Examples of using Contributing countries in English and their translations into Chinese
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The working group recommended the third option, which addresses support and other issues raised by contributing countries, the Military Division and field operations.
The slight decrease in individual police officers from the previous reporting period was due to the rotation of police advisers back to police- contributing countries.
Members of the Council, Ms. Nakamitsu and representatives of participating contributing countries had an exchange of views.".
Meeting with the five permanent members of the ECA Security Council, the European Union Ambassadors, the Guarantors of the peace process, the troop- contributing countries and Friends of UNMEE.
To facilitate the handover process through adequate mentoring of the national police, I am encouraging contributing countries to offer officers with the required training expertise.
The Council, in that regard, encourages all troop and police contributing countries to remain engaged in MINUSTAH.
The Committee also believes that such changes in mandates should occur after thorough discussion between contributing countries and the Council.
The unspent balance under this heading was due to the non-deployment of corrections officers, as discussions with contributing countries were still ongoing during the reporting period.
This is an accomplishment of which ISAF contributing countries, and the military and civilian personnel who have served with ISAF, can rightly be proud.
The representation of troop- and police- contributing countries in the membership of the United Nations Secretariat is 117 countries, or 61 per cent.
The Committee was informed that the proposal follows an internal review and consultations with police contributing countries and the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations.
The inclusion of training in the rate of reimbursement reflects the significant commitment contributing countries and the United Nations have made to enhancing predeployment training.
However, the contributing countries have still not supplied some two thirds of the extra troops.
Troop and police contributing countries are willing to provide the necessary military and civilian police capabilities approved by the Security Council.
In three years the contributing countries have funded projects in more than 90 countries, and pledged a total of $5.6 billion to those efforts.
We have also observed through our experience in peacekeeping operations that serious problems do exist, especially when it comes to delays in reimbursing contributing countries.
The Special Committee encourages the Secretariat to develop outreach strategies to build deeper contacts and longer-term relationships with current or potential contributing countries.
Targeting of contributing nations would also require the Civilian Police Unit to fully understand the missions in order to identify appropriate contributing countries.
In addition, ITS will establish an integrated training team of trainers to support United Nations training for African and emerging contributing countries.
The Secretariat provides the implementation package to the contributing countries when the memorandum of understanding is completed, so that the countries can ensure that the personnel being deployed are acquainted with the verification reporting requirements.