Examples of using Posts subject to geographical distribution in English and their translations into French
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For posts subject to geographical distribution, a 10-year overview(30 June 1993 to 30 June 2003) shows a steady
Appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution during the reporting period included those of 32 candidates who were successful in national competitive examinations for posts at the P-2
In the restricted category of staff on posts subject to geographical distribution, women account for over 41 per cent, an increase of 0.8 per cent over last year.
More forward-looking strategies have also sought to meet the target of 50 per cent women in posts subject to geographical distribution and 50 per cent women in high-level posts by the year 2000.
Appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution during the reporting period included those of 26 candidates who were successful in national competitive examinations for posts at the P-2
Appointment of Secretariat staff to posts subject to geographical distribution by gender, grade
This was particularly true in organizations that did not have posts subject to geographical distribution and therefore did not have to balance the competing priorities of gender and geography.
representing 42.9 per cent of staff members in posts subject to geographical distribution.
Table 3 of the annex sets out details on the 123 appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution for the period 1 July 1998 to 30 June 1999, by nationality, grade and gender.
achieve the 70 per cent level of permanent appointments in posts subject to geographical distribution had had any adverse effect on actual career development.
Requests the Secretary-General to make efforts to achieve the level of 70 per cent of permanent appointments in posts subject to geographical distribution and to report thereon to the General Assembly at its fifty-third session;
The General Assembly has in the past directed the Secretary-General to take into consideration the concept of career service for staff performing core functions while achieving 70 per cent permanent appointments in posts subject to geographical distribution.
as at 30 June 2004, for posts subject to geographical distribution.
take the necessary measures to achieve the target of 50 per cent women in posts subject to geographical distribution.
It is to be noted that the significant increase in the total number of posts subject to geographical distribution, from 87 in 2004 to 106 in 2005, has not been
that a number of the 320 posts subject to geographical distribution which retiring staff members would vacate by the year 2001 should be reserved for the appointment of qualified candidates from unrepresented and under-represented Member States.
the number of staff members holding posts subject to geographical distribution had decreased by 58,
It can only be assumed that the proportion of posts subject to geographical distribution will increase in the light of the increase in the number of staff on 100 series contracts,
Ukraine, which was pleased that the proportion of permanent appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution had been brought down to 70.3 per cent,
paragraph 15 of resolution 63/250 to make efforts to achieve the level of 70 per cent of permanent appointments in posts subject to geographical distribution.