there is a clear need to update the method of apportioning expenses.
The programme budget would reflect the detailed activities, outputs, modalities and partnerships for delivery and the distribution of resources by subprogramme.
The duration of occupancy of a post would reflect operational requirements, the length of the" learning curve" of an incumbent and succession plans in an occupation.
Delegations agreed that it was important to indicate that the protocol would reflect existing communications procedures
The resulting baseline budget would reflect the expected level of activity for which the Secretariat should be prepared.
He underscored the commitment of UNDP to ensuring that all guidance provided to country offices would reflect the full provisions of the decision.
That would reflect a programme delivery rate of 80 per cent, compared with the delivery rate of 85 per cent for the biennium 1998-1999.
He stressed that the next work plan would reflect the new resource allocation strategy to be adopted by the Executive Board.
The new format for presenting country programme recommendations(CPRs) to the Executive Board would reflect this approach.
His forthcoming book to accompany the study would reflect what he had witnessed and treat the situation in Palestine in detail.
Future European Union assistance to the Palestinian Authority would reflect the priorities set out in its three-year medium-term development plan.
That would reflect a recently adopted change to the scale of assessments for the regular budget of the United Nations.
That would be a major decision, and would reflect the great importance those States had always attached to the Chemical Weapons Convention.
