Примеры использования Clustering of items на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This clustering of items of a legal nature is intended to accommodate the participation of legal advisers from capitals.
Overall, the Chair was supportive of efforts to streamline the work of the Committee, acknowledging, inter alia,that further clustering of items might be possible.
In this context, we welcome the clustering of items, which seems to be well under way, and hope that it can be completed in the near future.
It was important to continue the rationalization of the agenda of the Second Committee,including through further clustering of items and sub-items, and to produce fewer but more focused reports and resolutions.
Clustering of items would also facilitate the adoption of resolutions that, as mentioned, were the normal outcome of the debate and reflected the major concerns of Member States.
Strict rules on speaking time and the clustering of items were suggested as possible means of overcoming this problem.
We therefore urge Member States to fully support and comply with the efforts undertaken with a view to streamlining the relevant decision-making processes of the Assembly through,inter alia, the biennialization and clustering of items.
The rationalization of the Committee's agenda should continue,including through further clustering of items and sub-items, and biennialization and triennialization as appropriate.
Since the agenda was refined many years ago, clustering of items could contribute to a more responsive approach of the Commission to current human rights problems which should be dealt with by this body with as much flexibility as possible.
Mr. PORTOCARERO(Belgium), speaking on behalf of the European Community and its Member States,said that the proposed clustering of items was in many respects not ideal; the Committee should endeavour to cluster items logically.
The General Committee might wish to draw the General Assembly's attention to paragraph 4 of its decision 34/401, paragraph 5 of the annex to resolution 39/88 B, paragraph 6 of the annex to its resolution 45/45 and paragraphs 2 and 5(b)and(d) of annex I to its resolution 48/264 concerning the allocation and clustering of items.
The clustering of items, the rationalization and streamlining of the agenda and the adoption of a thematic approach did not present major problems, but it would be appropriate to provide some clarifications on important issues that were not included in the"head items", such as general and complete disarmament, science and technology, non-use and security assurances.
The Fourth Committee should continue to streamline resolutions related to the financial requirements of UNRWA and the needs of the Palestinian refugees, andthe General Assembly should expedite the clustering of items, biennializing and triennializing them where possible.
As far as the clustering of items is concerned, the Czech Republic recommends taking into account the concurrent consideration of items having a common denominator(e.g. item 17-"Promotion and protection of human rights" and item 18-"Effective functioning of the human rights mechanisms") so that the questions such as"Status of the International Covenants on Human Rights","Treaty bodies" and"Effective implementation of international instruments on human rights, including reporting obligations under the international instruments on human rights" may be considered together.
The General Committee decided to draw the General As-sembly's attention to paragraph 4 of its decision 34/401, para-graph 5 of the annex to Assembly resolution 39/88 B, paragraph 6 of the annex to Assembly resolution 45/45 and paragraphs 2 and 5(b) and(d)of annex I to Assembly resolution 48/264 concerning the allocation and clustering of items.
In that connection, the Committee might wish to draw the General Assembly's attention to paragraph 4 of its decision 34/401, paragraph 5 of the annex to Assembly resolution 39/88 B, paragraph 6 of the annex to Assembly resolution 45/45 and paragraphs 2 and 5(b)and(d) of annex I of resolution 48/264 concerning the allocation and clustering of items.
The Committee might wish to draw the attention of the General Assembly to paragraph 4 of its resolution 34/401, paragraph 5 of the annex to its resolution 39/88 B, paragraph 6 of the annex to its resolution 45/55, paragraphs 2 and 5(b) and(d) of annex I to its resolution 48/264 andparagraph 24 of the annex to its resolution 51/241 concerning the allocation and clustering of items.
The General Committee decided to draw the General As-sembly's attention to paragraph 4 of its decision 34/401, para-graph 5 of the annex to Assembly resolution 39/88 B, paragraph 6 of the annex to Assembly resolution 45/45, paragraphs 2 and 5(b) and(d)of annex I to resolution 48/264 as well as paragraph 24 of the annex to resolution 51/241 concerning the allocation and clustering of items.
The Committee had one single general debate on the cluster of items and heard three representatives and 16 petitioners from various Non-Self-Governing Territories.
The Committee had one single general debate on the cluster of items and heard 62 speakers on the various non-self-governing territories.
I believe it important to note at the outset that delegations speaking under this cluster of items centred their statements on agenda items 55 and 58.
The Committee's agenda was based on the clusters of items laid down in resolution 50/227 and the time-frame laid down in resolution 48/162.
The Committee's agenda was based on the clusters of items laid down in General Assembly resolution 50/227 and the time-frame laid down in Assembly resolution 48/162.
It was his understanding thatthe five-minute time-limit applied to statements on individual items, not clusters of items.
The Committee adopts proposals throughout the session after the conclusion of the consideration of an item or cluster of items.
Furthermore, discussing each thematic cluster of items separately would encourage delegations to make statements on each of them, which undoubtedly would enrich the discussion and would improve the quality and effectiveness of the Committee's work.
Mr. Kazykhanov(Kazakhstan): Today we consider a cluster of items dealing with the restructuring and reform of the United Nations and the revitalization of the General Assembly, which are highly important in the context of the current global environment.
The proposed timetable and organization of work have been developed on the basis of previous experience relating to the consideration of similar agenda items by the Board,taking into account the time duration allocated to each cluster of items.
Mr. Gálvez(Chile) said that, in some cases, the reason for grouping particular items for consideration as a cluster was not apparent, andhe would like to know the basis on which the clusters of items had been formed.
In contrast to other Main Committees,the Fourth Committee took action on draft resolutions submitted under each item or cluster of items during the course of the session after the conclusion of the general debate on those items. .