Examples of using Useful proposals in English and their translations into Russian
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which offered some useful proposals designed to restore the balance between the General Assembly
thus paving the way to the formulation of positive and useful proposals on the issue.
relevant organizations to consider the useful proposals contained in the report of the Secretary-General,
the report of the Secretary-General of the United Nations entitled"In larger freedom" contained many useful proposals that merit further deliberation.
the most interesting and useful proposals would not require any Charter amendment
United Nations peace operations(A/55/305) contained many useful proposals which should be acted on.
organization of the high-level plenary meeting of the sixtieth session of the General Assembly, has made useful proposals for consideration by Member States.
VII of the Charter(A/50/361), which contained enlightening and useful proposals for minimizing the effect of sanctions on third States.
This means: completing the revision of the CIM Uniform Rules as soon as possible, taking into account any useful proposals concerning a closer relationship between the CIM
had formulated useful proposals to promote the restructuring
Action must be taken, bearing in mind the useful proposals in the Volcker-Ogata report(A/48/460, annex) to ensure adequate
held on 17 and 18 September, useful proposals for continued work on the“new architecture” of the global financial system had been made.
the United Nations Year for Tolerance will offer an opportunity to work out clear approaches and useful proposals to enshrine tolerance at the level of ideals
there should be wide consultations with all interested parties, taking on board other useful proposals and ideas so as to reflect all concerns,
explained the causes of the documentation crisis and contained many useful proposals which shed light on the problems.
have made a useful proposal.
In that connection, the useful proposal submitted by Sierra Leone on the establishment of a dispute settlement service would help to clarify the role such a mechanism could play under the provisions of the Charter while avoiding duplication of the measures contained in the Model Rules.
In this sense, the G-21 proposal on the programme of work contains a very useful proposal in paragraph 4 for appointment of special coordinators on related issues,
and the particularly useful proposal made by the Fonds international de solidarité at the initiative of the city of Geneva in this framework.
The Deputy High Commissioner referred to those lists of issues as a useful proposal to flesh out within the broader debate on new ways for treaty bodies to work, but cautioned that, owing to their analytical dimension,