Exemples d'utilisation de General assembly that it take note en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The Committee recommended to the General Assembly that it take note of document A/50/485.
At its 54th meeting, on 28 November, on the proposal of the Chairman,the Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of the following documents.
The Committee recommended to the General Assembly that it take note of the following documents A/50/468, A/50/493 and A/50/476.
At the 43rd meeting, on 20 November, on the proposal of the Chairman,the Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of the following documents see para. 27.
The Chairman proposed that the Committee recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of the report of the Secretary-General on human rights and unilateral coercive measures A/54/222 and Add.1.
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At its 50th meeting, on 15 December,on the proposal of the Chairman, the Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of the following reports see para.
The Commission had decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of the Guide to Practice and ensure its widest possible dissemination.
The CHAIRMAN suggested that the Committee should recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of the following documents.
The Secretary-General recommends to the General Assembly that it take note of the present report and endorse the approach to developing a more robust monitoring capacity in the Office of Human Resources Management.
At its 28th meeting, on 30 October, on the proposal of the Chairman,the Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of the reports listed below see para. 33.
The Commission further decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of the findings of the Commission, in particular the intervention matrices found in annex VII to the present report, with a view to encouraging organizations of the United Nations system to develop strategies to address recruitment and retention factors.
The Committee then decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of document A/51/277.
The Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of documents A/55/12 and Add.1, A/55/471 and A/55/472.
At its 54th meeting, on 25 November, on the proposal of the Chair,the Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of the following documents see para. 42.
At its 42nd meeting, on 1 December, on the proposal of the Chairman,the Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of chapters I to V, VIII(sects. A-C and E-H) and X of the report of the Economic and Social Council1 and of the report of the Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund on the United Nations Population Award(A/53/406, annex) see para. 19, draft decision I.
On the proposal of the Chairman,the Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of documents A/58/168, A/58/417 and A/58/540.
At its 43rd meeting, on 11 December, upon the proposal of the Chairman,the Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of the report of the Joint Inspection Unit on the involvement of civil society organizations other than non-governmental organizations and the private sector in technical cooperation activities: experiences and prospects of the United Nations system(A/57/118) see para. 8.
At its 54th meeting, on 30 November, on the proposal of the Chairman,the Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of the report of the Human Rights Council see para. 29.
The Chairman proposed that the Committee recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of the report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights A/54/36.
At its 43rd meeting, on 12 December, upon the proposal of the Chairman,the Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that it take note of the documents relating to macroeconomic policy questions see para. 21.