Примеры использования The general assembly reviewed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In 2002, the General Assembly reviewed the usefulness of the Consultative Process and renewed its mandate for a further three years.
Regarding the publication entitled Basic Facts about the United Nations,the Assistant Secretary-General should ensure that the Secretariat kept the question in mind when the General Assembly reviewed, at its fifty-fourth session,the need to publish that very important document in the six languages.
The General Assembly reviewed the Secretary-General's proposals presented in his report on investing in people A/61/255.
During its fifty-third session, the General Assembly reviewed several reports on the use of consultants in the Organization A/53/548, A/53/385, A/53/691.
The General Assembly reviewed the alternatives outlined in the report of the Working Group(A/9773) and noted that it had found no generally agreed alternatives to the policies already utilized.
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In 1997, at its nineteenth special session, the General Assembly reviewed progress achieved over the five years that had passed since the Conference.
In 2000, the General Assembly reviewed the Platform for Action and established a target date of 2005 for the revocation of discriminatory laws.
At a special session, held from 30 June to 2 July 1999, the General Assembly reviewed the implementation of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development.
Since then, the General Assembly reviewed developments in the field of public administration at its fifty-third and fifty-sixth to sixtieth sessions see resolutions 53/201, 56/213, 57/277, 58/231, 59/55 and 60/34.
At its twenty-first special session, held in New York from 30 June to 2 July 1999, the General Assembly reviewed achievements and adopted key actions in the field of women's health for the further implementation of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development.
The General Assembly reviewed the financial statements,the report of the Board of Auditors and the report of the Advisory Committee and adopted resolution 57/278 of 20 December 2002 accepting the financial report and audit opinions of the Board of Auditors.
At its fifty-third session, the General Assembly reviewed the implementation of the recommendations adopted by the 1993 World Conference on Human Rights in Vienna.
In 1999, the General Assembly reviewed the implementation of resolution 48/218 B and adopted resolution 54/244 of 23 December 1999, setting out a number of provisions on OIOS concerning reporting, functions, coordination, funds and programmes, investigations and operational independence.
At its nineteenth special session, the General Assembly reviewed progress achieved over the five years that have passed since the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development.
In 2007, the General Assembly reviewed the implementation of resolution 59/250 to review the extent and ways in which the United Nations development system is providing efficient and effective support to developing countries to achieve the internationally agreed development goals.
At its fifty-seventh session, the General Assembly reviewed the report of the Secretary-General on the role of public administration in the implementation of the United Nations Millennium Declaration A/57/262-E/2002/82.
By its resolution 59/2, the General Assembly reviewed the progress made in the implementation of the recommendations of UNISPACE III and endorsed the Committee's Plan of Action, contained in the Committee's related report A/59/174.
At its resumed fiftieth session, in 1996, the General Assembly reviewed the question how to redefine and, where needed, redesign public sector institutions in the light of new global economic and social challenges, some of which were discussed above.
At its fifty-sixth andfifty-seventh sessions, the General Assembly reviewed developments in the field of public administration and outlined proposed modalities for the work of the United Nations in support of the efforts of Member States resolutions 56/213 and 57/277.
At its fifty-sixth to fifty-eight sessions, the General Assembly reviewed developments in the field of public administration and outlined proposed modalities for the work of the United Nations in support of the efforts of Member States resolutions 56/213, 57/277 and 58/231.
In September 1994 the General Assembly reviewed the progress report of the Open-ended Working Group on the Question of Equitable Representation on and Increase in the Membership of the Security Council and other matters related to the Security Council, and decided that the Working Group should continue its work and submit a report before the end of the forty-ninth session.
In its resolution 55/229 of 23 December 2000, the General Assembly reviewed the note by the Secretary-General on the review of the rates of reimbursement of troop-contributing States and requested the post-Phase V Working Group to consider the current methodology underlying the calculations of standard rates of reimbursement to troop-contributing States, including ways to produce timely and more representative data.
Although in 2005, the General Assembly reviewed a supplementary budget to support recommendations made in its resolution 60/1 on the 2005 World Summit Outcome and called for a doubling of OHCHR's regular budget resources over the next five years(with a view to progressively setting a balance between regular budget resources and voluntary contributions), OHCHR is still heavily dependent on voluntary contributions provided by some Member States.
Devote part of the high-level segment to the implementation of the New Agenda before the General Assembly review in 2002.
At the time the General Assembly reviews at its sixty-first session the question of the revised estimates resulting from decisions of the Human Rights Council it is anticipated that the Secretariat would be in a position to inform the General Assembly on how to meet the additional requirements.
Endorsing the Secretary-General's request that the General Assembly review all mandates older than five years to see if the activities concerned are still genuinely needed or whether resources assigned to them can be reallocated in response to new and emerging challenges;
At the time, the General Assembly reviews the question of the revised estimates resulting from decisions made by the Council at its seventh session, it is anticipated that the Secretariat would be in a position to inform the Assembly on how costs for the additional requirements could be met.
While the General Assembly reviews the question of the revised estimates resulting from decisions taken by the Council at its eighth session, it is anticipated that the Secretariat will be able to inform the Assembly on how the additional requirements can be met.
At the time the General Assembly reviews the question of the Commission of Inquiry at its sixty-first session, it is anticipated that sufficient time would have elapsed to inform the General Assembly on how to meet the additional requirements.