Examples of using Provided by the office in English and their translations into Chinese
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(iv) Replace measurement of achievement(a)(i) with" The quality and timeliness of services provided by the Office of the High Commissioner";
As appropriate, attention will be given to incorporating a gender perspective into the work of the programme, including in the advice provided by the Office.
Asylum seekers are also assisted by interpreters, provided by the Office of the Refugee Commissioner.
According to the data provided by the Office of Internal Oversight Services, during 2008/09, the Office issued 749 recommendations at the mission level, of which 486, or 65 per cent, had been implemented as at 16 November 2009.
According to an information sheet provided by the Office of the Commissioner for Pitcairn Island in New Zealand, the only jobs in the Territory are government posts normally reserved for permanent residents of Pitcairn.
This increase shows that senior managers have become more aware about the services provided by the Office and/or have more confidence in its potential to help resolve conflict.
In 1997, according to statistics provided by the Office of the Accountant-General, this fell to 3,300 new registrations and an overall total of 17,973 registered companies.
However, paragraph 39 of the report notes that data provided by the Office of Internal Oversight Services indicates that for the same period, a total of 32 cases were referred to national authorities.
As a result of information provided by the Office of the Special Representative, the Committee on the Rights of the Child made several recommendations for the demobilization and reintegration of child soldiers in Guinea-Bissau.
According to information provided by the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, as at July 2001, some 123,403 internally displaced persons resided in camps and, as such, required continuous humanitarian assistance.
In almost half of the cases(48 per cent) the assistance provided by the Office involves helping staff to explore options and solutions to work-related problems.
(c) The increase of $28,200 under programme support for non-post requirements relates to the contribution to support central data-processing services provided by the Office of Information and Communications Technology.
Also through the technical assistance provided by the Office, in 2012 there were seven new ratifications by Member States of the Convention against Corruption, bringing the total number of parties as at December 2012 to 165.