Примеры использования First annual session на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As an accountability measure, the Prime Minister provides a national statement on those targets during the first annual session of Parliament.
First annual session 2012.
It held its first annual session in 1982.
He recalled no formal requirement for an interim report andexpressed interest in presenting the evaluation findings jointly with UNOPS at the first annual session 2000.
Documents First annual session 2012.
By bringing forward the date of the Meeting, which traditionally had been held in January,newly elected members of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination could better prepare for the Committee's first annual session, to be held in February.
To participate in the first annual session of the Peacebuilding Commission.
The first annual session of the Committee on Trade(CT) will be held at the Palais des Nations, Geneva, from Wednesday, 21 to Friday, 23 June 2006.
In order to provide a proper setting for a better interaction between the Council and its Committee, the first annual session of the Committee shall henceforth be convened immediately prior to the March session of the Council, while the second session shall be held in August.
At its first annual session, from 27 to 30 June 2011, the Executive Board considered and endorsed the UN-Women strategic plan, 2011-2013 see decision 2011/3.
In order to provide a proper setting for a better interaction between the Council andits Advisory Committee, the first annual session of the Committee shall henceforth be convened immediately prior to the March session of the Council, while the second session shall be held in August.
Convene the first annual session of the Commission in June 2014, in accordance with agreed modalities, as included in the annex to this report.
Requests the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to facilitate the attendance of the Special Rapporteur at the first annual session of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues to be held at United Nations Headquarters from 13 to 24 May 2002;
As a result, the first annual session could be held at a date to be determined in the third or fourth week of June 2014.
In its resolution 2012/29 of 27 July 2012, the Economic andSocial Council approved the extension of the second annual session of 2013 by one week and the first annual session of 2014 by one week also and the increase in attendance and workload for the two pre-sessional working groups in 2013.
At the First Annual Session of the Young General Assembly in California July 21-30 the Charter was voted into force and a statement was written for the United Nations Millennium Summit.
At its substantive session of 2001, the Council, having recalled its resolution 2000/22, in which it had established the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues,decided to convene the first annual session of the forum at United Nations Headquarters from 13 to 24 May 2002, without prejudice to any future venue of the Forum.
The follow-up to the first annual session will naturally be carried forward in 2015.
Pursuant to paragraph 37 of the annex to Human Rights Council resolution 16/21, in order to provide a proper setting for a better interaction between the Council and its Committee, the first annual session of the Committee is convened immediately prior to the March session of the Council, while the second session is held in August.
The convening of the first annual session in 2014 will constitute an important occasion for further leveraging the commitment of Member States, the United Nations system and institutional partners in advance of the 2015 review.
Noting with satisfaction that the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, a subsidiary organ of the Economic and Social Council,will hold its first annual session in May 2002 and recalling that the mandate of the Permanent Forum consists of discussing indigenous issues within the mandate of the Council relating to economic and social development, culture, the environment, education, health and human rights.
It held its first annual session in Rome on 27 and 28 June 2002, set up several issue-specific task forces to coordinate the implementation of communications strategies of the United Nations system and convened regular weekly meetings at United Nations Headquarters.
On 23 June, the Peacebuilding Commission convened its first annual session, which represented a critical step in the continuing evolution of the work of the Commission and its orientation.
The Commission's first annual session, the work of the organizational committee in preparation for the 2015 review and the review of the transition of United Nations missions led by the Commission's Working Group on Lessons Learned have highlighted the potential of the Commission in this area.
The President of the Executive Board welcomed delegations to the first annual session of the new millennium, stressing that it was a momentous juncture for UNICEF and millions around the world who championed the cause of children.
The Chair said that the first annual session of the Commission had demonstrated that body's potential to serve as an intergovernmental platform to gather, address and share perspectives, and to draw international attention to the challenges that faced post-conflict countries at different stages of the peacebuilding processes.
The Unit attended: the 1994 International Labour Conference; the first annual session of the Executive Board of UNDP; the spring session of the Trade and Development Board of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD); and the Administrative Council of ITU.
The first annual session of the United Nations Communications Group, hosted by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO) at its headquarters in Rome on 27 and 28 June 2002, served as a means of promoting a common sense of purpose within the information community of the United Nations system.
Lastly, referring to paragraphs 440 to 443 of the report,he said that, since its first annual session in 1949, the Commission had, in accordance with article 1 of its Statute, dealt with many topics of international law and with special assignments from the General Assembly, examining particular legal questions.