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He called upon the Conference to play its proper role as the world's single multilateral negotiation body on disarmament CD/PV.1118& CD/PV.1135.
By its resolution 50/65 of 1995 on a comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty,this body underlined the importance of this matter and called upon the Conference on Disarmament to.
Significantly, the Security Council called upon the Conference on Disarmament to negotiate a treaty banning the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons.
General Assembly resolution 50/70P on nuclear disarmament, sponsored by a number of non-aligned countries during the United Nations fiftieth-anniversary session, called upon the Conference on Disarmament to establish an ad hoc committee on nuclear disarmament in early 1996.
Called upon the Conference to promote dialogue between requested and requesting States in order to promote political will and strengthen commitment to asset recovery.
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Recalling the fact that the Security Council had expressed its concerns on the matter, he called upon the Conference to address the smuggling of natural resources at its next session.
Her delegation called upon the Conference to recognize that comprehensive safeguards agreements and the model additional protocol had become the new verification standard.
Indeed, two years after the presentation by Ambassador O'Sullivan of his list, the Conference's membership has not been expanded despite the adoption by the General Assembly of two resolutions- resolutions 48/77 B and49/77 B- in which it called upon the Conference on Disarmament to expand its membership.
Having heard much about early warning during the Conference, particularly during the special session on the Indian Ocean disaster, and witnessing verbal commitments from many countries,the President called upon the Conference to ensure that the level of engagement would rapidly be translated into action.
It further called upon the Conference on Disarmament to make all efforts to re-establish the Ad Hoc Committee and make all efforts to complete the final text of the treaty as soon as possible in 1996.
Stressing the importance for the Conference on Disarmament to begin substantive negotiations, he recalled past achievementsof the Conference and its potential to contribute substantively to international peace and security and called upon the Conference to live up to the international community's expectations CD/PV.1302.
They reaffirmed the position of the Jakarta summit on the matter, and called upon the Conference on Disarmament to reach an urgent agreement on an internationally binding convention in this regard.
It called upon the Conference on Disarmament to conclude, as a task of the highest priority, a universal and multilaterally verifiable comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty which contributes to nuclear disarmament in all its aspects, so as to enable its signature by the outset of the fifty-first session of the General Assembly.
Some speakers, noting that corruption must be addressed in a holistic manner, called upon the Conference to agree on ways to intensify and strengthen international cooperation, especially in the area of asset recovery.
In conclusion, he called upon the Conference to adopt recommendations for an end to the nuclear-missile state of alert, the withdrawal of nuclear missiles deployed in foreign countries, the commencement of negotiations on a treaty to eliminate nuclear weapons and an end to double standards with regard to nuclear weapons, and the allocation of funds resulting from nuclear disarmament for improving the living standards of the poorer countries.
On behalf of the Conference of German Justice Ministers, Saarland(the Land chairing the Conference at that time) called upon the Conference of German Interior Ministers(IMK) and the Conference of German Labour and Social-Affairs Ministers(ASMK) to examine the possibility of making a financial contribution towards this expansion.
In the same decision, it called upon the Conference at its third session to review and evaluate the abovementioned report and to consider the adequacy of financial and technical arrangements for Strategic Approach implementation for action as appropriate.
In their addresses, these dignitaries variously expressed support for the Conference, expressed concern about its current situation, called upon the Conference to do its part to advance the international agenda by overcoming its ongoing deadlock, and set out their national priorities for the work of the Conference. .
At its sixty-eighth session, the General Assembly called upon the Conference on Disarmament to further intensify consultations and explore possibilities for overcoming its ongoing deadlock of well over a decade by adopting and implementing a balanced and comprehensive programme of work at the earliest possible date during its 2014 session, and requested it to submit a report on its work to the Assembly at its sixty-ninth session resolution 68/64.
Earlier that year, at the Eleventh Ministerial Meeting of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held at Cairo from 31 May to 3 June 1994, the Ministers,in their Final Document, called upon the Conference on Disarmament to reach an urgent agreement on an international legally binding convention to assure non-nuclear-weapon States against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons.
In the first resolution, entitled“Expansion of the membership ofthe Conference on Disarmament”, the General Assembly, inter alia, recognized the legitimate aspirations of all countries that had applied for membership to participate fully in the work of the Conference on Disarmament; and called upon the Conference on Disarmament to consider all remaining applications for membership with a view to reaching a decision on its further enlargement before the end of its 1997 session resolution 51/47 A.
In the specific case of a nuclear-test ban, the General Assembly called upon the Conference, also unanimously, to conclude a comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty so as to enable its signature by the outset of the fifty-first session of the General Assembly.
At its the fiftieth session, the General Assembly, by its resolution 50/65, andin its wisdom not stipulating a deadline, called upon the Conference to complete the final text of the treaty as soon as possible in 1996 in order to open it for signature at the commencement of the fifty-first session of the General Assembly.
At the same session, the General Assembly called upon the Conference to intensify consultations and explore possibilities with a view to reaching an agreement on a programme of work; requested all States members of the Conference to cooperate with the current President and successive Presidents in their efforts to guide the Conference to the early commencement of substantive work in its 2006 session; and requested the Conference to submit a report on its work to the Assembly at its sixty-first session resolution 60/90.
Concerning negative security assurances, which has a Committee within the Conference on Disarmament,the Non-Aligned Ministerial Meeting called upon the Conference on Disarmament to reach an urgent agreement on the provisions of an international legally binding treaty prohibiting the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons against non-nuclear-weapon States.
Recalling its resolution 50/70 P of 12 December 1995, in which it called upon the Conference on Disarmament to establish an ad hoc committee on nuclear disarmament to commence negotiations on a phased programme of nuclear disarmament and for the eventual elimination of nuclear weapons within a time-bound framework.
I would like to recall the adoption of resolution 65/56 on nuclear disarmament, which called upon the Conference on Disarmament to establish an ad hoc committee on nuclear disarmament early in 2011 and to commence negotiations on a phased programme of nuclear disarmament leading to the total elimination of nuclear weapons.
I note that Security Council resolution 1887-- adopted unanimously at its summit last year-- called upon the Conference on Disarmament to negotiate a treaty banning the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons and other nuclear explosive devices, and welcomed the adoption by the Conference of a programme of work in 2009.