(b) Retain these staff, as missions are likely to have a duration of longer than three years

In order to both recruit and retain such staff, competitive conditions of service and contractual arrangements are necessary.

The resulting funding shortfalls had fundamentally affected the quality of UNRWA services and the ability to attract and retain qualified staff.

Creating this capacity requires that the Organization be able to attract high calibre candidates, invest in developing high performing civilian staff, in particular for leadership and management positions, and retain these staff.

Further, there was a serious deterioration in staff morale, which adversely affected the capacity of UNCDF to attract and retain high quality personnel.

10. Decides to retain the post of the Chief of Staff to the Special Representative of the Secretary General at the level of Assistant Secretary General

(i) The ability of UNICEF to recruit and retain high quality staff who will further its aims of effective partnerships and contributions to United Nations reform.

They determine the financial autonomy of the service provider and thus its ability to maintain its assets, expand services, attract and retain qualified staff, and ultimately to provide high quality services.

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all but ensures they won't retain it.

Although the Advisory Committee felt that it was good for experienced staff to be mobile and to be available to meet the requirements of new missions, the situation should be monitored in order to avoid disruption in the Mission's activities and ways found to retain required experienced staff.

6. Reaffirms the provisions of regulation 4.4 of the Staff Regulations and Rules of the United Nations, and decides to retain the criterion of geographical status in the staff selection system as one of the key elements to ensure geographical balance at each level for posts subject to geographical distribution

The Study Group would retain such a position.

First, countries with a diminishing stake retain disproportionate power.

Iran and Russia want to retain their crucial ally.

Stars, planets and moons retain their atmospheres by gravitational attraction.

A gracious woman retaineth honour and strong men retain riches.

C. Retain gender mainstreaming programmatic strategy and gender focused programmes.

Nevertheless, given the large size of China s armed forces, which currently stands at 2.3 million, a rough calculation would indicate that monthly spending per soldier is at most 2,500 yuan on average too low to recruit and retain competitive staff.

The bad news is that big banks retain significant political power.

(Retain text of art 21.4 21.6, while changing Fund into Programme )

It is very likely we would seek to retain several Committee staff members with knowledge of the archive to respond to future enquiries, and seek some additional funding for their retention as well as to cover costs relating to management of the archive.

First and foremost is the share of national income that households retain.

making it a Reminder for you , for all attentive ears to retain .

as a lesson for you , but only attentive ears will retain it .

making it a Reminder for you , for all attentive ears to retain .

as a lesson for you , but only attentive ears will retain it .

The Working Group had therefore decided, on balance, to retain the provision.

(a) Would you like to retain the bracketed part of subparagraph (a)?

So, despite today s doubts and difficulties, I retain an abiding faith in Europe.

In the 2008 elections he won 50 of the vote to retain office.

The state and other external actors have a tendency to retain meaningful power.

Yet the mainstream of the economics profession insists that such mechanistic models retain validity.

To make it a lesson for you so that retaining ears may retain it .

To make it a lesson for you so that retaining ears may retain it .

(c) Persons with disabilities, including children, retain their fertility on an equal basis with others.

Unchallenged in his second and last term, will he retain even that slight democratic instinct?

It is only possible for me to retain my humanity amidst this mass of ugliness.

Moreover, the Working Group had agreed to retain the reliability element in the draft convention.

(a) To develop, or improve, strategies to recruit, support and retain workers with key skills

UNDP should retain and revitalize gender mainstreaming as a programmatic strategy to achieve gender equality.

It is vital that an enlarged Council retain its effectiveness with regard to decision making.

Ms. Gaspard said she was glad to hear that a foreign woman who married a Lebanese national could retain her own nationality, and, conversely, that a Lebanese woman who married a foreign national could retain her Lebanese nationality.

So what they do is they put gelatin back in, in order to retain the texture.

2. The assignee may not retain more than the value of its right in the receivable.