Примеры использования General assembly would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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By operative paragraphs 2, 7 and 8 of draft resolution A/C.6/58/L.18, the General Assembly would.
The General Assembly would then approve the projects to be funded from the special account.
I am convinced that an enhanced partnership between the Security Council and the General Assembly would better serve the cause of global peace and stability.
A weak General Assembly would always overshadow any results achieved in reforming the Security Council.
Despite the difficulties,efforts to implement the strategies set out by the Secretary-General and endorsed by the General Assembly would continue.
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The General Assembly would thus receive a report which was internally consistent between its separate elements.
Under paragraph 8 of draft resolution A/C.3/57/L.20, the General Assembly would request the Secretary-General, if necessary, to send a team of experts to Cambodia.
The general assembly would elect a council which in turn would appoint an accreditation board and a technical standards board.
As indicated in paragraph 2 of the statement, under the terms of paragraph 30 of draft resolution A/C.3/65/L.48/Rev.1, the General Assembly would request the Secretary-General.
Observer status in the General Assembly would therefore be beneficial not just for D-8 but for the United Nations as well.
It must be noted that respect on the part of all Member States for the resolutions adopted by the General Assembly would greatly contribute to the strengthening of the Assembly's authority.
The General Assembly would subsequently be requested to approve the establishment of the same positions under the support account for 2009/10.
Meanwhile, the Settlement Plan agreed upon and recognized by both parties to the conflict andconfirmed by the Security Council and the General Assembly would remain as urgent as ever.
Discussion of the item by the General Assembly would violate the principle of national sovereignty enshrined in the Charter.
The General Assembly would discuss the report along with any International Atomic Energy Agency and World Health Organization evaluation of the report.
The results of the hearings would have to be reflected in the Committee's report, on which the General Assembly would in turn base its consideration of the question in plenary.
Closer interaction with the General Assembly would better advance the objectives of UNIDROIT and would be mutually beneficial.
Through the existing budgetary process andwithin existing rules and regulations, the General Assembly would approve transfers from the Development Account budget section to the special account.
The General Assembly would hold a session on social justice, in relation to the major trends and decisions that affect the world economy and polity.
Granting observer status to the Sovereign Military Order of Malta in the General Assembly would enhance the coordination and effectiveness of its activities on behalf of the disadvantaged.
Finally, the General Assembly would encourage the International Law Commission, in relation to its internal matters, to take decisions which could contribute to its efficiency and productivity.
Arrangements in the Executive Office of the Secretary-General in support of the General Assembly would thus parallel those already in place with respect to arrangements in support of the Security Council.
The General Assembly would also approve projects to be funded from the special account that are consistent with the objectives of the medium-term plan and complementary to existing programmes.
The granting of observer status in the General Assembly would strengthen coordination between CSTO and the United Nations.
In that regard, the General Assembly would request the Secretary-General to initiate consultations with the Government of Thailand and to report to the Commission at its twelfth session.
Outside of those two dedicated plenary sessions, the General Assembly would still be available to meet in plenary and to address any emergency issues that might arise.
Finally, in operative paragraph 10, the General Assembly would request the Secretary-General to report to it at its fifty-eighth session on the measures taken to implement the resolution.
It was to be hoped that at its fifty-eighth session the General Assembly would use its political will to bring about a just and lasting solution to the question of Western Sahara.
The decision taken thereon by the General Assembly would affect the ability of the Secretariat to implement mandated programmes.
We are also convinced that a strong General Assembly would enhance the credibility and standing of the United Nations as a whole.