Примеры использования Security council invited на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Security Council invited Member States to lend appropriate assistance to those talks.
S/2002/591 of 29 May 2002 on seating arrangements for non-members of the Security Council invited to speak at its meetings.
A new phase began in 1998, when the Security Council invited the Council to contribute to designing a long-term programme of support for Haiti.
The Security Council invited the two parties-- Morocco and the Frente Polisario-- to continue to overcome the problems facing the implementation of the Settlement Plan and to explore other solutions with a view to resolving their differences.
By paragraph 2 of its resolution 835(1993) of 2 June 1993, the Security Council invited the Secretary-General to make his report on the elections available as soon as possible.
In 1999, the Security Council invited the Economic and Social Council to contribute to the development of a long-term support programme for Haiti.
It will be recalled that in paragraph 8 of resolution 872(1993) the Security Council invited me to report on the requirements for further deployments, especially in the demilitarized zone.
In the resolution, the Security Council invited the consent of the Government of National Unity for the deployment to Darfur of the expanded UNMIS force.
In paragraph 6 of resolution 844(1993)of 18 June 1993, the Security Council invited the Secretary-General to report on a regular basis on the implementation of that resolution as well as of resolution 836(1993) of 4 June 1993.
In January 1992 the Security Council invited the Secretary-General to prepare recommendations on strengthening the capacity of the United Nations for preventive diplomacy, peacemaking and peacekeeping.
In its presidential statements on conflict prevention of November 1999 andJuly 2000, the Security Council invited the Secretary-General to present periodic reports on disputes threatening international peace and security, including early warning and proposals for preventive measures.
By its resolution 943(1994), the Security Council invited the Committee established pursuant to resolution 724(1991) concerning Yugoslavia to adopt appropriate streamlined procedures for expediting its consideration of applications concerning legitimate humanitarian assistance.
Subsequently, in its resolution 987(1995)of 19 April 1995, the Security Council invited the Secretary-General to submit, on an urgent basis, proposals on any measures that could be taken to prevent attacks against UNPROFOR and its personnel and allow it to perform its mission effectively.
By its resolution 1366(2001), the Security Council invited the Secretary-General to refer to the Council information and analysis from within the United Nations system on cases of serious violations of international law, including international humanitarian law and human rights law.
Through its resolution 1366(2001)on the prevention of armed conflict, the Security Council invited the Secretary-General to refer to the Council information and analyses from within the United Nations system on cases of serious violations of international law, including international humanitarian law and human rights law.
By paragraph 9 of the same resolution, the Security Council invited the Secretary-General to consider ways of reducing the total maximum strength of UNAMIR, in particular through phased deployment without thereby affecting the capacity of UNAMIR to carry out its mandate, and requested him"in planning and executing the phased deployment of UNAMIR to seek economies and to report regularly on what is achieved in this regard.
In its presidential statement of 20 May 2008(S/PRST/2008/16), the Security Council invited the Secretary-General to provide advice on how to support national efforts to secure sustainable peace more rapidly and effectively, including in the areas of coordination, civilian deployment capabilities and financing.
In its resolution 1366(2001) of 30 August 2001, the Security Council invited the Secretary-General to refer to the Council information and analyses from within the United Nations system on cases of serious violations of international law, including international humanitarian law and human rights law. On 26 January 2004, the Secretary-General delivered a statement to the Stockholm International Forum: Preventing Genocide; Threats and Responsibilities, emphasizing that the international community had a clear obligation to prevent genocide.
Meanwhile diplomatic efforts to find a political solution to the conflict in the former Yugoslavia had been ongoing.On 24 July 1992, the Security Council invited the European Community, in cooperation with the Secretary-General of the United Nations, to examine the possibility of broadening and intensifying the European Community's Conference on Yugoslavia with a view to providing a new momentum in the search for negotiated settlements of the various conflicts and disputes in the former Yugoslavia.
In its resolution 1673(2006) the Security Council invited the 1540 Committee to explore experience-sharing and lessons learned with States and international, regional and subregional organizations.
In its resolution 1511(2003), the Security Council invited the Governing Council of Iraq to provide, by 15 December 2003, a timetable and a programme for the drafting of a new constitution for Iraq and for the holding of democratic elections.
In its presidential statement of 20 July 2000, the Security Council invited me to submit a report on the prevention of armed conflict, containing an analysis and recommendations on initiatives within the United Nations, taking into account previous experience and the views and considerations expressed by Member States.
At the same time, in resolution 1673(2006) the Security Council invited the Committee to explore with States and international, regional and subregional organizations experience-sharing and lessons learned in the areas covered by resolution 1540(2004), and the availability of programmes which might facilitate the implementation of resolution 1540 2004.
In addition, in paragraph 14 of the same resolution, the Security Council invited the Secretary-General to bring to its attention situations in which refugees and internally displaced persons were vulnerable to the threat of harassment and made clear that, where such situations constituted a threat to the peace, it would consider an appropriate response, including the provision of support to the affected State where feasible.
In paragraph 9 of its resolution 981(1995)of 31 March 1995, the Security Council invited the Secretary-General to report as appropriate and not less than every four months on progress towards a peaceful settlement in Croatia and on the situation on the ground, including the ability of the United Nations Confidence Restoration Operation in Croatia, which is known as UNCRO, to implement its mandate as described in that resolution.
In its resolution 1366(2001),addressing matters raised in this report, the Security Council invited the Secretary-General to refer to the Council information and analyses from within the United Nations system on cases of serious violations of international law, including international humanitarian law and human rights law and on potential conflict situations arising, inter alia, from ethnic, religious or territorial disputes, poverty and lack of development.
The Security Council invites the CTC to continue reporting on its activities at regular intervals.
The Security Council invites the Working Group to propose effective recommendations for consideration by the Council. .
The Security Council invites the Counter-Terrorism Committee to report on developments at regular intervals.
The Security Council invites the Secretary-General to provide an update in that report on the implementation of protection mandates in United Nations missions as mandated by the Security Council. .