Примеры использования General assembly has called на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The General Assembly has called for support for the establishment of the African Union's Continental Early Warning System as a matter of priority.
To remedy this situation, the international community,including the General Assembly, has called for a legally binding international instrument on minimum standards for port State measures.
The General Assembly has called for reports on several of the proposals, and we remain ready to consider them actively in the relevant intergovernmental forums.
The Secretary-General has strongly advocated an end tothe landmine scourge and, in resolution 49/75 D, the General Assembly has called for their eventual elimination.
In successive resolutions, the General Assembly has called for strengthened implementation of flexible working arrangements as an important measure to accelerate progress towards gender parity.
Noting that the'delivering as one'pilots are being undertaken at the initiative of the pilot country governmentson a voluntary basis, and taking note that the General Assembly has called for an independent evaluation of the pilots;
Third, the General Assembly has called for putting an end to colonialism, in resolution 1514(XV), and for suppressing the crime of apartheid and punishing its perpetrators, in resolution 3068 XXVIII.
With new media and other forms of communication technologies now coming to the fore, the General Assembly has called for a World Summit on the Information Society to meet at Geneva in December 2003.
Since 1974 the General Assembly has called for the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East, and the relevant resolution has been adopted by consensus since 1980.
It now provides greater clarity on the issue of strengthening the UNDAF as a tool for coherent programming and with greater alignment with national development plans and priorities; and it clarifies that the'delivering as one'pilots are being undertaken at the initiative of the pilot country governments, on a voluntary basis;taking note that the General Assembly has called for an independent evaluation of the'delivering as one'pilot.
The General Assembly has called for the convening of a development cooperation forum, with the participation of developing countries, to build political oversight over aid effectiveness.
In reaffirming the need to overcome the unique andparticular vulnerabilities of small island developing States, the General Assembly has called for improved and additional measures as well as coordinated, balanced and integrated actions towards the sustainable development of small island developing States.
Since 1974, the General Assembly has called for the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East, and since then, that resolution, by being adopted by consensus, has gained increased momentum.
Nevertheless, participating organizations have expressed concern that some of the Unit's reports are of little value in terms of promoting amore efficient utilization of resources and more effective management(see A/47/755), and the General Assembly has called on the Unit to enhance the usefulness of its reports and its contribution to the management efficiency and transparency of the organizations within the United Nations system see General Assembly resolutions 48/221 and 45/237.
The General Assembly has called for this in its many annual resolutions on the issue, and also and most importantly in the Final Document of its first special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament.
Since the commencement of therestructuring phase of UNITAR, decided upon by the General Assembly at its forty-seventh session, the General Assembly has called for strengthening cooperation with relevant national and regional training institutions and for the development of collaborative links with organs and agencies within the United Nations and the United Nations system.
The General Assembly has called for increased international action to reduce the illicit demand for drugs, and requested that appropriate attention be given to treatment and rehabilitation in all related activities in its resolutions 46/103 and 49/168.
In its resolution 50/120 andpreceding resolutions, the General Assembly has called for simplification and harmonization of rules and procedures as a means to facilitate the integration of United Nations system activities into national development programmes, and to facilitate collaboration among United Nations system organizations.
The General Assembly has called for renewed and accelerated efforts in gender mainstreaming in the framework of the operational activities for development of the United Nations system in all fields, in particular in support of poverty eradication, and has encouraged the empowerment of women as a priority for United Nations development cooperation.
In its resolution 50/120 andpreceding resolutions, the General Assembly has called for simplification and harmonization of rules and procedures as a means to facilitate the integration of United Nations system activities into national development programmes, and to facilitate collaboration among United Nations system organizations.
We welcome the fact that the General Assembly has called upon the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) and the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO) to participate in that work.
In resolution 68/206, the General Assembly had called for further action to measure and quantify the environmental damage sustained not only by Lebanon, but also by neighbouring countries.
At its tenth special session, the General Assembly had called for an end to the proliferation of nuclear weapons and their ultimate elimination.
In annex II to its most recent resolution on the question(51/242), the General Assembly had called for the utmost caution to be exercised when resorting to sanctions.
The European Union had stressed on earlier occasions that the General Assembly had called for the presentation of recent financial information concerning the preceding period when budgets were submitted.
In its resolution 56/201, the General Assembly had called for more rapid progress with specific timetables established for the achievement of harmonization of financial, administrative and personnel systems.
Accordingly, in its resolution 57/278, the General Assembly had called on the Secretariat to undertake a comprehensive review of governance structures, principles and accountability throughout the United Nations system.
The panellists underscored that,in the modalities resolution, the General Assembly had called for the inclusive participation of women, youth and persons with disabilities in the World Conference.
In 2008, the General Assembly had called for a midterm assessment report to evaluate the achievements of the Second Decade by means of a voluntary questionnaire.
In its resolution 45/264, the General Assembly had called for a review, at the forty-eighth session of the General Assembly, of the reforms agreed upon.