Examples of using Functional commissions should in English and their translations into Russian
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Functional commissions should tap into this knowledge when taking up the issue.
In this respect we believe that the functional commissions should look at resolution 57/270 B with a different timetable.
Functional commissions should develop multi-year programmes of work for the follow-up and review of conference programmes of action.
We believe that not all issues discussed at the functional commissions should be brought to the attention of the General Assembly.
Functional commissions should report to the Council on the follow-up actions to Council resolution 1999/51 at its substantive session of 2000 para. 23.
In addition, the Economic andSocial Council and its functional commissions should more systematically integrate a gender perspective.
The functional commissions should also continue to explore ways to engage United Nations system agencies, funds and programmes more systematically in their work.
To strengthen their interactions with the Economic andSocial Council, the functional commissions should be requested to add a standing agenda item on their contributions to the new functions of the Council.
Functional commissions should make better use of panels of experts which should have balanced representation so as to facilitate consideration of substantive issues.
He noted that the Council had concluded that its functional commissions should focus on the linkages between their field of competence and poverty eradication.
Functional commissions should also explore ways to exchange national experiences and best practices in the implementation of effective conference follow-up, including through voluntary national presentations of country experiences and interactive dialogues.
He noted that the Council had concluded that its functional commissions should focus on the linkages between their field of competence and poverty eradication.
Functional commissions should improve their working methods, including as they relate to in-depth discussions, panels of experts and the exchange of national experiences, and inter-sessional meetings Council resolution 1998/46, annex II, paras. 2-13.
Bearing in mind the importance of the general debate in providing useful input for the themes under discussion, the functional commissions should ensure that the debate is focused, adds value and contributes to action-oriented outcomes of the session.
In this regard, the functional commissions should bring to the Council's attention these new challenges that are additional to the ones already identified by the conferences.
The subsidiary bodies of the Council should be strengthened in their structures, resources and processes(see Commitment 10(e));and relevant functional commissions should provide reports to the Council for its review and assessment see Commitment 10 f.
The Council and the functional commissions should, together, continue to develop more effective two-way communication.
Also, the Council indicated how its functional commissions should share the work on the issue of basic social services for all.
The functional commissions should focus their consideration of those issues, as they relate to poverty eradication, on aspects that fall within their respective areas of competence.
As agreed in Economic and Social Council resolution 1997/61 of 25 July 1997,cooperation among functional commissions should be supported and enhanced by the Bureau of the Council with the assistance of the respective secretariats of the functional commissions. .
The functional commissions should further enhance their role as the main forums for expert follow-up and review of United Nations conferences and summits.
While recognizing the right of any Member State to introduce draft resolutions ordecisions that it deems necessary, functional commissions should be encouraged to utilize agreed outputs that serve to integrate the particular sectoral concerns that may arise within the overall framework of the follow-up to a global conference, as appropriate.
The functional commissions should continue to exercise their primary responsibility in follow-up and review of the conference for which they have the primary responsibility.
The Commission for Social Development and other functional commissions should be invited to express their views on the subject matter and to participate actively in the elaboration of a draft declaration.
All the functional commissions should adopt an explicit decision on mainstreaming a gender perspective in their work and, where appropriate, indicate the resources their secretariats might require and the modalities to carry out such work.
The Economic and Social Council has decided that its functional commissions should focus on the core issue relating to the conference for which they were responsible, and obtain inputs from other bodies on related issues.
The functional commissions should in a coordinated way be able to give the best possible support to the Council in its role of providing overall coordination and guidance and in the follow-up of major United Nations conferences.
In reviewing these options, the functional commissions should also consider ways and means of ensuring that they have the capacity to conduct their follow-up of conference implementation.
Functional commissions should continue to give particular attention to the situation of African countries and the least developed countries in their consideration of relevant issues, especially in view of the upcoming Third United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries in 2001 and the review of the United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s(UN-NADAF) in 2002 para. 21.
In particular, the functional commissions should enable an interactive exchange of views and experiences, best practices and lessons learned, involving a larger number of stakeholders.
