Traduction de «Bureau de développement de l'assurance » (Français → Anglais) :

(l) invites the Council to pursue without delay, within the appropriate UN structures, the procedures envisaged for a mechanism for dealing with the immediate and longer-term residual functions, such as witness protection, protection from witness intimidation, contempt of court issues, reviews in the event of exculpatory evidence being received, monitoring of trials referred to the region (currently monitored by the Tribunal's Prosecution Service through the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE)), conditions of imprisonment and issues relating to pardon or commutation of sentences, etc; suggests that a proposal be ...[+++]put to the UN Security Council for the possible setting-up of a joint office to deal with the future residual functions of the Tribunal and of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the Special Court for Sierra Leone;

In each country, a single liaison office ensures coordination between the national authorities.

In each country, a single liaison office ensures coordination between the national authorities.

9". policy of insurance": means a contract of compulsory insurance issued by a member covering civil liability in respect of the use of a vehicle.

17. Reiterates its commitment to the principles of multilingualism as an integral part of the institution's democratic legitimacy; notes that this enlargement will add up to 10 new languages to the institution's work; considers that the concept of "controlled multilingualism" should be implemented in such as way as both to ensure equality of languages and to make the best possible use of existing human and financial resources through proper planning of requirements in this area; invites its Bureau to further develop this concept in a pragmatic way and invites its political groups to examine what contribution they can make in the conte ...[+++]xt of their activities; also invites its Secretary-General to examine ways to improve the scope for making use of interpreters with a view to their continuing to be as responsive as possible to the institution's needs, even when there are 25 languages;

16. Reiterates its commitment to the principles of multilingualism as an integral part of the institution's democratic legitimacy; notes that this enlargement will add up to 10 new languages to the institution's work; considers that the concept of "controlled multilingualism" should be implemented in such as way as both to ensure equality of languages and to make the best possible use of existing human and financial resources through proper planning of requirements in this area; invites its Bureau to further develop this concept in a pragmatic way and invites its political groups to examine what contribution they can make in the conte ...[+++]xt of their activities; also invites its Secretary General to examine ways to improve the scope for making use of interpreters with a view to their continuing to be as responsive as possible to the institution's needs, even when there are 25 languages;