Примеры использования General assembly accept на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The General Assembly accepted the recommendation in its resolution 56/285.
By section VIII of its resolution 46/185 A of 20 December 1991, the General Assembly accepted this recommendation.
If the General Assembly accepted the recommendations, there would be much work to do.
The Advisory Committee recommends that the General Assembly accept the proposal of the Secretary-General.
The General Assembly accepted the offer of the European Union to host the Conference in Brussels from 14 to 20 May 2001.
In its resolution 64/213 of 21 December 2009, the General Assembly accepted the offer of the Government of Turkey to host the Conference.
The General Assembly accepted the offer of the European Union to host the Conference, which will be held in Brussels during the period 13 to 20 May 2001.
In its resolution 53/182 of 15 December 1998, the General Assembly accepted the offer of the European Union to host the Conference.
Should the General Assembly accept the recommendation contained in paragraph 22 above, the new arrangements could commence with effect from 1 January 1996.
Following the consultations, the President of the Committee recommended that the General Assembly accept the kind offer of the Government of Kenya to host the Conference in Nairobi.
The General Assembly accepted the Secretary-General's proposal, which was supported by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions.
In its decision, adopted by consensus, the Board had recommended that the General Assembly accept the offer of the European Union, and the proposed duration and scheduling of the Conference in the first semester of 2001.
The General Assembly accepted that this solution should be applied in a flexible way and that the proposed solution was subject to change to meet the requirements of the situation.
The demonstrators had also asked for the immediateabolition of ICSC and firmly intended to strike if the General Assembly accepted the totality of the recommendations contained in the annual report of ICSC.
Should the General Assembly accept the recommendations of the Commission relating to the United Nations, the financial implications would be approximately $1.5 million.
The Advisory Committee suggested in paragraph 16 of its report that, should the General Assembly accept its recommendation in paragraph 13, proposals could be made by the Secretary-General regarding compensation.
If the General Assembly accepted that proposal, it would be requested to approve a subvention in the amount of $476,500 from the regular budget for the biennium 2006-2007.
Nevertheless, the Internal Justice Council would be content for the judges to report directly to the General Assembly if the review group considers and the General Assembly accepts that such direct reporting would be appropriate.
In paragraph 16, it had suggested that, should the General Assembly accept its recommendation on judicial qualifications, proposals could be made by the Secretary-General regarding compensation.
This would result in an overall loss of time that would make it impossible for the Tribunal to respect the completion strategy deadline.On 28 June 2006, the General Assembly accepted the prolongation of the judges' terms of office.
Should the General Assembly accept the Advisory Committee's recommendation in paragraph 13 above on judicial qualifications, proposals could be made by the Secretary-General regarding compensation.
With regard to the proposed amendment of the Secretary-General's prior recommendation regarding the survivors' benefits, should the General Assembly accept the Tribunal's proposal set forth in paragraph 10 above, the Secretary- General would concur with such a modification.
Should the General Assembly accept the assumptions and suggestions contained in the report of the Secretary-General, the balance of funds available from the initial $21.6 million in the contingency fund would amount to $6,449,200.
As indicated in paragraph 3 above, the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions had suggested, in paragraph 16 of its report A/57/736, that should the General Assembly accept its recommendation on judicial qualifications for the members of UNAT, proposals could be made by the Secretary-General regarding compensation.
Should the General Assembly accept the Committee's request, additional resources would be required for per diem costs for the members of the Committee in relation to the additional meetings; however, additional resources would not be required for the travel.
With respect to documentation and publication-related matters, the Committee had discussed at length the Secretary-General's proposal to change the method used to determine the length of documents from page count to word count andthe draft resolution recommended by the Committee would have the General Assembly accept the change without prejudice to any of the six official languages.
ACABQ suggested in paragraph 16 of its report that, should the General Assembly accept its recommendation in paragraph 13, proposals could be made by the Secretary-General regarding compensation.
The Advisory Committee had been informed that the revised estimates of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1998-1999 did not include all the possible financial implications of such decisions as the General Assembly might take on administrative expenses of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund;should the General Assembly accept its recommendation in that regard, an additional amount in excess of $2 million would be required.
The Advisory Committee notes that, should the General Assembly accept the Secretary-General's recommendation, the consolidated deficit would be reduced from its current level of $284.3 million to $131.9 million.
Should the General Assembly accept this recommendation, the Board would examine with the Administration the modalities of merging the three reports in time for the next report, to be submitted to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session.