Примеры использования General assembly may take на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Moreover, precise estimates will depend on such action as the General Assembly may take with regard to the proposals before it.
So that the General Assembly may take the required action, it will be necessary to reopen consideration of agenda item 97, entitled"Advancement of Women.
This decision can be taken irrespective of decisions the General Assembly may take on other harmonization proposals.
Decides, subject to any decision that the General Assembly may take in that connection, to continue to discharge the functions entrusted to it under Assembly resolution 1970(XVIII), in accordance with established procedures.
It therefore submits its comments andrecommendations in the paragraphs below without prejudice to any decision the General Assembly may take on the question of financing.
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It is clear to all of us that the General Assembly may take only decisions that fall within its mandate under the Charter and must act in conformity with the Charter.
The Sixth Committee has decided that it should continue to discuss the item in the light of further information provided to it,as well as any further decisions that the General Assembly may take on this item at its current session.
Decides, subject to any decision that the General Assembly may take in that connection, to continue to discharge the functions entrusted to it under Assembly resolution 1970(XVIII), in accordance with established procedures.
The Advisory Committee notes that the budgetary treatment of gratis personnel will be in accordance with such decisions as the General Assembly may take at its resumed fifty-first session.
In connection with the actions that the General Assembly may take at its fiftieth session concerning the financing of UNAMIR, the Committee recommends that the Assembly take note of the preliminary report on the disposition of the assets of UNAMIR.
The Committee also decided that the terms of office would be adjusted to conform to the decision the General Assembly may take on the recommendation of the Pension Board contained in Annex XVI of its report.1.
The Committee further notes that the decisions the General Assembly may take regarding the harmonization of conditions of service(see A/65/305/Add.1 and A/65/537) may have a further impact on vacancy rates if the locations of seven political missions are to become family duty stations.
Consideration of the related proposals of the Secretary-General(A/60/846/Add.3, paras. 112(b)-(d) and(f)-(i))depends on such decision as the General Assembly may take with regard to the underlying issue of consolidation of accounts.
The establishment of the Office is without prejudice to the decision the General Assembly may take during the main part of its sixtieth session following the consideration of the proposed staffing establishment of the Mission for the 2005/06 financial period.
The list of the United Nations standards of conduct contained in subparagraphs(a) to(c)of the proposed article 7 bis may require revision in the light of any decision which the General Assembly may take with respect to the proposals of this group.
Moreover, in the opinion of the Advisory Committee, the terms of reference, composition andworking methods of the Oversight Committee will need to be revisited in light of such decision as the General Assembly may take on the follow-up to the World Summit Outcome document.
In connection with the action that the General Assembly may take at its fifty-third session on the loss of United Nations assets in peacekeeping operations, the Committee recommends that the General Assembly take note of the report of the Secretary-General(A/53/340). Notes.
Before adjourning the meeting, I would like to inform members that, at 2.30 p.m. today,we will continue our debate on agenda item 14, in order that the General Assembly may take a decision on the draft resolution contained in document A/59/L.18.
In connection with the action that the General Assembly may take at its fifty-fourth session on the loss of United Nations assets in peacekeeping operations, the Advisory Committee recommends that the Assembly take note of the report of the Secretary-General A/54/669 and Corr.1.
The Mission recognizes that the provisional staffing establishment is subject to the Advisory Committee's review and any decision that the General Assembly may take thereon with regard to budgetary and administrative matters, including posts, concerning MONUC.
In connection with the actions that the General Assembly may take at its fiftieth session, the Advisory Committee recommends that the Assembly defer any action on the preliminary information on the disposition of UNPF assets pending receipt of the more detailed report requested by the Advisory Committee.
Should the assessmentscontinue to remain unpaid, the Administration's ability to repay long-outstanding amounts due to Member States will depend upon the decision, if any, that the General Assembly may take on the consolidation of peacekeeping accounts.
The overall vacancy situation may also be affected as a result of any decision that the General Assembly may take on the basis of the report which it has requested the Secretary-General to submit to the Assembly at its fifty-sixth session concerning the implications of increasing to 62 the mandatory age of separation for staff members appointed before January 1990.
In this connection, the Committee requests the Secretariat to prepare a full analysis of the underlying causes of the high rate of staff turnover in this and other missions so that the General Assembly may take this into consideration in its ongoing discussions on human resources management at the main part of its sixty-third session.
Stresses the accountability and ultimate responsibility of Headquarters for the acquisition of air services and the provision of safety standards, bearing in mind current delegations of authority for procurement,without prejudice to any future decision that the General Assembly may take on this issue;
According to the Secretary-General, the"provisional establishment of these temporary posts" is requested without prejudice to the decision the General Assembly may take during the main part of its sixtieth session following the consideration of the proposed staffing establishment of the Mission for the 2005/06 financial period.
The Advisory Committee has therefore requested the Secretary-General to submit a report on the requirements of the Tribunal to the General Assembly at its forty-eighth session,based on such decisions as the General Assembly may take at its resumed forty-seventh session on the nature of financing of the Tribunal.
Accordingly, while Article 12 may limit the scope of the action which the General Assembly may take subsequent to its receipt of the Court's opinion(a matter on which it is unnecessary for the Court to decide in the present context), it does not in itself limit the authorization to request an advisory opinion which is conferred upon the General Assembly by Article 96, paragraph 1.
In this connection, the Committee requests the Secretariat to prepare a full analysis of theunderlying causes of the high rate of staff turnover in this and other missions so that the General Assembly may take this into consideration in its ongoing discussions on human resources management at the main part of its sixty-third session.