Examples of using Considered a draft resolution in English and their translations into Russian
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After the briefing, the Council considered a draft resolution on the establishment of UNAMET.
Following the Advisory Opinion, the General Assembly of the United Nations convened on 20 July 2004, acknowledging the Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice, and considered a draft resolution reaffirming the position of the International Court of Justice.
Council members also considered a draft resolution to extend the mandate of UNFICYP, which was to expire on 15 December.
Against the backdrop of such effective interaction,we are concerned that in 2003 the General Assembly's Third Committee considered a draft resolution regarding human rights in Turkmenistan.
On 22 February, the Council considered a draft resolution(S/2007/98) prepared in the course of the Council's consultations held on 15, 16 and 20 February.
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On 4 October 2011, the Security Council considered a draft resolution on the Syrian Arab Republic.
The Council considered a draft resolution(S/2012/77) on the situation in the Syrian Arab Republic proposed by Morocco, on behalf of a number of co-sponsors, and based on the League of Arab States plan of 22 January 2012.
At its 10th meeting, on 1 February 2008, the Conference considered a draft resolution entitled"Review of implementation" CAC/COSP/2008/L.11.
The Committee considered a draft resolution proposed by the representative of India on the issue of misuse of grounds passes issued for nongovernmental organizations in consultative status and decided that the working group would continue deliberations on the matter;
At its 27th meeting, on 18 August 1995, the Sub-Commission considered a draft resolution entitled"Situation in the Chechen Republic of the Russian Federation.
The Working Party considered a draft resolution on the Fourth Road Safety Week presented by the secretariat(TRANS/WP.1/2002/26) and decided to complete work on it at its fortieth(special) session so that it could be submitted for adoption by the Inland Transport Committee at its sixty-fifth session in February 2003.
During the consultations, members of the Council considered a draft resolution submitted by the delegation of the United States of America.
At the same meeting, the Commission considered a draft resolution(E/CN.15/2009/L.5) sponsored by Argentina(on behalf of the Group of 77 and China), Australia, Croatia, the Czech Republic(on behalf of the European Union), Japan, Norway, the Russian Federation, Serbia, Switzerland, Turkey and the United States.
This matter was discussed by the Council members, who considered a draft resolution submitted by the Group of Friends of the Secretary-General for Western Sahara.
On 15 January, members of the Council considered a draft resolution concerning sanctions against the Taliban and al-Qa'idah, which were to be renewed on 19 January.
On 4 December, during consultations of the whole, the Council considered a draft resolution on Somalia(S/2006/940), which was adopted unanimously on 6 December as resolution 1725 2006.
At the 46th meeting, on 30 July, the Council considered a draft resolution entitled"Target for World Food Programme pledges for the period 1995-1996", contained in annex III to the report of the Committee on Food Aid Policies and Programmes WFC/CFA: 35/18; transmitted to the Economic and Social Council as document E/1993/91.
At its organizational session, under agenda item 2, the Council considered a draft resolution entitled"Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Burundi"(E/2004/L.6) at its 10th meeting, on 3 May 2004.
At its 47th meeting, on 27 July, the Council considered a draft resolution(E/2007/L.28) entitled"Mainstreaming a gender perspective into all policies and programmes in the United Nations system", which was submitted by the Vice-President of the Council, Léo Mérorès(Haiti), under agenda items 7(e) and 14 a. .
At its resumed organizational session under agenda item 2, the Council considered a draft resolution entitled"Report of the Committee for Development Policy"(E/2004/L.10) at its 13th meeting on 3 June 2004.
At the same meeting, the Commission considered a draft resolution entitled"HIV/AIDS and the right to health"(E/CN.7/2005/L.14), sponsored by Brazil.
On 29 June, at its 5710th meeting, the Security Council considered a draft resolution by which, inter alia, it would call for the immediate termination of the mandate of UNMOVIC.
At its 1st meeting, on 6 October, the Preparatory Committee considered a draft resolution entitled"Organization of work of the second substantive session", as proposed by the Bureau.
During consultations on 19 June, members of the Council considered a draft resolution on Bosnia and Herzegovina extension of the mandate of UNMIBH and of the authorization to SFOR.
On 14 September Council members considered a draft resolution, introduced by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, concerning the establishment of a multinational force.
On 12 January 2007, the Security Council considered a draft resolution(S/2007/14) on the situation in Myanmar, which was not adopted due to the negative vote of two permanent members of the Council.
On 27 January 2012, the Council considered a draft resolution on the situation in the Syrian Arab Republic, circulated by Morocco on behalf of 13 other sponsoring countries, during consultations of the whole.
At its 46th meeting, on 26 July, the Council considered a draft resolution entitled"Supplement to the World Programme of Action for Youth to the Year 2000 and Beyond" recommended by the Commission see E/2007/26, chap. I.A.
At its one-hundred-and-first session, the Working Party considered a draft Resolution, prepared by the secretariat, taking account of the views expressed by the Contracting Parties of the SMGS Agreement during the expert group meeting TRANS/WP.30/2002/16.
At the same meeting, the Commission considered a draft resolution entitled"Universal membership of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs"(E/CN.7/2005/L.22), sponsored by Bolivia on behalf of the Group of Latin American and Caribbean States.