Examples of using Highest intergovernmental in English and their translations into Russian
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Highest intergovernmental body conducting the review.
They will have to be taken at the highest intergovernmental level.
The General Assembly is the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy on matters relating to the economic, social and related fields, in accordance with Chapter IX of the Charter.
Specifically the need to strengthen the role of the General Assembly as the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy was underlined.
In Geneva, at meetings of the highest intergovernmental level, the ISSC representative made substantial interventions. The representative also attended colloquia of major interest and commemorative celebrations.
The meeting should be seen in relation to efforts of Member States to strengthen the role of the Assembly as the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy matters on development.
It reiterates the fact that the Assembly is the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy on such matters and strengthens the coordinating role of the Economic and Social Council.
Specific areas of focus, related to least developed countries and the small island developing States are also receiving attention at the highest intergovernmental level and the challenges facing these vulnerable countries will deserve special attention.
The General Assembly is the highest intergovernmental body for formulating policy on economic, social and related matters.
The intergovernmental follow-up of the Agenda for Development shall be undertaken by the General Assembly as the highest intergovernmental mechanism and the principal policy-making and appraisal organ of the United Nations system.
The General Assembly is the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policies in the economic, social and related fields, and the main forum where Governments pursue the development dialogue in its political context.
In that resolution, which outlined a three-tiered intergovernmental mechanism that would play the primary role in the follow-up to the implementation of the Programme of Action,the Assembly expressly decided that it, being the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy on matters relating to the follow-up to the Conference, would organize a regular review of the implementation of the Programme of Action.
The General Assembly, as the highest intergovernmental body in the United Nations, is the principal policy-making and appraisal organ on matters relating to the follow-up to the Conference, and as such, should integrate gender issues throughout its work.
Ms. BUERGO RODRIGUEZ(Cuba) said that,since the General Assembly was the highest intergovernmental body in the United Nations, it should discuss the medium-term plan programme by programme, just as CPC had done.
While the General Assembly is the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy on matters relating to the economic, social and related fields, each of the constituent entities has some legal or practical degree of independence.
At Beijing we decided that our next step would be the General Assembly- the highest intergovernmental body in the United Nations- which would be responsible for policy making and appraisal of the follow-up of the World Conference on Women.
The General Assembly, being the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy on matters relating to the follow-up to the International Conference on Population and Development, will organize a regular review of the implementation of the Programme of Action;
My delegation recognizes the need to strengthen the role of the General Assembly as the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy on matters relating to the coordinated and integrated follow-up to the major United Nations conferences and summits.
The General Assembly, as the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy in matters relating to follow-up to the Conference, may wish to endorse, at its fifty-fourth session, the recommendations on that topic adopted by the Economic and Social Council at its substantive session of 1997.
Overall policy issues regarding modalities of funding of operational activities for development should be considered by the General Assembly as the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy matters relating to the economic, social and related fields, under the item on operational activities for development, in particular in the context of the triennial policy review, including the relationship between funding and programmes.
Stresses and reaffirms its role as the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy on matters related to the economic, social and related fields, in accordance with Chapter IX of the Charter, including in the comprehensive implementation of and follow-up to the goals and targets set at all the major United Nations conferences, summits and special sessions;
Emphasizes the need to strengthen the role of the General Assembly as the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy on matters relating to coordinated and integrated follow-up to the major United Nations conferences and summits in the economic, social and related fields;
The General Assembly, in its capacity as the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy on matters relating to economic, social and related fields, has the overall responsibility for ensuring the implementation of conference results and facilitating and reviewing the progress achieved.
Reiterating the need to strengthen the role of the General Assembly as the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy on matters relating to coordinated and integrated follow-up to United Nations conferences and summits in the economic, social and related fields.
The first role andfunction that the General Assembly, the highest intergovernmental body in the United Nations system, is expected to play is to stimulate, orchestrate and lead an effective implementation of the Copenhagen Declaration and Programme of Action, by the international community as a whole, including Governments, organizations and agencies of the system, the private sector and the actors of the civil society.
Reiterates the need to strengthen its role as the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy on matters relating to coordinated and integrated follow-up to the major United Nations conferences and summits in the economic and social fields;
The General Assembly, as the highest intergovernmental body, is the principal policy-making and appraisal organ on matters relating to the follow-up of Habitat II. At its fifty-first session, the Assembly should include the follow-up to the Conference in its agenda as an item entitled"Implementation of the outcome of the second United Nations Conference on Human Settlements Habitat II.
This is the first time that an investigation mandated by the highest intergovernmental body within the United Nations system responsible for human rights-- the Human Rights Council-- has documented and concluded that a number of long-standing and ongoing patterns of systematic and widespread violations met the high threshold required for proof of crimes against humanity in international law A/HRC/25/63, para.
Reaffirms that the General Assembly is the highest intergovernmental mechanism for the formulation and appraisal of policy on matters relating to the economic, social and related fields, in accordance with Assembly resolution 50/227 of 24 May 1996, and that, together with the Human Rights Council, it shall constitute an intergovernmental process for the comprehensive implementation of and follow-up to the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action;
Underlining the unique role of the General Assembly, as the highest intergovernmental decision-making body of the United Nations, in giving consideration to the issue of establishing universal membership for the Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum of the United Nations Environment Programme and, therefore, the need for the General Assembly to consider all its implications, including legal, political, institutional, financial and system-wide implications, before making such a decision.