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At the same meeting, Mr. Bengoa introduced his memorandum on the Social Forum E/CN.4/Sub.2/2003/16.
In his memorandum, the Secretary-General suggests that this precedent be applied to the election of judges of the International Tribunal.
The General Committee considered the draft agenda of the fifty-first session submitted by the Secretary-General in his memorandum A/BUR/51/1.
It is precisely what he stated in his memorandum of 29 October 1996 addressed to the United Nations Security Council.
The General Committee considered the draft agenda of the sixty-second session submitted by the Secretary-General in his memorandum A/BUR/62/1.
In his memorandum, the Secretary-General suggests that those precedents be applied to the election of ad litem judges of the International Tribunal.
The General Committee considered the draft agenda of the fifty-seventh session submitted by the Secretary-General in his memorandum A/BUR/57/1.
This has been put in motion by the Associate Administrator in his memorandum of 12 April 1999, in which he outlined the role, structure and function of OSG.
The General Committee considered the draft agenda of the forty-eighth session submitted by the Secretary-General in his memorandum A/BUR/48/1 and Add.1.
In his memorandum, however, Macnaghten stated that"no-one ever saw the Whitechapel murderer", which directly contradicts Anderson's and Swanson's recollection.
The General Committee considered the draft agenda of the fiftieth session submitted by the Secretary-General in his memorandum A/BUR/50/1 and Add.1.
His Memorandum on the World's Monetary Problems, published by the League of Nations for the International Financial Conference in Brussels in 1920.
The General Committee considered the draft agenda of the sixty-first session submitted by the Secretary-General in his memorandum A/BUR/61/1 and Add.1.
In his Memorandum to the Committee of Experts for the Codification of International Law, the ILO Director General wrote with respect to labour Conventions.
The General Committee considered the draft agenda of the fifty-fourth session submitted by the Secretary-General in his memorandum A/BUR/54/1 and Add.1.
In his memorandum, the Secretary-General suggests that this precedent be applied to the election of judges of the third Trial Chamber of the International Tribunal.
The General Committee considered the draft agenda of the fifty-eighth session submitted by the Secretary-General in his memorandum A/BUR/58/1 and Corr.1 and Add.1.
In addressing the second issue, the Secretary-General of the League of Nations pointed out in his Memorandum that the mandate of the Azerbaijani delegation attending the Paris Peace Conference derived from the government that had been in power at Baku until April 1920.
Informal consultations convened by the President of the Economic and Social Council, H.E. Mr. Gert Rosenthal(Guatemala),to discuss his memorandum to the Council dated 10 September 2003.
In his memorandum contained in document A/57/801, the Secretary-General suggests, in paragraph 8(b), that these precedents be followed and that rule 151 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly be applied to the election of ad litem judges of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.
Recalling with appreciation the initiative taken by the President of the sixteenth session of the General Assembly in his memorandum of 26 April 1962 on the methods of work of the Assembly, b.
In his memorandum contained in document A/57/492, the Secretary-General suggests, in paragraph 12(b), that those precedents be followed and that rule 151 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly be applied to the election of permanent judges of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.
Following the practice in the election of judges of the International Court of Justice,the Secretary-General suggests in his memorandum that any second and subsequent balloting shall be unrestricted.
On 2 March 2009, the General Assembly appointed the judges of the Appeals Tribunal on the basis of the recommendations of the Internal Justice Council, as set out in its report(A/63/489), andpursuant to the procedures outlined by the Secretary-General in his memorandum A/63/701.
Following the practice in the election of judges of the International Court of Justice,the Secretary-General suggests in his memorandum that any second or subsequent balloting shall be unrestricted.
In his Memorandum to the Lithuanian Government of 16 May 2007, the Council of Europe's Commissioner for Human Rights noted that an amendment providing for a 30-day reflection period and a renewable residence permit for victims co-operating with the police was pending before the Parliament.
Following the practice in the election of judges of the International Court of Justice, the Secretary-General suggests in his memorandum that any second and subsequent balloting shall be unrestricted.
The Committee notes the author's claims that the Supreme Court was not independent because it ignored his memorandum requesting to fix the date of hearing in December 2006, failed to take steps to call for more judges, and lacks administrative and financial independence.
In the light of unduly protracted procedures at similar elections in the past, Liechtenstein would like to suggest that the procedure for the electionof ad litem judges, as suggested by the Secretary-General in his memorandum(A/59/887), be applied by the General Assembly with a slight modification.
As early as 1949, this was stressed by the Secretary-General of the United Nations in his memorandum, entitled"The Charter and Judgment of the Nürnberg Tribunal-- History and Analysis.