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The Committee also recommends to the General Assembly the adoption of three draft decisions, which were adopted by the Committee without a vote.
draft decision, all of which were adopted by the Committee without a vote.
We were guided by the same philosophy when undertook constitutional changes in Armenia, which were adopted in December 2015.
In line with the Team's recommendations, UNMIT proposed a number of amendments to electoral legislation, several of which were adopted by Parliament.
He also made proposals for the organization of work of the Meeting(SPLOS/CRP.3), which were adopted.
one draft decision, all of which were adopted without a vote, and usually with numerous sponsors.
Thus, at present Belarus is only legally bound by human rights treaties which were adopted within the framework of the UN and the ILO Conventions.
In paragraph 5 of that report, the Committee recommends to the General Assembly the adoption of five draft resolutions, all of which were adopted by the Committee without a vote.
61/79 and 63/57, which were adopted by consensus.
two draft decisions, which were adopted by the Committee without a vote.
comprehensive recommendations which were adopted by the Board of Directors
comprehensive recommendations which were adopted by the Board of Directors of the Company.
comprehensive recommendations which were adopted by the Board of Directors of KEGOC.
This initiative resulted from the Guidelines for Action on Children in the Criminal Justice System, which were adopted by the Economic and Social Council in its resolution 1997/30.
The Working Party thus considered point by point the proposals made by OTIF, some of which were adopted see annex I.
The Council has prepared a range of intergovernmental agreements, which were adopted at the meetings of CIS member States' political executives.
The Security Council has adopted numerous resolutions on this conflict, most of which were adopted under Chapter VII of the Charter.
To justify its destructive policy, the Azerbaijani side selectively rests on four resolutions of the UN Security Council, which were adopted during the intensive military actions of 1993,
the expert judgements, which were adopted by the Expert Group on POPs at its third meeting on 5-6 June 2002 in Geneva for submission to the Working Group on Strategies
recommendations for regional approaches to disarmament within the context of global security, which were adopted by the United Nations Disarmament Commission on the basis of consensus.