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In 2006 the General Assembly had adopted the Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy.
On the recommendation of the Committee for Programme and Coordination, the General Assembly had adopted resolution 47/214.
In his view, once the General Assembly had adopted a decision, it must be respected.
It was anxious to make sure that the local population in the field was fully aware of the policies which the General Assembly had adopted.
In 1971 the General Assembly had adopted resolution 2758(XXVI) by an overwhelming majority.
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The draft before the Committee was an updated version of resolution 57/197, which the General Assembly had adopted by consensus.
The General Assembly had adopted two resolutions on that item: resolution 44/51 in 1989 and 46/43 in 1991.
By its resolution 58/4 of 31 October 2003, the General Assembly had adopted the United Nations Convention against Corruption.
The General Assembly had adopted a number of resolutions containing programmes and plans for ending colonialism.
As a result,his delegation felt that the selection process should not begin until the General Assembly had adopted the terms of reference.
At its forty-seventh session, the General Assembly had adopted resolution 47/64 C by an overwhelming majority.
CARICOM countries, the majority of which were not represented in Geneva, welcomed the opportunity provided by the New York Chapter of the Review of the Human Rights Council andwere pleased that the General Assembly had adopted the outcome of the process by consensus.
Since then, the General Assembly had adopted resolution ES-10/15, in which the term Wall had also been used.
Ms. Hicuburundi presented the history of the Regular Process adding that the General Assembly had adopted a preparatory phase to cover the period from 2002 to 2005.
Nonetheless, the General Assembly had adopted a salary scale that resulted in an estimated margin of 12.2 per cent.
Ms. Geddis(New Zealand) introduced draft resolution A/C.6/58/L.22,which was based on the resolutions on that topic which the General Assembly had adopted during the past two years, and announced that Cyprus, Honduras, Mali, New Zealand, Thailand and Timor-Leste had become sponsors.
Since 1965, the General Assembly had adopted three major, comprehensive international standards on youth.
Ms. ALMAO(New Zealand) said that her delegation had been a strong supporter ofthe International Seabed Authority from the outset and had been pleased when the General Assembly had adopted resolution 48/263, which had enabled the administrative expenses of the Authority to be borne by the regular budget for a limited period.
In addition, the General Assembly had adopted seven resolutions that referred to the illegality of Israeli settlements.
The principles relating to the status of national institutionsfor the promotion and protection of human rights(Paris Principles), which the General Assembly had adopted in its resolution 48/134, were the formal basis for the reference in the narrative to national structures for the promotion and protection of human rights.
The General Assembly had adopted that resolution without a vote and without any delegation objecting to its content.
At its forty-fifth session, the General Assembly had adopted resolution 45/239 C of 21 December 1990 on the same subject.
The General Assembly had adopted that resolution without giving the Falkland Islanders an opportunity to speak in their own defence.
In its resolution 49/100, the General Assembly had adopted specific measures in favour of small island developing States.
The General Assembly had adopted the Global Agenda for Dialogue among Civilizations, to which all Member States attached great importance.
Mr. de SILVA(Sri Lanka)said that the Declaration which the General Assembly had adopted at its forty-ninth session was a landmark in the struggle against international terrorism.
In June 1997, the General Assembly had adopted two programme documents of considerable importance, namely, the Agenda for Development and the Programme for the Further Implementation of Agenda 21.
The blank spaces would be filled in after the General Assembly had adopted the draft resolution on the financing of the United Nations Protection Force.
Over ten years earlier, the General Assembly had adopted the Declaration on the Protection of all Persons from Enforced Disappearance.
The draft was based on the relevant resolutions which the General Assembly had adopted on that question in earlier years, with slight modifications as warranted by changing circumstances.