Examples of using Session called in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
Recently, I conducted a session called Waltz of the Flowers.
In addition to these decisions, the Subsidiary Body for Scientific andTechnological Advice to UNFCCC, at its thirty-eighth session, called for further work on safeguards.
The Executive Committee, at its forty-fifth session, called on UNHCR to strengthen its efforts in this domain.
The session called on UNCTAD to continue its efforts on national, regional and international requirements for the qualification of professional accountants in coordination with the Education Committee of IFAC.
The Commission on Sustainable Development at its sixth session called for a multi-stakeholder process to identify the key elements of a review of voluntary initiatives.
The session called for concerted efforts by all parties involved in the corporate reporting supply chain to restore users' confidence in the international financial reporting architecture.
Recommendation"B Fostering competitive insurance services",adopted by the Standing Committee at its second session called for research to be carried out on a number of particular areas.
In this respect, the session called on development partners to consider making funds available to realize these objectives.
The Division is cognizant thatat its sixth session, the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, in paragraph 123 of the report on the session, called on the Statistics Division to support efforts to collect and disseminate data on indigenous populations.
The session called for a shift in the development paradigm in the region that would, in particular, require rethinking the way fiscal policy is designed and implemented, focusing more specifically on the creation of jobs and investing in the environment.
Aware of the importance of meeting the information requirement,the Commission at its second session called on Governments to intensify and expand their efforts to collect relevant data at the national and subnational levels.
The session called for the mobilization of adequate, predictable and timely financial resources for the implementation of the UNCCD ten-year strategic plan in accordance with article 20 of the Convention, and the continuation of support for the awareness-raising and policy work of the UNCCD secretariat.
In recognition of the work of UN-Habitat in addressing the needs of youth living in urban slums anddeprived neighbourhoods, the Governing Council of UNHabitat at its twenty-second session called for a coordinated approach by relevant United Nations agencies, funds and programmes and other interested parties to support skills development initiatives for youth.
The Economic and Social Council, at its most recent session, called for efforts by its members, its subsidiary bodies and the Secretariat to ensure greater overall coherence among the reports requested and those presented to the Council and to streamline its documentation.
With respect to mobilizing international resources, both the Copenhagen Declaration and resolution S-24/2 on further initiatives for social development,adopted by the General Assembly at its twenty-fourth special session, called for increasing current levels of official development assistance(ODA) as soon as possible, thereby increasing the flow of resources available for social development.
As the GEF was embarking on its fifth replenishment, the session called for the mobilization of adequate, predictable and timely financial resources for the implementation of The Strategy in accordance with article 20 of the Convention.
The session called on all countries to work together to strengthen capacities, especially in developing countries, to apply new and existing tools and technologies for monitoring soil quality and land degradation, including by addressing the lack of current data on the extent of land degradation, and evaluating biophysical and socio-economic information.
In that regard, the Commission on Sustainable Development, at its fifth session, called for a strengthening of the capability of Governments and international institutions to collect and manage information, including scientific, social and environmental data, in order to facilitate the integrated assessment and management of water resources.
The session called on all countries to work together to strengthen capacities, especially in developing countries, and to apply new and existing tools and technologies for monitoring soil quality and land degradation, including by addressing the lack of current data on the extent of land degradation and evaluating biophysical and socio-economic information.
On capacity-building, transfer technology and financing, the session called, inter alia, for efforts to promote scientific research and strengthen the scientific base on desertification and drought, which is essential for making informed decisions on sustainable land management and for measuring the results and monitoring the impact of programmes combating desertification.
The session called for the mobilization of adequate, predictable and timely financial resources for the implementation of the ten-year strategic plan of the Convention in accordance with its article 20 and invited the Council of the Global Environment Facility to provide in the fifth replenishment of the Facility adequate, timely and predictable financial resources, including new and additional financial resources, for the focal area on land degradation.
Among practical measures envisaged, the session called for the rehabilitation and improved management of degraded lands, including increased integration of pastoral and agricultural land uses and the use of best farming and rangeland management practices while promoting sustainable land use and livelihoods, enhanced soil productivity, water use efficiency and greater security of tenure for people living in the affected areas, including pastoralists.
First session calling for action by the conference.
Given the importance of the various conferences and special sessions called by the General Assembly, do we need a capacity to advocate their goals?
United States Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the caravan"a deliberate attempt to undermine our laws and overwhelm our system.
In its decision 2002/237, the Council adopted the provisional agenda for the Commission at its forty-first session, calling for the submission of a report of the Secretary-General on this topic.
In this connection,the programme for the further implementation of Agenda 21 adopted by the General Assembly at its nineteenth special session calls for the strengthening of institutional links between the relevant intergovernmental mechanisms involved in the development and implementation of ICZM.
We also welcome the resolution adopted on 12 January 2009 by the Human Rights Council at its ninth special session, calling for an independent investigation into all violations of international humanitarian law by the occupying Power against the Palestinian people throughout the occupied Palestinian territory.
A representative of the secretariat informed Parties that a number of activities resulting from the negotiations at this session call for extra work by the secretariat and, therefore, the secretariat requires additional resources in the coming year over and above the core budget for 2012- 2013.
In that regard, the Committee may wish to recommend andsupport the submission of a draft resolution to the Commission at its sixty-ninth session, calling for a ministerial-level meeting to be organized in 2013.