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The General Assembly acknowledged the relevant cooperation among the States members of the zone in its resolution 67/78 on oceans and the law of the sea.
FICSA would request the Fifth Committee to increase the margin range, with immediate application of a new mid-point of 125, in accordance with Assembly resolution 52/216 of 22 December 1997, in which the General Assembly acknowledged its option of margin management.
As the General Assembly acknowledged in its midterm review of the implementation of the Programme of Action undertaken in 2006, much remains to be done, particularly in the area of poverty eradication.
In resolution 2353(XXII), andin accordance with resolution 1514(XV), the General Assembly acknowledged that the colonial status of Gibraltar violates Spanish territorial integrity and that the principle of self-determination therefore does not apply.
The General Assembly acknowledged this fact when it requested the Secretary-General to develop mechanisms that would enhance accountability in that regard(see resolution 64/243, para. 67);
In its resolution 59/266(sect. VIII, para.12), the General Assembly acknowledged that mobility needs to be supported through greater efforts to improve conditions of life and work at the various duty stations.
The General Assembly acknowledged also that the family is the fullest reflection, at the grass-roots level, of social and developmental strengths and weaknesses and, as such, offers uniquely comprehensive and synthesizing approaches to social issues.
In this context, and upon the recommendation of the ninth meeting of the Consultative Process, the General Assembly acknowledged the potential environmental and economic impacts of maritime incidents and accidents on coastal States, in particular those related to the transport of radioactive materials, and emphasized the importance of effective liability regimes in that regard.
As the General Assembly acknowledged in its resolution 56/37 of 4 December 2001, while some efforts have been made in the prevention and settlement of conflicts, such efforts have not often brought positive results.
In its resolution 68/147 on the rights of the child,adopted without a vote on 18 December 2013, the General Assembly acknowledged that a parent's deprivation of liberty, sentencing to death or life imprisonment had a serious impact on children's development, and urged States, in the framework of their national child protection efforts, to provide the assistance and support those children may require para. 57.
The General Assembly acknowledged the importance of the commitment of individuals, non-governmental organizations and other sectors of civil society to the protection of human rights by adopting the Declaration on the Right and Responsibility of Individuals, Groups and Organs of Society to Promote and Protect Universally Recognized Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms by its resolution 53/144.
On 21 December 2001, by its resolution 56/216 on cooperation between the United Nations and the Organization for Security andCooperation in Europe, the General Assembly acknowledged the increasing contribution of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe(OSCE) to the establishment and maintenance of international peace and security in its region through activities in early warning and preventive diplomacy, including through the activities of the High Commissioner for National Minorities, crisis management and post-conflict rehabilitation, and arms control and disarmament.
In its resolution 61/244, the General Assembly acknowledged the necessity of ensuring transparency and accountability with respect to recruitment of general temporary assistance and consultants.
In its resolution 68/223, the General Assembly acknowledged the contribution of culture as both an enabler and driver of the economic, social and environmental dimensions of sustainable development.
In paragraph 18 of resolution 56/150 the General Assembly acknowledged the need to continue discussion on the role of civil society in the realization of the right to development and the role of national institutions in that respect.
In resolution 60/251, the General Assembly acknowledged the important role played by NGOs and other civil society actors nationally, regionally and internationally in the promotion and protection of human rights.
In paragraph 29 of resolution 58/51, the General Assembly acknowledged the report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of resolution 57/59, and requested him to prepare a report, within existing resources, on the implementation of the resolution.
In 2008, for the first time, the General Assembly acknowledged obstetric fistula as a major issue in women's health by adopting resolution 63/158, entitled"Supporting efforts to eliminate obstetric fistula", which was sponsored by 138 Member States.
In resolution 65/19 of 6 December 2010, the General Assembly acknowledged the importance of the State responsibility articles, and commended them once again to the attention of Governments, without prejudice to the question of their future adoption or other appropriate action.
In the Quadrennial Comprehensive Policy Review, the General Assembly acknowledged the principle of full cost recovery and that United Nations organizations have different business models and mandates, which implies that their funding structures differ.
In paragraph 1 of the resolution, the General Assembly acknowledged the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice of 9 July 2004 on the Legal Consequences of the Construction of a Wall in the Occupied Palestinian Territory(see A/ES-10/273 and Corr.1), including in and around East Jerusalem.
In paragraph 10 of its resolution 60/109 B, the General Assembly acknowledged the conclusion of the three-year collaborative project between the DPI and the Office of Internal Oversight Services, and requested the Secretary-General to report thereon to the Committee on Information at its twenty-eighth session.
At its sixty-fourth session, the General Assembly acknowledged the current challenges caused by the global financial crisis and decided not to assess in 2010 half of the amount for recosting pending review of the issue in the context of the first performance report on the programme budget for the biennium 2010-2011.
In its resolution 56/229 of 24 December 2001, the General Assembly acknowledged the number of reports awaiting consideration by the Committee and decided to authorize the Committee to hold, on an exceptional basis, an extraordinary session of three weeks' duration in 2002 to be used entirely for the consideration of the reports of the States parties.
Recalling also that the General Assembly acknowledged in its resolution 60/251 that peace and security, development and human rights are the pillars of the United Nations system and the foundations for the collective security and well-being, and recognized that development, peace and security and human rights are interlinked and mutually reinforcing.
In its resolution 63/310, the General Assembly acknowledged the contribution of the United Nations Liaison Office at Addis Ababa in strengthening coordination and cooperation between the United Nations and the African Union, as well as the need to consolidate it so as to enhance its performance in view of the expanding scope of cooperation between the United Nations and the African Union.
In paragraph 3 of resolution 66/132, the General Assembly acknowledged the catalytic role of the Commission on the Status of Women in promoting gender equality and the empowerment of women, based on the full implementation of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action and the outcomes of the twenty-third special session, and in promoting and monitoring gender mainstreaming within the United Nations system.
At its fifty-sixth session,in its resolution 56/229 of 24 December 2001, the General Assembly acknowledged the number of reports awaiting consideration by the Committee, and in that regard decided to authorize the Committee to hold, on an exceptional basis, an extraordinary session of three weeks' duration in 2002 to be used entirely for the consideration of the reports of the States parties in order to reduce the backlog of reports.
In resolution 47/120 of 18 December 1992, the General Assembly acknowledged that"timely application of preventive diplomacy is the most desirable and efficient means of easing tensions before they result in conflict" and emphasized"the need to strengthen the capacity of the United Nations in the field of preventive diplomacy, through, inter alia, allocating appropriate staff resources and financial resources for preventive diplomacy.
In section V, paragraph 6, of the same resolution, the General Assembly acknowledged the measures undertaken by the Secretary-General, in accordance with its resolutions, to address the issue of the replacement of retiring staff in the language services, and requested the Secretary-General to maintain and intensify those efforts, including the strengthening of cooperation with institutions that train language specialists to meet the need in the six official languages of the United Nations.