Examples of using Biennialization in English and their translations into Arabic
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its Main Committees should continue to rationalize and streamline their agendas, including through clustering and the biennialization or triennalization of agenda items, in accordance with the relevant
merging or biennialization of reports or substantive legislation.
As reported earlier to the Assembly, 1/ in view of resolution 46/220 of 20 December 1991 on the biennialization of the programme of work of the Fifth Committee, the item was postponed to 1996.
We therefore urge Member States to fully support and comply with the efforts undertaken with a view to streamlining the relevant decision-making processes of the Assembly through, inter alia, the biennialization and clustering of items.
s position that the introduction of the draft resolution was contrary to the provisions of General Assembly resolution 46/220 on the biennialization of the programme of work of the Fifth Committee.
Specific issues included reallocating items on sustainable development, the biennialization and triennialization of some resolutions and the merging of recurrent resolutions into one cluster.
Furthermore, the possibility of further biennialization, triennialization, clustering and elimination of items on the agenda of the General Assembly should be explored in detail.
In its resolution 1988/77, the Economic and Social Council decided to continue to consider the biennialization of the sessions of its subsidiary bodies and, with 13 exceptions, the subsidiary bodies have biennialized their meeting schedules.
The Council would further decide to consider the biennialization of the Commission ' s resolutions in order to eliminate duplication and overlap in the consideration of related issues between the Council and the General Assembly.
Further decides to consider the biennialization of the Commission ' s resolutions with a view to eliminating duplication and overlap and promoting complementarity in the consideration and negotiation of similar or related issues between the Economic
Invites Member States to consider the biennialization or triennialization of the agenda items discussed in the First Committee, on a voluntary basis, and in particular when no specific action is required to be taken for the implementation of the relevant resolutions;
They focused on the biennialization, the triennialization, and the clustering of resolutions, and encouraged the elimination of resolutions on topics they deemed obscure, arguing that these undermined the credibility of the Assembly in the wider public domain.
Suggestions were also made regarding the biennialization, the triennialization and the clustering of resolutions in the Main Committees,
Further decides to consider the biennialization of the resolutions of the Commission with a view to eliminating duplication and overlap and promoting complementarity in the consideration and negotiation of similar or related issues between the Council
The Committee also recommended, in view of the difficult financial situation of the Organization, that the Council continue to consider the biennialization of meetings of subsidiary bodies, taking into account the substantive needs of the bodies concerned.
The Committee also recommended, in view of the difficult financial situation of the Organization, that the Council continue to consider the biennialization of meetings of subsidiary bodies, taking into account the substantive needs of the bodies concerned.
of 29 July 1988, in which it was decided that the Council should further continue to consider the biennialization of the sessions of its subsidiary bodies.
The Panel ' s suggestions in this regard, such as those concerning the form of the various outcomes, the establishment of standing expert meetings, the consolidation of the commissions and the biennialization of the Conference, were far-reaching in terms of institutional reinvigoration,
Considering the biennialization of the work of the Assembly
Regarding the agenda, the strong belief was expressed that neither the biennialization, triennialization or elimination of agenda items, nor the introduction of a sunset clause, could be conducted without the clear consent of the cosponsoring States and/or the States concerned.