Examples of using The general assembly consider in English and their translations into Arabic
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(c) Making a recommendation that the General Assembly consider in what forum a coherent, legally binding international
Reiterating its recommendation made at its twenty-second session that the General Assembly consider the question of convening in 2016 a third United Nations conference on housing and sustainable urban development(Habitat III).
Should the General Assembly consider the Consolidated Report 2006 and the information presented therein to be valuable, it may wish
Concerning the proposal for a supplement to the Standard Rules, the Economic and Social Council recommended in its resolution E/2004/15 that the General Assembly consider the matter at its fifty-ninth session.
Therefore, my delegation would like to state that we fully agree with the Secretary-General that it is now important that the General Assembly consider proposals and determine how the United Nations can fulfil the commitments made by world leaders in 2005.
It is recalled that in paragraph 38 of its report(A/51/7/Add.1), the Advisory Committee recommended that the General Assembly consider and approve revised appropriations, after it has taken action on the proposals submitted by the Secretary-General in his progress report(A/C.5/50/57/Add.1).
Recommends that the General Assembly consider launching an urgent discussion on the legality of the use of certain munitions, with the assistance of the relevant international organizations and specialized agencies and interested parties and stakeholders, as recommended by the Fact-Finding Mission in its report;
Participants at the ministerial Meeting adopted the Doha Declaration on noncommunicable diseases and injuries, which recommended that the General Assembly consider integrating evidence-based indicators on non-communicable diseases into the monitoring and evaluation system for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, during the review of the Goals taking place in 2010.
II. The fourth inter-committee meeting agreed with the view expressed by many, including States parties, that the inter-committee meeting provides a useful forum for discussing matters of mutual concern and strengthening coordination between the treaty bodies, and recommended that the General Assembly consider the possibility of convening such meetings on an annual basis.
While endorsing the recommendations contained in the report of the Fact-Finding Mission, 1 the Council called upon all concerned parties including United Nations bodies, to ensure their implementation in accordance with their respective mandates and recommended that the General Assembly consider the report of the Fact-Finding Mission during the main part of its sixty-fourth session.
Welcoming the fact that the Plan of Implementation adopted at the World Summit on Sustainable Development held in Johannesburg, South Africa, from 26 August to 4 September 2002, confirmed the importance of education for sustainable development and recommended that the General Assembly consider adopting a decade of education for sustainable development starting in 2005.
Given the funding challenges facing the Extraordinary Chambers and in order to increase the level of intergovernmental oversight and scrutiny, the Advisory Committee recommends that the General Assembly consider the possibility of having the Secretary-General submit a full fledged budget proposal, separate from the proposed programme budget, to it for its consideration and approval.
presented in the Secretary-General ' s report, that the General Assembly consider holding a special session in 2001 to again examine the progress achieved in the implementation of the World Declaration
Recommends in this context that the General Assembly consider exploring during its fifty-fourth session the possibility of inviting the Bretton Woods institutions to participate in a joint task force with the United Nations with the aim of facilitating the further involvement of the Bretton Woods institutions in this process;
Taking note of Economic and Social Council resolution 2001/40 of 26 July 2001 and the recommendation contained therein that the General Assembly consider the transfer of any balance remaining from the $800,000 advance for 2001 to the Institute as a reserve for 2002.
On 27 July 2006, the Economic and Social Council adopted resolution 2006/42, in which it recommended that the General Assembly consider the implementation of a complete ban on smoking at all United Nations indoor premises, at Headquarters as well as at regional and country offices throughout the United Nations system, and the implementation of a complete ban on sales of tobacco products at all United Nations premises.
Accordingly, the Committee recommends that the General Assembly consider authorizing it to meet for an additional 4 weeks per biennium, for a total of 78 weeks rather than the current 74,