Примеры использования General assembly calls на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The General Assembly calls upon Member States to make special efforts.
While reaffirming its condemnation of all acts, methods and practices of terrorism,as contained in its resolution 46/51, the General Assembly calls for the strengthening of cooperation among States in combating all terrorist activities." A/48/609, para. 7.
The General Assembly calls upon Member States to make special efforts.
In the draft resolution that we are submitting today on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement, the General Assembly calls upon the Council to provide additional information in its reports in the section on the steps taken by the Council to improve its working methods.
The General Assembly calls upon the Member States of the UNWTO to implement the principles embodied in these texts.
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In its resolutions 47/199 and 50/120, the General Assembly calls for the simplification and harmonization of procedures.
The General Assembly calls upon States and United Nations organizations on this day each year to carry out actions to support their desire to preserve and improve the environment.
The other is included in operative paragraph 7, in which the General Assembly calls for the provision of assistance to meet the infrastructural needs of the new common institutions.
The General Assembly calls for the United Nations system to bear in mind the specific requirements of the continuum from humanitarian assistance through rehabilitation to development.
Convinced that tourist travel could be greatly facilitated by measures that canbe implemented easily and without detriment to this discretionary authority, the General Assembly calls on States to adopt measures to simplify visa application and processing formalities and to improve the timeliness of visa issuance.
In its resolution 70/293, the General Assembly calls upon UNIDO to“develop, operationalize and lead the implementation” of the programme for the Decade.
Their role will be particularly crucial in the light of paragraph 22(a)of resolution 60/1, the 2005 World Summit Outcome, in which the General Assembly calls for the adoption of comprehensive national development strategies for achieving internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Declaration Goals.
The General Assembly calls for an intergovernmental working group to develop a proposal for sustainable development goals to be coherent with and integrated into the development agenda beyond 2015.
Convinced that tourist travel could be greatly facilitated by measures that canbe implemented easily and without detriment to this discretionary authority, the General Assembly calls upon Member States, whenever possible and under consideration of the respective legislation, to adopt measures to simplify visa application and processing formalities and to improve the timeliness of visa issuance.
In the resolution, the General Assembly calls upon all States to respect international standards that provide safeguards guaranteeing protection of the rights of those facing the death penalty, and requests States to provide the Secretary-General with information in that regard.
In resolution 67/226 on the quadrennial comprehensive policy review of operational activities for development of the United Nations system, the General Assembly calls upon the United Nations at the global, regional and country levels to increase coordination and synergies, particularly in assisting developing countries in promoting inclusive and sustainable development.
The General Assembly calls for further simplifications, harmonization and rationalization of procedures for developing common databases of the United Nations system at the field level, in consultation with national Governments para. 31 of resolution 53/192 and para. 45 of resolution 50/120.
In article 42 of the Declaration, the General Assembly calls upon all United Nations bodies and agencies to“promote respect for and full application of the provisions of this Declaration”.
In the draft resolution, the General Assembly calls on the Secretary-General to instruct the United Nations agencies and offices working in the occupied Palestinian territories to lend their support and experience to the office of the Register of Damage, upon its request, so as to facilitate its work.
In paragraph 45 of its resolution 50/120, the General Assembly calls for further simplification and harmonization of the rules and procedures used by the United Nations development system in its operational activities.
In its resolution 53/77 V, the General Assembly calls upon Member States of the United Nations to provide the Secretary-General with their views on the continuing operation of the Register and its further development and on transparency measures related to weapons of mass destruction.
When the Security Council or the General Assembly calls on States to act in support of this third pillar, it is the role of parliamentarians to see that their governments respond.
In the draft resolution being introduced, the General Assembly calls upon all States to take appropriate measures with a view to preventing any dumping of nuclear or radioactive wastes that would infringe upon the sovereignty of States.
Furthermore, in resolution 52/233 the General Assembly calls on the Economic and Social Council to prepare guidelines on which Member States may be able to draw in addressing the diverse aspects of the year 2000 problem.
In its resolution 47/199, the General Assembly calls for the further decentralization of authority to the country offices to enhance coherence in programming and resource utilization, programme development and component approval.
As stated in resolution 60/261, the General Assembly calls on member States to give due consideration to representation from countries that have experienced post-conflict recovery when electing members of the Committee in the Assembly. .
In paragraph 53 of its resolution 60/30, the General Assembly calls upon States to effectively implement the ISPS Code and related amendments to SOLAS and to work with IMO to promote safe and secure shipping while ensuring freedom of navigation.
In resolution 62/32 the General Assembly calls for a review of nuclear doctrines and requests the five nuclear-weapon States to take measures towards implementing immediate and urgent steps to reduce the risks of unintentional and accidental use of nuclear weapons, including through de-alerting and de-targeting of nuclear weapons.
In an updated paragraph 2, the General Assembly calls upon Israel, the only State in the Middle East region that is not yet party to the NPT and has not yet declared its intention to do so, to accede to the Treaty without further delay; not to develop, produce, test or otherwise acquire nuclear weapons; and to renounce possession of nuclear weapons.
In paragraph 4, the General Assembly calls on both sides to start the comprehensive and immediate implementation of the recommendations included in the report of the Mitchell Committee, and paragraph 5 encourages all concerned to establish a monitoring mechanism to help the parties implement the Mitchell recommendations and to help create a better situation in the occupied Palestinian territories.