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The Secretary-General recommended that the mandate of UNMOP be renewed.
In paragraph 241 of his programme for reform(A/51/950), the Secretary-General recommended.
The Secretary-General recommended that the Council endorse the peace plan.
In paragraph 48 of his report(S/1994/1344), the Secretary-General recommended that the mandate of UNAMIR be extended.
The Secretary-General recommended extending the mandate of the Force for six months.
To achieve more predictable humanitarian responses in all emergencies, the Secretary-General recommended three points for rapid progress.
The Secretary-General recommended that the General Assembly should take note of them.
In the light of these considerations, the Secretary-General recommended that the Security Council extend the mandate of the mission until 31 March 1995.
The Secretary-General recommended therefore that a guided tour service should not be introduced.
He also drew attention to paragraph 20 of the memorandum, in which the Secretary-General recommended that the general debate should continue on Saturday, 29 September 2012, in order to maximize the number of speakers during that week.
The Secretary-General recommended that additional resources in the total amount of $1,297,500 would need to be identified.
With regard to the standards of accommodation for air travel, the Secretary-General recommended that all consultants, individual contractors and meeting participants should be required to travel in economy class, with the exception of members of committees and panels.
The Secretary-General recommended that the Security Council extend the mandate of MINURSO for a period of four months.
In part IV of the report,entitled"Action to be taken by the General Assembly", the Secretary-General recommended that the General Assembly consider the approval of a number of principles, and that it not approve, inter alia, the proposal on reimbursement for inland transportation.
The Secretary-General recommended that the Government of Lebanon implement the findings of the report in full.
In the report, the Secretary-General recommended the renewal of the mandate of UNAMA for an additional 12 months.
The Secretary-General recommended alternative 5, which provided, inter alia, for a one-time infusion of $503.5 million.
In the report(A/53/641), the Secretary-General recommended that the regular budget continue granting UNDP a subvention.
The Secretary-General recommended retaining the MINUSTAH engineering units that the Council authorized after the earthquake.
In the light of the foregoing, the Secretary-General recommended to the Security Council approval of his proposed adjustments to the mandate and concept of operations of UNOMIL.
The Secretary-General recommended the extension of the mandate of UNOMB for a further six-month period, until 31 December 2004.
With regard to funding, the Secretary-General recommended, as the most favourable option, a combination of a long-term loan guaranteed by the host country and assessed contributions from Member States.
The Secretary-General recommended that the Council authorize a temporary increase in military personnel strength of 2,000 troops.
As indicated in paragraph 18 of the report, the Secretary-General recommended a multi-year project concept and that any balance of appropriation for the Account at the end of a biennium be carried forward to the succeeding biennium.
The Secretary-General recommended that the mandate of the United Nations Mission of Observers in Prevlaka(UNMOP) be renewed.
Concerning alternatives to air travel, the Secretary-General recommended that programme managers should be required to certify that due consideration had been given to alternative methods of meeting, such as videoconferences.
The Secretary-General recommended the adoption of IPSAS for the United Nations by 2010, highlighting that IPSAS adoption would.
The Secretary-General recommended that Israel commission an independent review of its administrative detention policy with a view to terminating it.
Accordingly, the Secretary-General recommended the adoption of a step-by-step approach, in consultation with staff, beginning with non-monetary recognition.
The Secretary-General recommended the defined-benefit scheme as the appropriate option for the retirement benefits of new members of the Court and judges of the two Tribunals.