Examples of using Session resolution in English and their translations into Russian
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Adopted by the Conference at its Tenth Session Resolution 62/59.
At its substantive session of 1993, the Economic andSocial Council decided to bring to the attention of the General Assembly at its forty-eighth session resolution 49/4 of 27 April 1993, adopted by the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific at its forty-ninth session, entitled"Population and sustainable development: goals and strategies into the twenty-first century", the text of which is reproduced in the report of the Economic and Social Council Council decision 1993/319.
The Assembly considered the item at that session resolution 50/11.
On 16 February 2012, the General Assembly, in its resolution 66/254, installed an open-ended intergovernmental process on treaty body strengthening, which,on 14 September 2012, it extended to its next session resolution 66/295.
The General Assembly first considered this item at its forty-ninth session resolutions 49/222 A and B and decision 49/491.
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The General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to cooperate with the Director-General of UNESCO in the establishment of an independent World Commission on Culture and Development anddecided to consider its report at an appropriate future session resolution 46/158.
As you know,these Arab initiatives led the General Assembly to adopt, at its fiftyninth session, resolution 59/63 and resolution 59/106 on this subject.
Priority-setting Also at its fifty-ninth session, the General Assembly endorsed the recommendation of theCommittee for Programme and Coordination to defer its consideration of the report of the Secretary-General on priority-setting to its sixtieth session resolution 59/275.
Report of the Working Group on its fifth session resolution 1998/24.
The question of assistance to unaccompanied refugee minors was considered by the General Assembly at its forty-ninth session resolution 49/172.
Report of the Working Group on its twenty-second session resolution 1996/12.
The Agency was granted observer status in the Assembly at its thirty-third session resolution 33/18.
The Assembly considered the item at its sixty-fourth session resolution 64/117.
The Assembly also considered this question at sixty-fifth session resolution 65/164.
The Assembly also considered the item at its sixty-first session resolution 61/191.
The General Assembly considered the item at its fiftieth session resolution 50/141.
The Assembly also considered the item at its fifty-eighth session resolution 58/237.
The Commission also considered the issue at its forty-fourth session resolution 1988/57.
The Assembly also considered the question at its fifty-fourth session resolution 54/25.
The General Assembly considered the question at its forty-sixth session resolution 46/216.
This request was reiterated by the General Assembly at its fiftieth session resolution 50/203.
The Assembly continued its consideration of this question at its fiftieth session resolution 50/116.
The General Assembly also considered this question at its forty-eighth session resolution 48/203.
The Assembly approved the establishment of the University for Peace at its thirty-fifth session resolution 35/55.
The Commission on Human Rights considered this question at its fifty-seventh session resolution 2001/55.
At the same session, the General Assembly decided to consider the sub-item at its sixtieth session resolution 59/238.
This change had already been approved by the United Nations General Assembly at its fifty-second session resolution 52/212, in 1997.
Recalling also that the Programme for the Further Implementation of Agenda 21,adopted by the General Assembly at its nineteenth special session, Resolution S-19/2, annex.
The General Assembly, concerned over the exacerbation of desertification, particularly in Africa, and its far-reaching implications for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, in particular on poverty eradication,adopted at its fifty-eighth session resolution 58/211, which declared 2006 the International Year of Deserts and Desertification.
Programme of work, special sessions, resolutions, etc.
