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Following deliberations on the matter, an open-ended working group was established.
An open-ended working group was established to deal with the agenda item.
With resolution 48/26 of 3 December 1993, the Open-ended Working Group was established.
An open-ended working group was established to undertake a review of the draft document.
It has been on the agenda of the General Assembly since 1993, when the Open-ended Working Group was established.
An open-ended working group was established to discuss this agenda item in detail.
Ms. Nieto recalled decision BS-I/8 of the first meeting of the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Protocol, in which the Open-ended Working Group was established.
The Open-ended Working Group was established as a subsidiary body of the Conference to prepare for its sessions.
The crucial importance of reforming the Security Council has been reiterated annually since the Open-ended Working Group was established to deal with this matter in all its aspects in 1993.
The Open-ended Working Group was established pursuant to paragraphs 1 and 2 of General Assembly resolution 67/56.
The crucial importance of Security Council reform has been constantly reaffirmed every year since 1993,when the Open-ended Working Group was established to consider that issue in all its aspects.
The Open-ended Working Group was established because Member States recognized the need to reform the Council.
It remains a matter of great concern to my delegation that no substantial progress has been made on the issue of Security Council reform nearly 10 years after the Open-ended Working Group was established.
In addition, in 1993 the Open-ended Working Group was established, and since then it has submitted its yearly reports to the General Assembly.
Mr. Mahugu(Kenya): The question of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council has engaged this Organization since three years ago,when the Open-ended Working Group was established to consider the matter.
This intersessional open-ended working group was established by Commission resolution 2001/46 of 23 April 2001 and Council decision 2001/221 of 4 June 2001.
As noted elsewhere in the current report, the reform processes initiated by the Special Committee in 1991, which brought about a number of changes and improvements in its approach, methods and procedures,were pursued in 1992 and again in 1993. An open-ended Working Group was established at the 1413th meeting, on 5 March 1993, to assist the Committee in that regard.
An informal, open-ended working group was established at the intersessional meeting of the Commission held on 25 September 2007, to discuss preparations for the Twelfth Congress.
The President(interpretation from French): Following the issuance in June 1992 of“An Agenda for Peace”, an Informal Open-ended Working Group was established at the forty-seventh session of the General Assembly to consider and respond to the Secretary-General's recommendation contained in the report.
This open-ended Working Group was established by the Commission on Human Rights in its resolution 1998/72 of 22 April 1998, as approved by Economic and Social Council decision 1998/269 of 30 July 1998.
At the fifth session of the Ad Hoc Committee(Vienna,10-21 March 2003), an informal open-ended working group was established by the Vice-Chairman with responsibility for chapter VII of the draft convention and coordinated by Egypt.
This open-ended working group was established by Commission resolution 2002/24 of 22 April 2002 and Council decision 2002/254 of 25 July 2002 to meet in the intersessional period of the fifty-ninth session of the Commission.
In order to facilitate the thematic discussion, an informal open-ended working group was established, chaired by Vasyl Pokotylo, Vice-Chairman of the fifteenth session of the Commission.
This open-ended working group was established by Commission resolution 2002/24 of 24 April 2002 and Economic and Social Council decision 2002/257 of 25 July 2002 to meet in the intersessional period of the fifty-ninth session of the Commission on Human Rights.
In this connection, an ad hoc open-ended working group was established to formulate proposals that might lead to the final adoption of an action-oriented Agenda for Development.
In order to achieve this, an ad hoc open-ended working group was established under the Convention in 1994; it is designed to conclude a legally binding instrument to strengthen the Convention.
At the sixty-first session(2009), an open-ended Working Group was established under the chairmanship of Mr. Alain Pellet, and from its discussions, a proposed general framework for consideration of the topic, specifying the issues to be addressed by the Special Rapporteur, was prepared.
During 1996 and 1997, an open-ended working group was established by the Bureau of the Executive Board of the World Food Programme to bring the General and Financial Regulations of WFP in line with the most recent decisions of the United Nations and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO) and to remove outdated or superseded provisions.
Open-ended working groups were established on each of the above-mentioned topics to work by electronic mail and in close cooperation with the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea.
In order to implement respective General Assembly andHuman Rights Council mandates, the Working Group recommends that an intergovernmental open-ended working group be established at the international level, consisting of nominated representatives of interested States and experts, tasked with drafting the text of a new international convention on regulating private military and security companies.