Примеры использования General assembly addressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The General Assembly addressed the transport of radioactive materials in paragraphs 58 and 59 of its resolution 62/215.
Based on the Council's discussions at its operational activities segment, the General Assembly addressed gender issues during its triennial policy review of operational activities see resolution 56/201 of 21 December 2001.
The General Assembly addressed the gender perspectives of human rights in a number of substantive resolutions on thematic issues, some of which included specific recommendations for action.
It also noted that UNFPA should continue to avail itself ofthe services of UNDP, including those of its representatives in the field. The General Assembly addressed the issue of UNFPA representation in the field in decision 50/438 of 20 December 1995, formally designating UNFPA country directors as UNFPA representatives.
Since the General Assembly addressed the issue of HIV/AIDS in 2001, the Rio Group has stressed the need to achieve universal access to treatment.
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In their discussions of the situation in Afghanistan and its implications for international peace and security,the Security Council and the General Assembly addressed the preparations for the parliamentary and local elections, including the nomination of women candidates, challenges in institution-building, the reform of the justice and security sectors and economic recovery.
The General Assembly addressed the issue of traditional or customary practices affecting the health of women and children in its resolution 52/99 of 12 December 1995, and a report on the implementation of that resolution will be before the Assembly at its fifty-third session, in 1998.
As regards the responsibility to protect, it will be recalled that in paragraphs 138 and139 of the 2005 World Summit Outcome, the General Assembly addressed the responsibility of both Member States and the international community to protect populations by preventing genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity, and their incitement.
The General Assembly addressed the issue of the tragic events the day after the onslaught and adopted unanimously a resolution in which it urgently called for international cooperation to prevent and eradicate acts of terrorism and to bring to justice the perpetrators, organizers and sponsors of the outrages.
Recalling its endorsement of the outcomes of the Monterrey Consensus of the International Conference on Financing for Development,the Johannesburg Declaration on Sustainable Development and the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation, the General Assembly addressed the role of the United Nations in promoting development in the context of globalization and interdependence and underlined that it is essential to invest in gender-sensitive basic economic and social infrastructure, social services and social protection.
For the rest, the General Assembly addressed, as usual, the item entitled"Measures to eliminate international terrorism.
In its resolution 59/265,entitled"Pattern of conferences", the General Assembly addressed a number of requests to the Secretary-General on the reform of the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management.
Last year the General Assembly addressed this issue under the agenda item entitled"Complete withdrawal of foreign military forces from the territories of the Baltic States.
In its resolution 60/236 B of 8 May 2006,entitled"Pattern of conferences", the General Assembly addressed a number of requests to the Secretary-General on issues relating to conference management and reform of the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management.
Over the past year, the General Assembly addressed crucial issues relating to the global development agenda and beyond, including through the holding of thematic debates on topics such as disaster risk reduction, investment in and financing of productive capacities in the least developed countries, the rule of law, global migration and global governance.
In its resolution 62/225, the General Assembly addressed a number of requests to the Secretary-General on issues relating to conference management.
In that resolution the General Assembly addressed the issues of resources, enhanced coordination, efficiency and effectiveness of operational activities for development and established mechanisms for implementing and monitoring the provisions of the resolution.
At its meeting on this subject at its resumed fiftieth session,in April 1996, the General Assembly addressed the following key concerns: political legitimacy; freedom of association and participation; a fair and reliable judiciary; freedom of information and expression; effective and efficient public sector management; and interaction with organizations of civil society.
In its resolution 61/105, the General Assembly addressed issues related to the governance of marine fisheries, including the need for the international community to implement the outcome of the Review Conference, which promotes measures to ensure sustainable fisheries.
In the same resolution, the General Assembly addressed several requests to Governments to the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances of the Commission on Human Rights and to the Secretary-General.
In resolutions 56/113,57/164 and 58/15, the General Assembly addressed the question of preparations for and observance of the tenth anniversary of the International Year of the Family and decided on actions to implement its goals.
In its resolution 61/236, the General Assembly addressed a number of requests to the Secretary-General on issues relating to conference management and reform of the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management.
In its resolution 58/240 of 23 December 2003, the General Assembly addressed the sustainable use of oceans and called for the establishment by 2004 of a regular process under the United Nations for global reporting and assessment of the state of the marine environment Johannesburg Plan of Implementation, para. 36 b.
In its resolutions 51/227,52/126 and 52/167, the General Assembly addressed the need to respect the privileges and immunities of officials of the United Nations and the specialized agencies and related organizations, the protection of United Nations personnel and the safety and security of humanitarian personnel.
It is now therefore essential that the General Assembly address this urgent matter.
It is important that the General Assembly address them directly and effectively this year.
At present, the General Assembly addresses a broad agenda covering a wide range of often overlapping issues.
The Advisory Committee expresses concern at the precarious financial situation of the Mission and recommends that the General Assembly address the issue of settlement of arrears in a timely manner.
OHCHR also contributed to the preparation of the report of the Secretary-General to the General Assembly addressing the human rights of older persons.
For this initiative to succeed, it is critical that other organsof the United Nations, in particular the General Assembly, address the relevant parts of this agenda and work in partnership with actors and institutions outside the United Nations system.