Examples of using Executive directors in English and their translations into Russian
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as usual results are worthy as executive directors speak about it.
At UNWTO the key management personnel is composed of the Secretary-General, the Executive Directors and the Director of Administration.
Two member groups from subSaharan Africa had been allocated two additional alternative executive directors.
Membership in the Board of the companies of the group is one of the duties of executive directors, that is why this does not create conflict of interest for work at the Company.
WFP also has one Deputy Executive Director and three Assistant Executive Directors with specific briefs.
programme managers are placed, as appropriate, under the overall supervision of one of the members of the Senior Management Team Executive Directors.
Concerns were expressed by several specialized agencies regarding the accountability of executive directors of specialized agencies to the Secretary-General.
In this context it is also important to remember that EBRD Executive Directors are elected to represent the shareholding members of the bank and are publicly accountable for their actions.
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The above table does not include officials who are under a managerial fixed-term appointment with a term of office until 31/12/2013 Secretary-General and three Executive Directors.
The Executive Directors' target of 35 per cent will also be applied to the earmarked and bilateral contributions.
Owners and executive directors of private business entities(establishers,
UNEP as expressed by their Executive Directors.
Statements were also made by the Dean of the Board of Directors and the Executive Directors of the World Bank.
made accessible to executive directors and their alternates via an internal secure website.
including the Bank's Executive Directors.
through IFIs' Executive Directors, in promoting more and better environmental projects in the CEE countries
cent in 2004 and Women District Executive Directors were 14 per cent in year 2004.
The general and executive directors of multinational companies have very sound experience in this area;
they should not be attributed to World Bank Group, its Executive Directors, or the countries they represent.