Examples of using Was submitted in response in English and their translations into Russian
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Document A/60/436 was submitted in response to that request.
A note by theSecretary-General entitled"Administration of justice: further information requested by the General Assembly"(A/62/748 and Corr.1), which was submitted in response to General Assembly decision 62/519;
The report was submitted in response to section V, paragraph 15, of General Assembly resolution 62/238.
The report of the Secretary-General was submitted in response to that request.
The report was submitted in response to Security Council resolution 1631(2005), which, I am proud to say, was initiated and successfully promoted by my country.
The report of the Secretary-General on the activities of the Ethics Office(A/62/285) was submitted in response to paragraph 16(i) of General Assembly resolution 60/254.
Which was submitted in response to General Assembly resolution 57/292, the Board of Auditors has examined the progress of the capital master plan since the preparation of its previous report A/65/5 Vol.
The Secretary-General's report on associated costs related to the capital master plan(A/63/582) was submitted in response to the request of the General Assembly contained in its resolution 62/87.
The report of the Secretary-General was submitted in response to General Assembly resolution 60/260 of 8 May 2006 and builds upon his previous report on investing in the United Nations A/60/692 and Corr.1.
A note by the Secretary-General entitled“Administration of justice:further information requested by the General Assembly”(A/62/748 and Corr.1), which was submitted in response to General Assembly decision 62/519 of 6 December 2007;
The report was submitted in response to requests made by the Working Group at its organizational session for information on various aspects of the United Nations consultative relationship with non-governmental organizations.
The report of the Secretary-General on gratis personnelprovided by Governments and other entities(A/63/310/Add.1) was submitted in response to requests contained in General Assembly resolutions 51/243 and 57/281 B and covers 2006 and 2007.
The report by Georgia, dated 19 December 2000, was submitted in response to a report submitted by the Russian Federation on 14 September 2000(A/55/164/Add.2, para. 2), referring to violations involving the Russian Embassy in Tbilisi, its staff and the apartments of several Embassy officials.
The report of the Secretary-General on the long-term financial obligations of the United Nations with regard to the enforcement of sentences(A/57/347) was submitted in response to the request of the General Assembly in resolution 55/226.
The report by Germany, dated 20 March 2001, was submitted in response to a report submitted by the Russian Federation on 14 September 2000(A/55/164/Add.2, para. 2), concerning two incidents involving the Russian Embassy in Berlin.
The Secretary-General's proposals for financing the associated costs required for 2010 from within the approved budget for the capital master plan(A/64/346/Add.2) was submitted in response to the request of the General Assembly in its resolution 63/270.
The report by Colombia, dated 26 February 2002, was submitted in response to a report submitted by the Holy See on 13 June 2001(A/INF/56/6, para. 14), referring to an incident involving the Apostolic Nunciature in Bogotá.
The report of the Secretary-General on implementation of the Regulations Governing the Status, Basic Rights and Duties of Officials otherthan Secretariat Officials and Experts on Mission(A/61/1029) was submitted in response to the request of the General Assembly in its resolutions 60/238 and 61/244.
The report of the Secretary-General on streamlining contractual arrangements(A/62/274) was submitted in response to a request by the General Assembly for a detailed road map on the implementation of the proposed contractual arrangements resolution 61/244, sect. VI, para. 5.
The Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions has considered the report of the Secretary-General entitled"Second progress report on the accountability system in the United Nations Secretariat"(A/67/714), which was submitted in response to General Assembly resolution 66/257.
We therefore welcome the recommendations contained in the report of the Secretary-General, which was submitted in response to resolution 60/125 of 15 December 2005, which requested the Secretary-General to improve the international response to natural disasters.
The report was submitted in response to General Assembly resolution 57/311 of 18 June 2003,in which the Assembly requested the Secretary-General to report further at its fifty-eighth session on the financial situation of the United Nations International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women INSTRAW.
The report of the Secretary-General on greater use of national staff in field missions(A/58/765) was submitted in response to General Assembly resolution 57/290 B, in which the Assembly requested the Secretary-General to encourage greater use of national staff in peacekeeping operations.
The first report(A/52/730) was submitted in response to Security Council resolution 1133(1997) of 20 October 1997, which increased the size of the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara(MINURSO) in order to proceed with the identification tasks.
The report of the Secretary-General on implementation of the Regulations Governing the Status, Basic Rights and Duties of Officials otherthan Secretariat Officials and Experts on Mission(A/61/1029) was submitted in response to the request of the General Assembly in its resolutions 60/238 of 23 December 2005 and 61/244 of 22 December 2006.
The report of the Secretary-General(A/65/643) was submitted in response to General Assembly resolution 64/269, in which the Assembly took note of the overall concept of the global field support strategy proposed by the Secretary-General(A/64/633) and of the related report of the Advisory Committee A/64/660.
The Committee's comments and observations on the Secretary-General's report on strengthening the capacity of the United Nations to manage andsustain peacekeeping operations(A/63/702 and Corr.1), which was submitted in response to the request of the General Assembly in its resolutions 61/279 and 62/250, are contained in section II of the present report.
The report of the Secretary-General on the financial situation of INSTRAW was submitted in response to the recommendation of the Fifth Committee to the General Assembly that the Secretary-General report to the Assembly on the overall financial situation of the Institute early during the main part of its sixtieth session see A/59/641.
However, the report of the Steering Committee on the Comprehensive Review of Governance and Oversight within the United Nations and Its Funds, Programmes and Specialized Agencies(A/60/883/Add.2,vol. V), which was submitted in response to that resolution, was weak and lacked any compelling analysis with regard to the investigation function of OIOS, and recommended only that investigations be separated from the other functions of OIOS.
The addendum to that report(A/62/793/Add.1) was submitted in response to a request made by the Advisory Committee during its hearings on the main report in June 2008 for more specific information on the lines of authority, accountability, the division of labour and resource implications resulting from the envisaged change in structure.