Примеры использования Council to review на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My delegation calls upon the Council to review its policy on sanctions, whether smart sanctions or otherwise.
Rather, it should be read in conjunction with those reports and be seen as a guide ornavigator enabling the Council to review those reports simultaneously rather than sequentially.
This mechanism allows the Council to review, without distinction, human rights situations in all countries, and to make recommendations with a view to their eventual improvement.
The Assembly, in the same resolution, invited the Economic and Social Council to review and strengthen the mandate of the Commission.
The Committee further encouraged the Council to review the calendar as a whole in the context of its review of the mandates, composition, functions and working methods of its functional commissions and expert groups.
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However, if the question of the disposition of the four remaining ministries is not resolved within two weeks and if there is no further progress in the peaceprocess within this period, I will request the Council to review the mandate of UNOMIL.
It may be considered appropriate, however, to invite the Council to review its decision E/2002/281 regarding the work of the fifty-ninth session of the Commission on Human Rights.
In connection with the comments of OIOS on the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission(UNMOVIC), he wished to point out that the Security Council had been kept regularly informed of the latter's activities, andthat the Secretary-General had invited the Council to review its mandate.
Invite the Economic and Social Council to review its decision 2002/281 with a view to ensuring that additional meetings of the Commission on Human Rights are not required in connection with its fifty-ninth session;
As well as General Assembly resolution 50/203 of 22 December 1995, on the follow-up to the Fourth World Conference on Women and full implementation of the Beijing Declaration and the Platform for Action,in which the Assembly invited the Economic and Social Council to review and strengthen the mandate of the Commission.
If the Assembly were to invite the Economic and Social Council to review decision 2003/269, with a view to foregoing additional meetings of the Commission on Human Rights, a reduction in requirements of $193,800 could be realized.
Underlines the need for further progress by the United Nations system in addressing in a coherent and mutually supportive manner humanitarian assistance, rehabilitation and development activities, especially in countries to whichrefugees are returning voluntarily, and calls upon the Economic and Social Council to review the complementarities of relevant United Nations organizations in this regard;
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.
Taking into account agreed conclusions 1995/1, approved by the Council on 28 July 1995, as well as General Assembly resolution 50/203 of 22 December 1995, on the follow-up to the Fourth World Conference on Women and full implementation of the Beijing Declaration and the Platform for Action,in which the Assembly invited the Economic and Social Council to review and strengthen the mandate of the Commission.
The Committee on Conferences further encouraged the Economic and Social Council to review the calendar as a whole in the context of its review of the mandates, composition, functions and working methods of its functional commissions and expert groups.
He urged the Council to review the mandate of UNMOVIC and to consider drawing upon its expertise in other fields of Security Council activity, even in the work of the Committee recently established under resolution 1540 2004.
In paragraph 4 of part IX of its resolution 58/272 of 23 December 2003, the General Assembly invited the Economic and Social Council to review its decision 2003/269 of 23 July 2003 with a view to examining the possibility that additional meetings of the Commission on Human Rights may not be required in connection with its sixtieth session.
The process would allow the Council to review all existing mandates, with a view to ensuring their effectiveness in terms of the political objectives pursued by the United Nations relatedto the maintenance of international peace and security.
This coincides with the provisions of General Assembly resolution 68/1,in which the Assembly requested the subsidiary bodies of the Economic and Social Council to review the resolution in relation to their respective work programmes, with a view to exploring necessary adjustments/changes to their methods of work, reporting and timing of their sessions.
The Assembly also invited the Council to review the reporting system in the area of social development with a view to establishing a coherent system that could result in clear policy recommendations for Governments and international actors.
It requested the Council to continue examining ways to strengthen its role, authority,structures, resources and processes, bringing specialized agencies into a closer working relationship with it, and invited the Council to review the reporting system in the area of social development with a view to establishing a coherent system that could result in clear policy recommendations for Governments and international actors.
The National Coordinator organizes the Council to review various aspects of the SDG implementation, annually reports to the President and the Government on the progress of the SDG implementation, and makes recommendations for improving the efficiency of this work.
You will recall that the General Assembly, in its resolutions 50/227 of 24 May 1996 and52/12 B of 19 December 1997, inter alia, invited the Economic and Social Council to review the composition, functions and working methods of its functional commissions and bodies, as well as the recommendations of the Secretary-General relating to the reform of its subsidiary bodies, and to report thereon to the General Assembly during its fifty-second session.
It invited the Economic and Social Council to review and strengthen the mandate of the Commission on the Status of Women, taking into account the Platform for Action as well as the need for synergy with all other related commissions and conference follow-up.
On 20 December 2002, the General Assembly invited the Economic and Social Council to review its decision 2002/281 with a view to ensuring that additional meetings of the Commission on Human Rights are not required in connection with its fifty-ninth session.
Invites the Economic and Social Council to review its decision 2003/264 of 23 July 2003 regarding the arrangement of the Social Forum, invites the Council, in this regard, to hold the Social Forum immediately before the sessions of the Subcommission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights, and decides that the related resources of 12,800 dollars will be a charge against the contingency fund;
It will be recalledthat the General Assembly, in its decision 57/584, invited the Council to review its decision 2002/281 wherein the Council authorized 14 fully serviced additional meetings, including summary records, for the fifty-ninth session of the Commission.
The Assembly also invited the Council to review and strengthen the mandate of the Commission, taking into account the Platform for Action as well as the need for synergy with all other related commissions and conference follow-up, and for a system-wide approach to its implementation.
Finally, the positive experience of the involvement by NGOs in the global conferences also gave impetus to the Economic and Social Council to review and update its arrangements for consultation with NGOs(as described in section II above), in the course of which the Council established arrangements for their participation in future conferences, which had hitherto been determined on a case-by-case basis for each conference.
Invite the Economic and Social Council to review its decision 2003/264 regarding the arrangement of the Social Forum, invite the Council to hold the Social Forum immediately before the sessions of the Subcommission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights and decide that the related resources of $12,800 would be a charge against the contingency fund;