Examples of using Draft resolution further in English and their translations into Russian
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In its operative part the draft resolution further contains an indication on how to move forward in 2006.
The Chair proposed that the Main Committee consider the draft resolution further at a later meeting.
The draft resolution further strongly urges all Afghans to adhere to their obligations under international humanitarian law.
After discussion of the revised draft resolution in respect of the participation in the Global PFC Group by non-members of OECD, one representative introduced a version of the draft resolution further revised to address that issue.
The draft resolution further"urges other States to take effective control measures to ensure that such equipment is no longer exported.
A/C.3/64/L.11 Item 104-- Crime prevention and criminal justice-- Bahrain, Belarus, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Philippines, Qatar, Russian Federation andUnited Arab Emirates: draft resolution-- Further steps to improve the coordination of efforts against trafficking in persons A C E F R S.
The draft resolution further recognizes the need to continue discussions to achieve an agreement on the definition of human security.
The draft resolution further welcomes the progress made by the Secretary-General in setting up appropriate monitoring, reporting and accountability mechanisms.
The draft resolution further calls on the international community to contribute generously to the emergency needs, recovery and development of the Sudan.
The draft resolution further calls on the Secretary-General to take the necessary measures in various areas to enhance the safety and security of United Nations personnel.
The draft resolution further ignored a letter referred to in paragraph 64 of the report of the Special Rapporteur on the elimination of all forms of religious intolerance A/54/386, p.
The draft resolution further reflects the progress that has been achieved in the humanitarian field, in particular, with regard to the implementation of relief and reconstruction programmes.
The draft resolution further highlights the fact-- supported by the Secretary-General-- that very limited financial contributions have been made to the Centre, despite continued fund-raising efforts.
The draft resolution further called for a bottom-up approach to the review and appraisal of the Madrid Plan and encouraged consultation of older persons, with the particular aim of eradicating poverty among the elderly.
The draft resolution further stresses that the OLS should operate within the principle of national sovereignty of the Sudan and the framework of international cooperation in accordance with relevant international law.
The draft resolution further requests the Secretary-General to submit a comprehensive report to the fifty-ninth session of the General Assembly on the implementation of NEPAD based on the inputs from various stakeholders.
The draft resolution further recognizes the need to take concrete steps to implement the existing frameworks for South-South cooperation, including through triangular cooperation in the implementation of NEPAD.
This year's draft resolution further highlights the progress that has been made in the humanitarian field, including the return of a large number of refugees and internally displaced persons and the success of education and health programmes.
The draft resolution further calls on African States parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons that have not yet done so to conclude comprehensive safeguards agreements with the International Atomic Energy Agency, pursuant to the Treaty.
The draft resolution further calls upon African States parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons that have not yet done so to conclude comprehensive safeguards agreements with the International Atomic Energy Agency pursuant to the Treaty.
The draft resolution further recognizes the efforts made by African countries in raising awareness of NEPAD and involving all stakeholders, namely, Governments, the private sector and civil society, including women's organizations, in the implementation of NEPAD.
The draft resolution further requests the Secretary-General to request relevant international organizations to update and complete their studies and research on the effects of the use of armaments and ammunitions containing depleted uranium on human health and the environment.
This draft resolution further strengthens the eighth African Union summit Declaration, which considers the Ethiopian Millennium as part of the African heritage by showing the Millennium's universal aspect and its significance to the world's cultural diversity.
The draft resolution further commends the United Nations for its role in developing mechanisms for the implementation of relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction programmes for Somalia, and underlines the urgent need for putting in place practical measures aimed at eliminating the consequences of the drought.
The draft resolution further urges all States and non-governmental organizations(NGOs) to assist the Somali people in embarking on the rehabilitation of basic social and economic services, as well as institution-building aimed at the restoration of the structures of civil governance throughout Somalia.
The draft resolution further welcomes the Agency's efforts to strengthen technical cooperation activities through the development of effective programmes aimed at improving the scientific, technological and regulatory capabilities of developing countries and its efforts to encourage peaceful applications of atomic energy and nuclear techniques.
The draft resolution further appeals to the Regional Centre to take steps-- in cooperation with the African Union, regional and subregional organizations and African States-- to promote the consistent implementation of the Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects.
The draft resolution further invites the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, as task manager for chapter 13 of Agenda 21, to serve as the lead agency for the year, and it calls upon Governments, national and international non-governmental organizations and the private sector to make voluntary contributions and give other forms of support to the International Year of Mountains.
Draft resolutions: Further implementation of the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States A/C.2/59/L.10 and L.27.
The draft resolutions further urge the parties to take the necessary measures to improve the situation on the ground, including by implementing their commitments under the Annapolis peace process.