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It is now reported that the Assembly would consider the two texts so far received.
The members were informed that on Tuesday 23 November 2004, in the morning,the General Assembly would consider agenda item 163.
The National Assembly would consider the bill before submitting it to the Senate for adoption.
The secretariat said that it would communicate the date when the General Assembly would consider the resolution as soon as it was known.
In this context, the General Assembly would consider that the circulation of massive quantities of small arms throughout the world impedes development and is the source of increased insecurity.
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A further session was scheduled for December 2007 or early 2008, andit was anticipated that the Unidroit General Assembly would consider the draft Model Law in early 2008.
Taking into account that recommendation, the Assembly would consider in plenary meeting the annual report of the Human Rights Council on its activities.
After more than 30 resolutions by the Special Committee in support of its self-determination and independence,it was to be hoped that the General Assembly would consider the matter in all its aspects.
He further informed the General Assembly that the Assembly would consider the reports of the Second Committee at the meeting.
The Board expressed its gratitude to the General Assembly and its relevant Committees for the continued financial support provided andwas optimistic that the General Assembly would consider the request for additional funding favourably.
The President informed members that the General Assembly would consider agenda item 11(Report of the Security Council) on Tuesday, 28 November, in the afternoon.
The President announced that the consideration of agenda item 50(The role of the United Nations in promoting a new global human order), originally scheduled for Tuesday, 30 October 2007, in the afternoon as the fifth item, had been postponed to Thursday morning, 15 November,as the fourth item; and that the Assembly would consider agenda item 167(Peace, security and reunification on Korean peninsula) on Wednesday afternoon, 31 October 2007.
The President informed members that the Assembly would consider the remaining draft resolutions under agenda item 37 at a later date to be announced in the Journal.
He proposed that it should be decided that,at its fiftieth session, the General Assembly would consider the question of deleting article 11 and any amendments thereto.
It was expected that the Assembly would consider the revised estimates of the Secretary-General in May 1997 and that an appropriation for the full year would be available shortly afterwards.
The present report was prepared pursuant to General Assembly resolution 55/106 in which it was decided that the Assembly would consider the question of human rights and extreme poverty at its fifty-seventh session.
The General Assembly was informed that the Assembly would consider the reports of the Special Political and Decolonization Committee(Fourth Committee) on Friday, 10 December 2004, in the afternoon.
In view of the above, the Commission would be grateful if the delegations to the fifty-fifth session of the General Assembly would consider inclusion in the resolution on agenda item 34(a),"Oceans and the law of the sea", the following provisions.
It would be useful if the General Assembly would consider extending the Secretary-General's commitment authority to the end of July so that the revised cost estimate submitted by the Secretariat could be properly reviewed by the Fifth Committee early in July.
The President further informed members that on Tuesday,12 November, in the morning, the Assembly would consider agenda item 27 Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba.
Since the Assembly would consider proposals at its sixty-eighth session on long-term accommodation needs at Headquarters, the Advisory Committee recommended that the proposed business case for a flexible workplace should be submitted no later than at the first part of the resumed sixty-eighth session.
The General Assembly was informed of the following ad-ditions to its programme of work contained in document A/INF/ 51/3/Rev.1/Add.2: on Wednesday,27 November, in the morning, the Assembly would consider agenda item 42(Cooperation between the United Nations and the Organization of African Unity), agenda item 26(Cooperation between the United Nations and the Economic Cooperation Organization) and agenda item 159 Elimination of coercive economic measures as a means of political and economic compulsion.
Tenth Emergency Special Session 25 April 1997 The Assembly would consider the serious deterioration of the situation in the occupied Palestinian territory, including Jerusalem, and in the Middle East in general, including the serious difficulties facing the Middle East peace process, as a result of recent Israeli actions and measures.
The General Assembly was informed that, on Thursday,29 October 2009, the Assembly would consider agenda item 75(Report of the International Criminal Court), in the morning, and then consider agenda item 72(Report of the International Court of Justice), at 3 p.m. on the same day.
Participants were informed that the General Assembly would consider the Political Declaration and Plan of Action at its sixty-fourth session, in November 2009, which reaffirmed the commitment of Member States to enhance international cooperation in countering the world drug problem.
The President informed members that the General Assembly would consider agenda item 38(The situation of democracy and human rights in Haiti) on Tuesday, 21 November, in the morning as the second item.
During the current session, the General Assembly would consider options for a high-level meeting on disability and development to be held during the sixty-seventh session of the General Assembly. .
The Chairman recalled that the General Assembly would consider agenda item 56,"Cooperation between the United Nations and regional and other organizations", directly in plenary meeting.
Between April and June, the Fifth Committee and the General Assembly would consider peace-keeping budgets in the light of the Advisory Committee's recommendations and, for those operations that were still evolving, a second review would take place six months later.
The President further informed the Assembly that the Assembly would consider sub-item(c) of agenda item 21(Emergency assistance for peace, normalcy and reconstruction of war-stricken Afghanistan) at a later date to be announced.