Примеры использования General assembly would approve на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All in all, the General Assembly would approve expenditures amounting to approximately $1.3 million.
Four main strategies were examined in the new situation based on the assumption that the General Assembly would approve the new approach at the main part of its sixtieth session.
It was to be hoped that the General Assembly would approve the necessary funds for the training of managers responsible for the new personnel management and accountability systems.
The Rio Group commended the Human Rights Council for adopting, at its eleventh session,the Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children and hoped that the General Assembly would approve them.
He was confident that the General Assembly would approve the new format of the medium-term plan.
Most of the proposals in the report would be achieved through the redeployment of resources and the replacement of the management consulting posts,which she trusted the General Assembly would approve.
Ukraine therefore hoped that the General Assembly would approve its full membership, as envisaged in resolution 63/89.
In view of the need for the continuing adaptation of the United Nations human rights machinery,his delegation hoped that, at the current session, the General Assembly would approve the establishment of a High Commissioner for Human Rights.
In accordance with draft resolution II, the General Assembly would approve the amendments to the rules of procedure of the United Nations Appeals Tribunal, as set out in the annex to the draft resolution.
However, his delegation considered that the Committee on Contributions had reached a reasonable compromise in its final recommendation that the effects of the partial phasing out of the scheme should be spread over a three-year period and he hoped that the General Assembly would approve the Committee's recommendations.
Accordingly, the United Republic of Tanzania trusted that the General Assembly would approve the draft Convention during its current session.
On the assumption that the General Assembly would approve that provision when it considers the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2004-2005, no additional appropriation would be required under section 24.
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.
It was to be hoped that the General Assembly would approve the capital master plan and that all Member States would pay their contributions on time so that the Secretariat would have sufficient resources to implement the plan in full.
The Chairman drew the attention of the Committee to part II,paragraph 2, of the draft resolution which stated that the General Assembly would approve the comments and recommendations of the Advisory Committee subject to the provisions of the resolution itself.
His delegation hoped that the General Assembly would approve the budget proposed by the High Commissioner for Human Rights to enable the Centre for Human Rights to carry out its new initiatives.
The Committee decided, by acclamation, to recommend to the General Assembly the appointment of Mrs. Norma Goicochea Estenoz(Cuba) to the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions for a term of office beginning on the date the General Assembly would approve this appointment and ending on 31 December 1996.
However the Committee reiterated its view that it should not be assumed that the General Assembly would approve a requested post at the level of an incumbent temporarily placed against a vacant post.
Under the draft resolution, the General Assembly would approve the draft biennial calendar of conferences and meetings of the United Nations for 2004-2005 and authorize the Committee on Conferences to make any adjustments necessitated by actions or decisions of the Assembly at its fifty-eighth session.
The relevant report, contained in document A/64/454,reproduces in paragraph 11 a draft resolution whereby the General Assembly would approve the rules of procedure of the United Nations Dispute Tribunal and the United Nations Appeals Tribunal, annexed thereto.
In the draft text, the General Assembly would approve the revised calendar of conferences and meetings of the United Nations for 2003 and decide to resume consideration of the reports of the Secretary-General on pattern of conferences and on improving the performance of the Department of General Assembly Affairs and Conference Services, in order to take action on them.
The Committee recognized that the Secretary-General should have authority to manage staffing of the Mission with flexibility; however,the Committee reiterated its view that it should not be assumed that the General Assembly would approve a requested post at the level of an incumbent temporarily placed against a vacant post para. 13.
Under the terms of draft resolution I, the General Assembly would approve the code of conduct for the judges of the United Nations Dispute Tribunal and the United Nations Appeals Tribunal, as set out in the annex to the draft resolution.
They were however concerned over the amount of the resources earmarked for the period 2004-2005 in the programme budget for the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change,and hoped that the General Assembly would approve the funds necessary for the Convention and its subsidiary bodies to function adequately.
The Committee nevertheless reiterates its view that it should not be assumed that the General Assembly would approve a requested post at the level of an incumbent temporarily placed against a vacant post see A/55/839, para. 33 and A/55/874, para. 39.
Recalling the decision of the General Assembly in December 2012 to defer further the consideration of post-related recosting for inflation and exchange rate projections, she emphasized that the deferral should not be considered a delay, and that neither the Secretary-General northe Organization's staff, at any level, should assume that the General Assembly would approve further resources to cover recosting when the matter was taken up later in 2013.
The Working Group had recommended the adoption of a draft resolution whereby the General Assembly would approve the rules of procedure of the two Tribunals(A/C.6/64/L.2) and a draft decision on the future work on outstanding legal aspects of the agenda item A/C.6/64/L.3.
As indicated in paragraph 13 of its earlier report(A/55/941), the Committee recognizes that the Secretary-General should have authority to manage the staffing of the Mission with flexibility; however,the Committee reiterates its view that it should not be assumed that the General Assembly would approve a requested post at the level of an incumbent temporarily placed against a vacant post see A/55/839, para. 33; and A/55/874, para. 39.
Under the terms of the draft resolution, the General Assembly would approve the guidelines and recommendations regarding the execution of the Programme for the biennium 2004-2005, and carry out in the biennium the activities specified in section III of the report of the Secretary-General on the Programme.
Under draft resolution I, entitled“Declaration on the Enhancement of Cooperation between the United Nations and Regional Arrangements orAgencies in the Maintenance of International Peace and Security”, the General Assembly would approve the Declaration annexed to the draft resolution, and would express its appreciation to the Special Committee for its important contribution to the elaboration of the text of the Declaration.