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The General Assembly is expected to take up the ICT strategy at its sixtieth session.
Endorsement of the Fundamental Principles by the Economic and Social Council and, possibly, by the General Assembly is expected to facilitate stronger buy-in.
The General Assembly is expected to take these discussions into account during its review.
The implementation of the global field support strategy recently adopted by the General Assembly is expected to address some of the challenges in the field.
The General Assembly is expected to consider these reform proposals during its sixtysecond session.
On the recommendation of the Economic andSocial Council, the General Assembly is expected to give further consideration to the plans and preparations for the World Conference.
The General Assembly is expected to take action on the draft resolutions submitted under those items.
The Secretariat has brought to my attention draft resolution A/56/L.7, by which the General Assembly is expected to decide to hold a special session on children from 8 to 10 May 2002.
The General Assembly is expected to consider the report during the resumed part of its sixty-first session.
The ongoing assessment of assessments of the regular process for the global reporting and assessment of the state of the marine environment initiated by the United Nations General Assembly is expected to provide useful insights in this respect.
The General Assembly is expected to take an action on these recommendations at the start of the fifty-seventh session.
Further, it commented that the policy decision on summary records that the General Assembly is expected to take at its fifty-ninth session would provide a permanent remedy to the problem of an accumulated backlog of undistributed summary records.
The General Assembly is expected to continue consideration of these at the main part of its sixty-third session.
The sixty-third session of the General Assembly is expected to take a final decision on how the United Nations gender equality architecture could be strengthened.
The General Assembly is expected to consider the report at its fifty-third session under a separate agenda item.
Furthermore, in the second half of 2015, the General Assembly is expected to take significant decisions in regard to the post-2015 development framework, including in particular in regard to sustainable development goals and the relevant links and relationship to the follow-up to the Millennium Development Goals.
The General Assembly is expected to take action on the financing of UNOMSIL at its fifty-fourth regular session.
The General Assembly is expected to decide on the modalities of this conference during its sixty-seventh session;
The General Assembly is expected to review at its forty-eighth session the need of establishing this Director post on a permanent basis.
The General Assembly is expected to consider and take full action on this item of its agenda of the resumed fifty-fourth session in 2000.
The General Assembly is expected to define the envisaged outcome of the special session on the world drug problem, including the format and content of that outcome.
The General Assembly is expected to adopt the proposed programme budget for UN-Women for 2012-2013(assessed contribution) before the end of 2011.
The General Assembly is expected to promote an international dialogue on critical social issues and on policies for addressing them through international cooperation.
A report to the General Assembly is expected for the spring of 2004 and depends upon the outcome of consultations with the Secretariat of the United Nations and that of the World Trade Organization.
Moreover, the General Assembly is expected to take a policy decision on summary records at its fifty-ninth session which will provide a permanent remedy to the problem of accumulated backlog of undistributed summary records.
The General Assembly is expected to adopt in late 2013, at its sixty-eighth session, its first resolution on the post-2015 development framework, which will replace the Millennium Development Goals.
As we understand it, the General Assembly is expected to meet in plenary session on 9 September 1996 to consider and take action on a comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty, pursuant to its resolution 50/65 of 12 December 1995.
In September 2015, the General Assembly is expected to adopt a unified and universal post-2015 development agenda that responds to the many changes that have taken place in the global development environment since the Millennium Summit in 2000.
The sixty-fourth session of the General Assembly is expected to adopt further operational modalities for the Conference, including the dates and venue, as well as resource mobilization to assist the participation of LDC representatives both in the preparatory process and in the Conference.
The oversight role of the General Assembly is expected to assume yet greater significance with universal acceptance of the Convention and to be further consolidated by the addition of the new law of the sea institutions to the wider group of international organizations responsible for various specialized aspects of ocean affairs.