Examples of using Question annually in English and their translations into Russian
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Thereafter, the Assembly has considered the question annually.
The General Assembly has considered the question annually from its fifty-seventh session resolution 57/202.
At its sixty-first session, the General Assembly considered the report of the Secretary-General on the in-depth study on all forms of violence against women, andconsequently considered the question annually resolutions 61/143, 62/133, 63/155,64/137 and 65/187.
Decides to consider this question annually in accordance with its programme of work under the same agenda item.
Thereafter, the Assembly has considered the question annually resolutions 55/219 and 56/125.
The General Assembly has considered this question annually since its forty-third session, in 1988, at which it adopted a resolution entitled"Emergency assistance to Somalia" under the item"Special economic and disaster relief assistance" resolution 43/206.
The General Assembly has considered the question annually from its fifty-seventh session resolution 57/202 and decisions 58/537 and 59/528.
The General Assembly considered the question annually at its fifty-fifth to fifty-seventh sessions and biennially since then resolutions 55/27, 56/18, 57/52, 59/59 and 61/53 and decision 63/517.
The Assembly has considered this question annually since then(resolutions 47/168, 48/57, 49/139 A, 50/57 and 51/194) and took note of the annual report of the Secretary-General on the coordination of humanitarian emergency assistance, which includes information on the Central Emergency Revolving Fund, as requested in paragraph 35(i) of the annex to resolution 46/182.
The General Assembly consider annually the question of violence against women, based on one report of the Secretary-General.
Submit one report to the General Assembly on the question of violence against women annually;
The question of the Arab refugees had been annually debated.
Between 1961 and 1982, the General Assembly reviewed the question of East Timor annually and adopted resolutions61 on the basis of reports submitted by the Special Committee.
The Secretary-General apprises the Council annually of the status of this question Council resolution 1983/46.
The Secretary-General apprises the Council annually of the status of this question Council resolution 1983/46.
After ridding itself of the much-criticized no-power doctrine, the Commission, in 1967, adopted resolution 8(XXIII)in which it pledged to consider annually the question of violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms in any part of the world.
In its resolution 7 B(XXXII)of 5 September 1979, the Sub-Commission decided to review the question of the exploitation of child labour annually.
The Fifth Committee had considered the question, and the item continued to be considered annually.
The question of holding the sessions of the Senior Advisers annually within existing resources was also discussed.
Reports on the question of human rights in Cyprus were presented annually to the Commission and, since 2007, to the Human Rights Council.
Reports on the question of human rights in Cyprus were presented annually to the Commission on Human Rights from 1976 to 2006.
The Special Committee on Decolonization annually adopts a resolution on the question in terms similar to those of the above-mentioned resolutions, the latest having been adopted by consensus on 12 June 2008.
The report begged the question of how much radiation was being received annually by the populations of Belarus, the Russian Federation and Ukraine living in the contaminated territory near the site of the accident.
In its resolution 7 B(XXXII) of 5 September 1979,the Sub-Commission decided to review the question of the exploitation of child labour annually, and in its resolutions 1998/19, 1999/17, 2000/19 and 2001/14 drew the attention of the international community to the gender aspect of child labour.
During the sixty-first session of the General Assembly, Palestine would be focusing on a number of priorities,including the package of resolutions on the question of Palestine adopted annually by the General Assembly, which reflected the long-standing position of the international community on the question of Palestine, based on international law, and the permanent responsibility of the United Nations towards the question of Palestine until it was solved in all its aspects.
During the sixtieth session of the General Assembly, Palestine would be focusing on a number of priorities,including the package of resolutions on the question of Palestine adopted annually by the General Assembly, which reflected the long-standing position of the international community on various aspects of the situation and were also indicative of the permanent responsibility of the United Nations towards the question of Palestine until it was completely resolved.
At its fifty-fifth session, the General Assembly took note of the reports of the Secretary-General on the situation of gratis personnel provided by Governments and other entities andthe related report of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions(see A/C.5/55/SR.49) and decided that future reports on the question should be submitted annually, commencing with the period ending 31 December 2000 decision 55/462.
Thereafter, the General Assembly annually reviewed the question of Territories under Portuguese administration until its thirtieth session, when, under that item, it adopted a resolution on the question of Timor resolution 3485 XXX.
Eighty plenary meetings and 66 meetings of Working Groups as follows: on Communications(20 annually); on Contemporary Forms of Slavery(16 annually); on Indigenous Populations(10 annually); on Minorities(10 annually) andon the administration of justice and the question of compensation(10 annually);
Subcommission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities: 80 plenary meetings and 66 meetings of Working Groups as follows: on Communications(20 annually); on Contemporary Forms of Slavery(16 annually); on Indigenous Populations(10 annually); on Minorities(10 annually) andon the administration of justice and the question of compensation(10 annually);