Примеры использования General conference requested на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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At its eighth session, in resolution GC.8/Res.3 on sustainable industrial development, the General Conference requested the Director-General to undertake a number of specific measures.
In adopting resolution GC.7/Res.9, the General Conference requested the Director-General to take a number of actions in support of Latin America and the Caribbean within the context of the Business Plan.
Mr. Ouattara(Côte d'Ivoire) took note with satisfaction of the many activities which had taken place in Africa inthe context of the Decade and welcomed the resolution(28C/Resolution 3.2) whereby the UNESCO General Conference requested the Director-General to ensure that acknowledgement of the cultural dimension in the process of sustainable development remained a priority in UNESCO's post-Decade programmes.
In its resolution GC.4/Res.2, the General Conference requested the Director-General to fully incorporate in future annual reports the programme performance report according to Board decision IDB.7/Dec.11.
Following Committee conclusion 1987/19, and upon recommendation of the Committee and the Board, the General Conference requested the Director-General to incorporate fully in the annual reports the programme performance report for the relevant period GC.4/Res.2.
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In 1999 the IAEA General Conference requested the Director General to bring to the attention of the United Nations General Assembly resolution GC(43)/RES/18, entitled"Measures against illicit trafficking in nuclear materials and other radioactive sources.
Recalling further resolution GC.4/Res.8 of 22 November 1991 of the General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization on the Second Decade, in which the General Conference requested the Director-General of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization to provide greater support to African countries and their subregional organizations for the implementation of their national and subregional programmes for the Second Decade.
In resolution GC.13/Res.8 the General Conference requested the Director-General to continue to develop, within the Organization's mandate under the thematic priority environment and energy, activities towards sustainable industrial development, and submit a report on the progress made in implementing the resolution to the Board at its thirty-eighth session.
In its resolution GC(XXXVII)/RES/627 of 1 October 1993, a/ the General Conference requested the Director General, on the basis of his report contained in document GOV/2682-GC(XXXVII)/1072.
In resolution GC.6/Res.8, the General Conference requested the Director-General to provide progress reports on the implementation of the programme to the sessions of the Board and to report to the Conference through the Board on the implementation of that resolution.
Subsequently, upon recommendation of the Committee and the Board, the General Conference requested the Director-General to incorporate fully in the annual reports the programme performance report for the relevant period GC.4/Res.2.
In resolution GC.6/Res.2, the General Conference requested the Director-General to adapt, beginning with the Annual Report of UNIDO 1995, the annual report into a consolidated report covering(i) new technical cooperation programmes,(ii) progress on current programmes and(iii) an assessment of completed programmes.
In resolution GC.7/Res.1 on policy framework of UNIDO, the General Conference requested the Director-General to keep the Member States informed about the implementation of the Business Plan, inter alia, through a range of performance indicators.
In 2000 the IAEA General Conference requested the Director General to bring to the attention of the General Assembly its resolution GC(44)/RES/20, entitled"Measures against illicit trafficking in nuclear materials and other radioactive sources", and invited the Assembly, in its continued development of the draft convention for the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism, to bear in mind the Agency's activities in preventing and combating illicit trafficking in nuclear materials and other radioactive materials.
In paragraph 5 of the resolution proclaiming World Radio Day, the General Conference requested that its decision in this regard(resolution 63; see enclosure) be submitted for endorsement to the General Assembly of the United Nations at its sixty-seventh session, in September 2012.
In its resolution GC.10/Res.6(8), the General Conference requested the Director General to submit a short progress report on the developments and steps taken with regard to UNIDO activities in countries emerging from crisis situations to the twenty-ninth session of the Board.
In resolution GC.10/Res. 2(6)on the medium-term programme framework, 2004 2007, the General Conference requested the Director-General to take into account, when implementing the technical assistance and research programme during the period 2004-2007, the Strategic Guidelines"Towards improved UNIDO programme delivery" and document GC.10/14.
In resolution GC.7/Res.1, the General Conference requested the Director-General to keep Member States informed about the implementation of the Business Plan, inter alia, through a range of performance indicators.
Most recently, in resolution GC.10/Res.2, the General Conference requested the Director-General to carry forward the process of decentralization to the field and further strengthen and rationalize the field operations of the Organization.
Recalled further resolution GC.7/Res.2 in which the General Conference requested the discussion group to make concrete recommendations to the Board on the various options contained in document IDB.18/18 on the collection of unpaid assessed contributions from the United States;
Egypt endeavoured to convene the forum which the IAEA General Conference requested the Director General to make arrangements for, and in which participants from the Middle East and other interested parties could learn from the experience of other regions, including in the area of confidence-building relevant to the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone.
In paragraph 7 of the same resolution, the General Conference requested me to bring said resolution to the attention of the United Nations General Assembly and invited the General Assembly, in elaborating the above-mentioned convention, to bear in mind the Agency's activities in preventing and combating illicit trafficking in nuclear material and other radioactive sources.
In October 2005, the 33rd session of UNESCO's General Conference requested the Director-General of UNESCO"to pursue reflection on the question of science ethics" in cooperation with the International Council for Science(ICSU) and the World Commission on the Ethics of Scientific Knowledge and Technology(COMEST) and to submit a report to UNESCO's Executive Board at its 175th Session September-October 2006.
In that context, the IAEA General Conference requested the Director General to pursue efforts to strengthen the technical cooperation activities of the Agency aimed at improving the scientific, technological and regulatory capabilities of developing countries and by continuing to assist them in nuclear energy production for those States pursuing it as a component of their energy mix in the twenty-first century.
With the same decision, the General Conference requested the Director General to submit on a quadrennial basis, from 2013 onwards, to the Board in the second year of a biennium, through the Programme and Budget Committee, a draft medium-term programme framework for the four years that follow the current biennium, taking into account the recommendations of the latest comprehensive policy review of operational activities for development.
In that context, the IAEA General Conference requested the Director General to pursue efforts to strengthen the Agency's technical cooperation activities aimed at improving the scientific, technological and regulatory capabilities of developing countries by continuing to assist in, inter alia, nuclear energy production for those States that pursue it as a component of their energy mix in the twenty-first century.
The General Conference requests the Director General to invite experts from the Middle East and other areas to a technical workshop on safeguards, verification technologies, and related experience.
In the context of the agenda item on the application of the International Atomic Energy Agency Safeguards in the Middle East, the General Conference requests the Director General to invite experts from the Middle East and other areas to a technical workshop on Safeguards, verification technologies, and other related experience including experience in various regional contexts.
Provision could also be made for convening extraordinary meetings of the General Conference if requested by a majority of States Parties.
Furthermore, the Conference requested the Director General to report to the fifteenth session of the Conference on related UNIDO activities.