Примеры использования General assembly would take на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I should appreciate it if the General Assembly would take note of this situation.
My presentation today comes as the Committee is considering draft resolution A/C.1/62/L.47, by whose adoption the General Assembly would take note of the Panel's report.
He hoped the General Assembly would take note of the conclusions and refer them to the attention of States.
Mongolia supported most of the recommendations in that report and hoped that the General Assembly would take action in that regard during the current session.
Mongolia hoped that the General Assembly would take the appropriate decisions to further financing for development.
Then with the decision of the Fifth Committee,together with the draft resolution initiated by another Main Committee, the General Assembly would take a decision on the draft resolution itself.
The draft decision by which the General Assembly would take note of the provisional programme of work is reproduced in paragraph 7 of the report.
The procedures followed by the Secretariat in submitting its proposals for approval were improper;any action that the General Assembly would take should not, therefore, serve as a precedent.
The draft decision by which the General Assembly would take note of the provisional programme of work is reproduced in paragraph 7 of the report.
It therefore supported the proposal that agenda item 164 should be assigned to the plenary Assembly for consideration,and hoped that the General Assembly would take the appropriate decisions.
He hoped that the General Assembly would take the appropriate decisions on the date and venue of the conference and on other aspects of the preparatory process.
In reaching a decision on that matter, his delegation expected that the Fifth Committee and the General Assembly would take into account the country's economic situation and its capacity to pay.
He hoped that the General Assembly would take decisions on those issues before the end of 2003 so that the changes could be introduced into the next budgetary cycle.
At its 55th meeting, on 13 December, on the proposal of the Chairman, the Committee adopted a draft decision by which the General Assembly would take note of documents considered under the item see para. 35.
To adopt a resolution or decision whereby the General Assembly would take note of the progress achieved in the implementation of the Declaration and reaffirm its principles and objectives.
At its 58th meeting, on 14 December, on the proposal of the Chairman,the Committee adopted a draft decision by which the General Assembly would take note of two documents considered under the item see para. 77.
He trusted that the General Assembly would take a decision on the matter before the end of the year so that the new arrangements could be put into effect, as scheduled, on 1 January 1995.
At its 67th meeting, on 14 December, on the proposal of the Chairman, the Committee adopted, without a vote, a draft decision by which the General Assembly would take note of documents considered under item 100(a) see para. 24.
The General Assembly would take note of this decision and call upon the States parties to intensify their efforts in order to conclude negotiations on a strengthened land- mine Protocol.
At the 30th meeting, on 16 November 1995, on the proposal of the Chairman,the Committee adopted a draft decision by which the General Assembly would take note of the reports considered under the item see para. 26.
In the operative part of the draft resolution the General Assembly would take note of the part of the report of the Conference on Disarmament relating to a future convention on the prohibition of radiological weapons.
At its 66th meeting, on 14 December 1994, on the proposal of the Chairman,the Committee adopted a draft decision by which the General Assembly would take note of two documents considered under the item see para. 38, draft decision II.
It was anticipated that the General Assembly would take action to reduce the level of the appropriation accordingly and to assess the reduced amount on Member States, stated in paragraph 9 of the report.
At its 49th meeting, on 22 November, on the proposal of the Chairperson, the Committee adopted a draft decision, without a vote, by which the General Assembly would take note of the report of the Secretary-General on the status of the International Convention on the Suppression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid(A/51/427) see para. 16.
She hoped that the General Assembly would take a strong stand to ensure that all staff members under investigation had the benefit of due process and that their rights would not be violated, as had sometimes occurred in the past, by the reporting of conclusions prior to adjudication.
At its 50th meeting, on 27 November, on the proposal of the Chairman, the Committee adopted, without a vote,a draft decision by which the General Assembly would take note of the report of the Secretary-General on rape and abuse of women in the areas of armed conflict in the former Yugoslavia(A/52/497) see para. 45.
In paragraph 3, the General Assembly would take note of the Guide to Practice on Reservations to Treaties presented by the Commission, including the guidelines, the text of which would be annexed to the resolution, and would encourage its widest possible dissemination.
At its 42nd meeting, on 29 November, on the proposal of the Chairman, the Committee adopted, without a vote, a draft decision by which the General Assembly would take note of the note by the Secretary-General transmitting the report of the Ninth United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders(A/50/373) see para. 23, draft decision.
The Committee hoped that the General Assembly would take note of the draft guidelines and that they would be forwarded by the Secretary-General to States for incorporation in their national military manuals.
Under the operative part of the draft resolution, the General Assembly would take note of the report of the Special Committee on the Charter of the United Nations and on the Strengthening of the Role of the Organization.