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The Assembly had invited States and others to make voluntary contributions to the Trust Fund.
He recalled that,although he had presented a budget outline of $5,492 million, the Assembly had invited him to prepare the budget on the basis of a preliminary estimate of $5,393 million.
He recalled that the General Assembly had invited the Economic and Social Council to review its decision 2003/269 with a view to examining the possibility that additional meetings of the Commission on Human Rights might be required.
While commending the conclusionsof the Working Group, his delegation urged the Commission to continue to give priority to the topic, as the General Assembly had invited it to do in its resolution 67/92, and to work towards its conclusion.
Moreover, resolution 57/32, in which the Assembly had invited IPU to participate in its work as an observer, recognized the organization's"unique status.
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He recalled that in 1989 CCAQ had proposed a study to determine whether the United States federal civil service remained the highest-paid national civil service and that the General Assembly had invited the Commission to check the matter every five years.
Evading the royal veto on an armed camp, the Assembly had invited National Guards from the provinces, on their way to the front, to come to Paris, ostensibly for 14 July celebrations.
Delegations recalled that in paragraph 18 of its resolution 58/269 of 23 December 2003 entitled"Strengtheningof the United Nations: an agenda for further change", the General Assembly had invited the Committee to submit, at its forty-fourth session, recommendations on improving its effectiveness.
In its resolution 1721(XVI) A, the Assembly had invited the Committee to study and report on the legal problems which might arise from the exploration and use of outer space.
The CHAIRMAN said that, owing to the financial complexity of agenda item 164 on normalization of the situation concerning South Africa,the General Assembly had invited the Fifth Committee to provide technical observations regarding the implementation of draft resolution A/50/L.44.
In paragraph 14 of that resolution, the Assembly had invited the Commission to continue to comment, in its reports to the General Assembly, on its current role in promoting the rule of law.
In paragraph 10 of resolution A/RES/65/32, entitled"The rule of law at the national and international levels",the General Assembly had invited the Commission to continue to comment, in its reports to the General Assembly, on its current role in promoting the rule of law.
In that same resolution, the Assembly had invited Governments to take into account, as appropriate, the provisions contained in the articles that dealt with issues of nationality of natural persons in relation to the succession of States.
He drew special attention to agenda item 7, entitled"International Decade of the World's Indigenous People", andreferred to General Assembly resolution 48/163 of 21 December 1993 in which the Assembly had invited indigenous organizations and interested non-governmental organizations to consider the contributions they could make to the success of the Decade with a view to presenting them to the Working Group.
Year after year, the Assembly had invited the Governments of Spain and the United Kingdom to negotiate an end to that colonial situation and Spain fully intended to continue to do so, on the basis of the Brussels Declaration endorsed by both parties on 27 November 1984.
In that regard the Commission noted that the General Assembly had invited ICSC to review the imbalances in the United Nations/United States remuneration ratios.
The General Assembly had invited JIU to take full advantage of its system-wide competence and to focus its reports on priority items, namely the identification of specific management, administrative and programming questions aimed at providing practical and action-oriented recommendations.
The Commission also noted that,in paragraph 7 of that resolution, the Assembly had invited the Commission to continue to comment, in its reports to the Assembly, on its current role in promoting the rule of law.
In its resolution 58/269, the General Assembly had invited the Committee for Programme and Coordination to submit proposals on enhancing its role in monitoring and evaluation, but it had not yet done so.
Her delegation noted with optimism that in its resolution 56/87,of 12 December 2001, the General Assembly had invited the Security Council to request the Secretary-General to consider appointing a special representative or dispatching fact-finding missions on the ground to identify possible means of assistance.
In its resolution 54/112 of 9 December 1999, the Assembly had invited Member States to submit comments and observations on the question of a convention on the nationality of natural persons in relation to the succession of States, and had reiterated that invitation in resolution 55/153.
With respect to the latter issue,they underscored that, in the resolution, the Assembly had invited regional groups to be guided by the arrangements mentioned in paragraph 22 of that same resolution for the election of the Chairs and the Rapporteurs of the sixty-ninth session.
In paragraph 59 of its resolution 67/241, the Assembly had invited the Sixth Committee to consider the legal aspects of the comprehensive report to be submitted by the Secretary-General, without prejudice to the role of the Fifth Committee as the Main Committee entrusted with responsibility for administrative and budgetary matters.
By paragraph 2 of its resolution 53/208 A of 18 December 1998, the General Assembly had invited the Committee on Conferences to consider the question of the participation of observers in the work of the Committee in accordance with the relevant rules of procedure of the Assembly. .
In paragraph 44 of its resolution 68/254, the Assembly had invited the Sixth Committee to consider the legal aspects of the comprehensive report to be submitted by the Secretary-General, without prejudice to the role of the Fifth Committee as the Main Committee entrusted with responsibility for administrative and budgetary matters.
The Commission in particular noted that,in paragraph 12 of that resolution, the Assembly had invited the Commission(and the International Court of Justice and the International Law Commission) to continue to comment, in its reports to the Assembly, on its current role in promoting the rule of law.
The Executive Secretary recalled that the General Assembly had invited all UN entities, including the regional commissions, to be involved in the preparatory activities leading up to the Special Session on HIV/AIDS to be held in June 2002.
In its resolution 47/235 of 14 September 1993, the General Assembly had invited Member States and other interested parties to make voluntary contributions to the Tribunal both in cash and in the form of services and supplies acceptable to the Secretary-General.
However, in its subsequent resolution 67/248, the General Assembly had invited the Secretary-General to prepare his proposed programme budget for the biennium 2014-2015 on the basis of a preliminary estimate some $100 million lower than the original amount.
Mr. POSTICA(Romania) said that in its resolution 48/30, the General Assembly had invited Governments and international organizations to submit information on activities they had undertaken in implementation of the programme of activities for the United Nations Decade of International Law.