Examples of using Assembly resolutions in English and their translations into Russian
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This cooperation has been encouraged by Assembly resolutions since 1994.
But Assembly resolutions are in most cases only recommendations.
It has been included in nearly all subsequent Assembly resolutions dealing with the subject.
Assembly resolutions must be implemented on a non-selective and non-discriminatory basis.
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Israel had violated the Fourth Geneva Convention and some two dozen Assembly resolutions.
Assembly resolutions should be short and focused, with particular attention given to their implementation.
High-level meetings of the General Assembly convened according to Assembly resolutions;
ICAO Assembly Resolutions relating to international civil aviation and the environment protection.
Relevant International Civil Aviation Organization Assembly resolutions in force include.
As evident from General Assembly resolutions, the process has received wide support from Member States.
The inclusion of that issue was a violation of the regulations governing programme planning andthe programme budget and related Assembly resolutions.
It was also mentioned that implementation of Assembly resolutions on the need for new technology was lagging.
Many other Assembly resolutions, such as that relating to cooperation with the business community, are relevant to the work of ECE although they do not specifically mention the regional commissions.
Since 1996, the Government of Australia has consistently supported Assembly resolutions calling for an end to the trade embargo against Cuba.
The Committee also considered Assembly resolutions 35/118 of 11 December 1980 and 40/56 of 2 December 1985 relating, respectively, to the twentieth and twenty-fifth anniversaries of the Declaration.
Accordingly, Israel abstained on General Assembly resolution 53/49 and voted against Assembly resolutions 53/46, 53/48, 53/50, 53/51 and 53/52.
This was reaffirmed in subsequent Assembly resolutions, in particular in resolutions 53/243, 57/216, 60/163 and 63/189.
The Council will have before it the report of the Secretary-General on the progress made in the implementation of Assembly resolutions 50/227, 52/12 B and 57/270 B Council resolution 2004/44.
That was one of numerous Assembly resolutions in which the nations of the world pledged their support for the eradication of apartheid.
Recalling also General Assembly resolution 57/167 of 18 December 2002 and all previous Assembly resolutions on ageing and the International Year of Older Persons.
Besides having been condemned in many Assembly resolutions, an embargo of this kind is absolutely contrary to the values we advocate in matters of international commerce.
At its fifty-second session, the Assembly took note of the report of the Committee3 andadopted its consensus recommendations Assembly resolutions 52/70 A and B of 10 December 1997.
In that connection, we reaffirm that all Assembly resolutions are valid and relevant and deserve to be implemented.
In that context, we should focus our discussions on the role of the Assembly in ensuring the transparency of the process andtaking into account past Assembly resolutions and existing practices.
The importance of this independence has been referred to in subsequent Assembly resolutions adopted following the five-year reviews of the OIOS mandate 54/244 and 59/272.
Following a decision by MSC 75 that the issue should be considered from the operational safety point of view,the Subcommittee on Safety of Navigation prepared two draft Assembly resolutions.
The First Committee, which accounted for 17 per cent of all Assembly resolutions, contributed only 4 per cent of the resolutions with a gender perspective.
Previous Assembly resolutions on restructuring and revitalization(45/264, 46/235 and 48/162), as well as resolution 50/227, refer only to the duration of the high-level and coordination segments.
The Committee also considered Assembly resolutions 40/56 of 2 December 1985 and 45/33 of 20 November 1990, relating, respectively, to the twenty-fifth and thirtieth anniversaries of the Declaration.