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The Secretary-General submitted his report(A/48/848/Add.2) on 22 July 1994.
In accordance with that request, the Secretary-General submitted his report on 27 October 1993. 3/.
The Secretary-General submitted his report on this study to the Committee for Programme and Coordination at its forty-second session see E/AC.51/2002/3.
Pursuant to paragraph 24 of resolution 1483(2003) andparagraph 12 of resolution 1511(2003), the Secretary-General submitted his report(S/2004/625), to the Security Council.
On 7 April 2004, the Secretary-General submitted his report(A/58/762) to the Committee on the subject of establishing a global procurement hub in Brindisi.
Further to General Assembly resolution 55/225 A,with respect to the request of the Advisory Committee regarding the conditions of service of the ad litem judges, the Secretary-General submitted his report(A/55/756), on the conditions of service of the ad litem judges of ICTY.
In response to that request, the Secretary-General submitted his report on intergovernmental review of the medium-term plan and the programme budget A/57/786.
Pursuant to the request contained in section X,paragraph 1, of General Assembly resolution 46/185 B of 20 December 1991, the Secretary-General submitted his report on the costs of staff representation activities for the biennium 1990-1991. 1/.
On 1 November 1999, the Secretary-General submitted his report on the financing of the Tribunal(A/54/518), which contained the proposed requirements for 2000.
Further to General Assembly resolution 55/225, with respect to the statement of the Chairman ofthe Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions regarding the conditions of service of the ad litem judges(see A/C.5/55/SR.35, para. 4), the Secretary-General submitted his report(A/55/756) on the conditions of service of the ad litem judges of ICTY.
On 7 October 1998, the Secretary-General submitted his report on the financing of the Tribunal(A/C.5/53/13), which contained the proposed requirements for 1999.
It should also be noted that while OIOS was completing its review, the Secretary-General submitted his report on procurement reform(A/55/127) to the General Assembly.
The Secretary-General submitted his report(S/1994/1389) to the Council on 1 December 1994, as Bosnian Serb forces continued to operate from within the safe area of Bihać.
With regard to the strengthening of the Office of Legal Affairs relating to the new system of administration of justice,it will be recalled that when the Secretary-General submitted his report on the resource requirements for the new system of administration of justice before it became operational, it was assumed that"the efforts for early resolution of disputes through informal means may result in fewer cases being brought to the Tribunals" see A/62/7/Add.7, para. 50.
The Secretary-General submitted his report 1/ to the General Assembly at its forty-fifth session; the report surveyed all principal properties occupied by the United Nations world wide, owned and leased.
At the fifty-ninth session of the General Assembly, the Secretary-General submitted his report on procurement reform(A/59/216) pursuant to General Assembly resolution 57/279.
When the Secretary-General submitted his report on the resource requirements for the new system before it became operational, the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions declined to approve any of the posts that were requested for the Office of Legal Affairs on the assumption that the efforts for the early resolution of disputes through informal means might result in fewer cases being brought to the Tribunals see A/62/7/Add.7, para. 50.
In compliance with the resolution, the Secretary-General submitted his report of 7 April 2004(A/58/761) to the General Assembly at its fifty-eighth session.
A decade ago, the then Secretary-General submitted his report on the causes of conflict and the promotion of durable peace and sustainable development in Africa A/52/871.
Our world has changed in many ways since the Secretary-General submitted his report on the work of the Organization on 6 September, and yet the report before us is of the highest relevance.
On 23 October 2001, the Secretary-General submitted his report on the financing of the Tribunal(A/56/495 and Corr.1 and Add.1), containing the proposed budget for the biennium 2002-2003.
Pursuant to paragraph 44 of section XI of General Assembly resolution 59/276, the Secretary-General submitted his report of 24 February 2006(A/60/695), in which he outlined the proposed scope, concept and revised course of action for standardized access control at all main locations of the Organization.
On 29 June 2007, the Secretary-General submitted his report(S/2007/385) which the Security Council had requested in its resolution 1754(2007), and informed the Council that in a letter dated 25 May 2007, he had invited the parties to send delegations to meet with his Personal Envoy at the Greentree Estate in Manhasset, New York, on 18 and 19 June 2007.
Pursuant to paragraph 44 of section XI of General Assembly resolution 59/276, the Secretary-General submitted his report of 24 February 2006(A/60/695), in which he outlined the proposed scope, concept and revised course of action for standardized access control at all main locations of the Organization.
In response, the Secretary-General submitted his report on the comprehensive review of governance and oversight within the United Nations and its funds, programmes and specialized agencies A/60/883 and Add.1 and 2.
In response to General Assembly resolution 60/235 of 8 February 2006 following an OIOS report on the subregional offices of ECA, the Secretary-General submitted his report"Enhancing the role of the subregional offices of the Economic Commission for Africa," complemented by a comprehensive review by the Executive Secretary of ECA aimed at repositioning the Commission to better respond to the challenges facing Africa.
In response, the Secretary-General submitted his report entitled"An Agenda for Peace"(A/47/277-S/24111), with important proposals in the area of preventive diplomacy, peacemaking, peace-keeping and peace-building.
Pursuant to General Assembly resolution 64/269, the Secretary-General submitted his report on progress in the implementation of the global field support strategy(A/66/591 and Add.1), which includes proposals for the continued reprofiling of UNLB as the Global Service Centre.
Pursuant to that request, the Secretary-General submitted his report to the Council on 16 July 1993, 2/ describing developments since the elections, the UNTAC withdrawal plan and preparations for the post-UNTAC period.
Pursuant to that request the Secretary-General submitted his report of 25 January 1994, 4/ in which he reviewed developments in the negotiations on a political settlement which had taken place at Geneva from 11 to 13 January 1994, during which a communiqué was signed by the Georgian and Abkhaz representatives.