Примеры использования Open-ended working group should continue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Open-ended Working Group should continue to be the forum to search for and reach a consensus.
The General Assembly has decided that the Ad Hoc Open-ended Working Group should continue its work at the fifty-first session of the Assembly.
The open-ended working group should continue its operations, renewable at every session, for an indefinite period.
In the report on its twenty-first session(A/54/21), the Committee proposed that the open-ended working group should continue to be active between sessions.
The Assembly decided that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work and submit a report to the Assembly before the end of the forty-ninth session. 6/.
In this regard, it is important to note that the GeneralAssembly has already decided, in its decision 51/476 of 15 September 1997, that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work.
The draft decision recommends that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work and report to the General Assembly before the end of the forty-ninth session.
It decided to recommend that consideration of this item be continued at the fifty-fifth session of the Assembly, assessing the work done during the previous sessions and determining how the work of the Open-ended Working Group should continue.
The General Assembly decided that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work and submit a report to the Assembly before the end of the forty-ninth session decision 48/498.
In decision 52/490 of 24 August 1998,the General Assembly decided by consensus that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work during the fifty-third session.
The General Assembly decided that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work and submit a report to the Assembly before the end of its fiftieth session, including any agreed recommendations. 8/.
In this regard, we welcome the report of the Open-ended Working Group on the Question of Equitable Representation on and Increase in the Membership of the Security Council(A/48/47) in response to General Assembly resolution 48/26 of 3 December 1993, and the recommendation that the Open-Ended Working Group should continue its work.
The high-level segment agreed that the next meeting of the Open-ended Working Group should continue discussion on the use of HCFCs in Parties operating under Article 51.
Decides that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work, taking into account the progress achieved during the forty-eighth, forty-ninth and the fiftieth sessions and the views to be expressed during the fifty-first session of the Assembly, and submit a report to the Assembly before the end of its fifty-first session, including any agreed recommendations.
The General Assemblydecided at both its forty-eighth and forty-ninth sessions that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work and submit a report to the Assembly before the end of the following session decisions 48/498 and 49/499.
Decides that the Open-ended Working Group should continue to exert efforts during the sixty-third session of the General Assembly aimed at achieving general agreement among Member States in the consideration of all issues relevant to the question of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council and other matters related to the Council, taking into account the progress achieved from the forty-eighth to sixty-second sessions of the Assembly;
The representative of Egypt referred to the method of work of the Committee andwas of the view that the open-ended working group should continue to be active between sessions and serve as a forum for the discussion of public information and communications strategies.
Decides that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work, taking into account, inter alia, the views expressed at the forty-ninth session, and submit a report to the General Assembly before the end of that session.
The General Assembly decided at its forty-eighth to fiftieth sessions that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work and submit a report to the Assembly before the end of the following session decisions 48/498, 49/499 and 50/489.
Decides that the Ad Hoc Open-ended Working Group should continue its work at its fiftieth session, taking into account the progress achieved during the forty-ninth session of the General Assembly, with a view to finalizing an Agenda for Development, and report thereon during the fiftieth session of the Assembly.
On 10 September 2001, in its decision 55/503, the General Assembly decided that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work and submit a report to the Assembly before the end of the fifty-sixth session, including any agreed recommendations.
Decides that the Ad Hoc Open-ended Working Group should continue its work at the fifty-first session of the General Assembly, with a view to concluding its work as soon as possible, taking into account the progress achieved during the forty-ninth and fiftieth sessions of the Assembly, and report thereon during the fifty-first session of the Assembly.
On 24 August 1998, in its decision 52/490, the General Assembly decided that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work and submit a report to the Assembly before the end of the fifty-third session, including any agreed recommendations.
Decides that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work, taking into account, inter alia, the progress achieved during the forty-eighth and forty-ninth sessions and the views expressed during the fiftieth session of the General Assembly, including the Special Commemorative Meeting of the General Assembly on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations, and submit a report to the General Assembly before the end of its fiftieth session, including any agreed recommendations.
In fact, paragraph(f) of the decision decides that the Open-ended Working Group should continue to exert efforts during the present session of the General Assembly aimed at achieving general agreement among Member States.
On 5 September 2000, in its decision 54/488, the General Assembly decided that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work and submit a report to the Assembly before the end of the fifty-fifth session, including any agreed recommendations.
On 15 September 1997, in its decision 51/476, the General Assembly decided that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work and submit a report to the Assembly before the end of the fifty-second session, including any agreed recommendations.
On 13 September 1999, in its decision 53/487, the General Assembly decided that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work and submit a report to the Assembly before the end of the fifty-fourth session, including any agreed recommendations.
The General Assembly decided at its forty-eighth to fifty-first sessions that the Open-ended Working Group should continue its work and submit a report to the Assembly before the end of the following session decisions 48/498, 49/499, 50/489 and 51/476.
In its decision 49/497 of 14 September 1995,the Assembly decided that the Ad Hoc Open-ended Working Group should continue its work during the fiftieth session of the Assembly with a view to finalizing an agenda for development and to report thereon during the fiftieth session of the Assembly.