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Moreover, it was his intention to continue with his law studies.
Letter dated 25 October(S/2000/1037) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council,informing him that following the usual consultations, it was his intention to appoint Brigadier General P. C. Cammaert(Netherlands) as Force Commander of UNMEE.
It was his intention to tour for a few years and then go to law school.
In that report, the Secretary-General informed the Preparatory Committee that it was his intention to establish a self-standing central secretariat under the authority of the Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs.
It was his intention to hold plenary meetings to take stock of progress in the work of the Main Committees.
Letter dated 22 November(S/1999/1199) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council, informing him that,after the usual consultations, it was his intention to appoint Major General Vijay Kumar Jetley(India) as Force Commander of UNAMSIL.
It was his intention to propose a number of corrective measures to the Committee, in consultation with other delegations.
Letter dated 9 September(S/1998/853) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council, informing him,following the usual consultations, that it was his intention to appoint Brigadier General Ove Johnny Strømberg(Norway) as the Force Commander of UNPREDEP.
It was his intention to conduct consultations in order to secure the holding of the 2008 seminar in the Pacific region.
Letter dated 16 December(S/1998/1191) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council, informing him that,following the usual consultations, it was his intention to appoint Fernando Valenzuela Marzo(Spain) as his Special Representative for UNPREDEP.
It was his intention to hold brief plenary sessions when necessary to take stock of progress in the work of the Main Committees.
Letter dated 28 October(S/1999/1109) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council, informing him that,following the usual consultations, it was his intention to appoint Brigadier General Claude Buze(Belgium) to the post of Force Commander of MINURSO.
The CHAIRMAN said it was his intention to raise that issue with the Bureau and he would inform the Committee of the Bureau's decision.
Letter dated 22 June(S/1998/563) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council, informing him that,following the usual consultations, it was his intention to appoint Lieutenant Colonel Graeme Roger Williams(New Zealand) as the Chief Military Observer of UNMOP.
He stated that it was his intention to initiate the reduction of UNAVEM III by withdrawing some infantry and support units by the end of December 1996.
Letter dated 12 January(S/1995/41) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council,stating that it was his intention to appoint General Bernard Janvier of France as Force Commander of UNPROFOR in succession to General Bertrand de Sauville de la Presle, effective 1 March 1995.
But behold, it was his intention to gain favor with the armies of the Lamanites, that he might place himself at their head, and dethrone the king, and take possession of the kingdom.
Letter dated 24 October(S/1997/841) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council, informing the Council that,following consultations with the parties concerned, it was his intention to appoint Major General Esa Kalervo Tarvainen(Finland) as the next Force Commander of UNIKOM.
The Secretary/CEO advised the Board that it was his intention to submit to the Board at its next session a comprehensive study on disability matters.
Letter dated 5 March(S/1999/254) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council, informing him that,following consultations with the parties concerned, it was his intention to appoint Brigadier General John Hvidegaard(Denmark) as the next Chief Military Observer of UNMOT.
The President informed the Board that it was his intention to complete the work of the twenty-eighth executive session of the Board in two days instead of three, i.e. on 12-13 March 2002.
Letter dated 16 November(S/1999/1186) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council, informing him that, after the usual consultations, it was his intention to appoint Oluyemi Adeniji(Nigeria) as his Special Representative for Sierra Leone and head of UNAMSIL.
It was his intention to send a letter to the President of the General Assembly informing him of the aforesaid measures and stressing the special role that the Committee could play in enhancing the rule of law.
In a letter dated 25 February 2010(S/2010/103), the Secretary-General informed the President of the Council that,following consultations, it was his intention to appoint Antti Turunen of Finland as the United Nations representative responsible for United Nations support to the Geneva international discussions and IPRM.
The Chairman said that it was his intention to reaffirm the role of the Fifth Committee to the Chairmen of the other Main Committees through the President of the General Assembly; the letter would not be simply for information.
Letter dated 31 January(S/1997/102) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council, informing the Council that,following the usual consultations, it was his intention to appoint Mr. Kai Eide of Norway as Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Coordinator of United Nations Operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
As in the past, it was his intention to convene one or two informal meetings of the Special Committee to consider the issues related to the organization of its next regional seminar and the dates of the seminar, as well as the composition of the Committee's delegation to the seminar.
Letter dated 25 February(S/1998/183) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council, informing the Council that,following consultations with the Governments concerned, it was his intention to appoint Major General Timothy Roger Ford(Australia) as the next Chief of Staff of the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization UNTSO.
The Secretary-General indicated that it was his intention to send shortly to Mozambique a small survey team of experts and to inform the Security Council in due course of their findings, as well as of his final recommendations about the size of the United Nations police component.
In a letter dated 26 April 2002(S/2002/501), the Secretary-General informed the Security Council that, in view of the very positive role played by UNTOP, as well as the country's continuing need for support in its peace-building efforts andwith the concurrence of the Government of Tajikistan, it was his intention to continue the activities of UNTOP for a further period of one year, to the end of May 2003.