Examples of using Capacity in the aftermath of conflict in English and their translations into Russian
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Consistent with the priority actions outlined in the report of the Secretary-General on civilian capacity in the aftermath of conflict(A/66/311-S/2011/527), submitted to the General Assembly at its sixty-sixth session,
ASEAN appreciated the views expressed in the Secretary-General's report entitled"Civilian capacity in the aftermath of conflict"(A/67/312-S/2012/645), notably that civilian capacities
Also requests the Secretary-General to submit a report in 2012 on the measures outlined in his report on civilian capacity in the aftermath of conflict, as well as on the development of further initiatives for consideration by Member States in the General Assembly
While appreciating the efforts of the Secretary-General as reflected in his report entitled"Civilian capacity in the aftermath of conflict"(A/67/312-S/2012/645) and those of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, his delegation wished to point out
its member States welcome the report of the Secretary-General on civilian capacity in the aftermath of conflict(A/66/311), which is the Secretary-General's first response to the independent report produced by the Senior Advisory Group on the same issue earlier this year A/65/747.
financial functioning of the United Nations-- Civilian capacity in the aftermath of conflict-- Report of the Advisory Committee on Administrative
discussions had been held with the steering committee on civilian capacity in the aftermath of conflict and the Commission planned to advance that collaboration in 2013 through the piloting of specific initiatives in countries on its agenda.
former Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, on civilian capacity in the aftermath of conflict, which was submitted to the President of the General Assembly
Building on that vision, my report of 19 August 2011 on civilian capacities in the aftermath of conflict(A/66/311-S/2011/527) identified concrete priority actions.
Building resilient national institutions and capacities in the aftermath of conflict is critical to the consolidation of peace.
Briefing on"Civilian capacities in the aftermath of conflict"(by the Under-Secretary-General for Field Support) organized by the Civilian Capacities Team,