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The Secretariat invited States to submit such proposals by 1 July 2008.
At its fifty-fifth session in 2000, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to submit a report on the implications of increasing the membership of the Commission and invited States to submit their views on this issue.
By a note dated 29 December 1997, the Secretary-General invited States to submit comments in accordance with paragraph 2 of resolution 52/151.
In its resolution 55/151 of 12 December 2000, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to submit to it at its fifty-sixth session a report on the implications of increasing the membership of the Commission and invited States to submit their views on that issue.
By a note dated 28 December 2000, the Secretary-General invited States to submit comments in accordance with paragraph 2 of Assembly resolution 55/150.
The secretariat invited States to submit contributions in implementation of that decision and the responses received were compiled in document CAC/COSP/IRG/2014/CRP.2.
It also noted with appreciation the draft plan of action for the first phase(2005-2007) and invited States to submit comments thereon to OHCHR, with a view to its early adoption.
In resolution 49/53 of 9 December 1994, the General Assembly invited States to submit to the Secretary-General written comments on the draft statute for an international criminal court, and requested the Secretary-General to invite such comments from relevant international organs.
In this respect, it is worth recalling that in its resolution 1/8,entitled"Best practices in the fight against corruption", the Conference invited States to submit best practices on any aspect of the Convention that might be considered a priority.
By note verbale dated 31 January 2013, OHCHR invited States to submit information on new developments, best practices and remaining challenges in relation to conscientious objection to military service.
By paragraph 2 of its resolution 55/150 of 12 December 2000, entitled"Convention on jurisdictional immunities of States and their property", the General Assembly urged States, if they had not yet done so, to submit their comments to the Secretary-General in accordance with Assembly resolution49/61 of 9 December 1994, and also invited States to submit in writing to the Secretary-General, by 1 August 2001, their comments on the reports of the open-ended working group of the Sixth Committee established under resolutions 53/98 and 54/101.
Further to the resolution, the Office of the High Commissioner invited States to submit written comments and also organized, in collaboration with the Observatory for diversity and cultural rights, a one-day informal consultation on this theme.
In its resolution 59/113, the General Assembly proclaimed the World Programme for Human Rights Education, noted with appreciation the draft plan of action for its first phase(2005-2007), focusing on the primary andsecondary school systems, and invited States to submit comments thereon to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR), with a view to its early adoption. On 21 December 2004, OHCHR sent a note verbale to all Governments seeking comments on the draft plan of action by 31 January 2005.
By paragraph 2 of its resolution 49/61, the Assembly invited States to submit to the Secretary-General their comments on the conclusions of the chairman of the informal consultations held pursuant to Assembly decision 48/413 of 9 December 1993, and on the reports of the Working Group established under Assembly resolution 46/55 of 9 December 1991 and reconvened pursuant to its decision 47/414 of 25 November 1992.
Decided to establish an Ad Hoc Committee to review the major substantive andadministrative issues arising out of the draft statute prepared by the Commission, invited States to submit to the Secretary-General, before 15 March 1995, written comments on the draft statute, and requested the Secretary-General to invite such comments from relevant international organs.
By its resolution 49/61 of 9 December 1994, the General Assembly,inter alia, invited States to submit to the Secretary-General their comments on the conclusions of the Chairman of the Informal consultations referred to in paragraph 7 above and on the reports of the Working Group referred to in paragraphs 3 and 5 above.
By a note dated 8 February 1999, the Secretary-General once again invited States to submit comments in accordance with paragraph 2 of General Assembly resolution 52/151.
In order to facilitate decisions on the first cycle of the Regular Process,the Assembly invited States to submit their views to the Secretary-General on the fundamental building blocks of the Regular Process.
In its resolution 59/113, the Assembly proclaimed the World Programme for Human Rights Education and invited States to submit comments to OHCHR on the draft plan of action for the first phase(A/59/525), prepared jointly by OHCHR and UNESCO.
Invites States to submit, not later than 1 July 1996, written comments and observations on the draft articles adopted by the International Law Commission;
As stated in the letter dated 12 June 2013,the Security Council requested that I invite States to submit nominations within a period of 30 days.
Resolution 1455 makes clear that what the Security Council sought by inviting States to submit reports was to maintain the momentum of international action against Al-Qaida and the Taliban, and to assess the effectiveness of the measures it had imposed.
Invites States to submit to the Secretary-General, before 15 March 1995, written comments on the draft statute for an international criminal court, and requests the Secretary-General to invite such comments from relevant international organs;
Invites States to submit to the Secretary-General by 15 February 1994, as requested by the International Law Commission, written comments on the draft articles proposed by the Working Group on a draft statute for an international criminal court;
Invites States to submit to the Special Rapporteur comments on their programmes and policies with respect to access to information for the purposes of education on and prevention of human immunodeficiency virus(HIV) infection, and invites the Special Rapporteur, within the framework of his mandate, to consider these comments with a view to sharing best practices;
Invites States to submit to the Secretary-General their comments on the conclusions of the Chairman of the informal consultations held pursuant to General Assembly decision 48/413 of 9 December 1993, as well as the reports of the Working Group established under Assembly resolution 46/55 of 9 December 1991 and decision 47/414 of 25 November 1992; 5/, 6/.
Urges States, if they have not yet done so, to submit their comments to the Secretary-General in accordance with General Assembly resolution 49/61 of 9 December 1994,and also invites States to submit in writing to the Secretary-General, by 1 August 2000, their comments on the report of the Working Group;2.
The decision on how to proceed with respect to the question of the nationality of legal persons will be taken upon completion of the work on the nationality of natural persons andin light of the comments that the General Assembly may invite States to submit on the practical problems raised by a succession of States in this field.
Invites States to submit to the Secretary-General their comments on the conclusions of the chairman of the informal consultations held pursuant to its decision 48/413 of 9 December 1993, 5/ and on the reports of the Working Group established under its resolution 46/55 of 9 December 1991 3/ and reconvened pursuant to its decision 47/414 of 25 November 1992; 4/.
Invites States to submit to the Special Rapporteur comments on their programmes and policies with respect to access to information for the purposes of education on and prevention of human immunodeficiency virus(HIV) infection, expresses its appreciation to States which have already done so and invites the Special Rapporteur, within the framework of his mandate, to consider these comments with a view to sharing best practices;