In recent years, the number of General Assembly resolutions approved by consensus has increased steadily.

I should like to inform the Assembly that those candidates, their number not exceeding the number of seats to be filled, receiving the greatest number of votes and a two thirds majority of those present and voting will be declared elected.

That position enjoys support from a large number of Member States, as their statements in the General Assembly have shown.

This number was increased after the amendments to the Law on Election of Members of the Assembly (envisaging 30 quota) and the attained result was 20.8 women members of the Assembly.

Options for changes in the number and weight of the factors for equitable geographical distribution have been undertaken in a number of studies by the Secretariat at the request of the General Assembly.

The President I am very pleased, as President of the General Assembly, to see a record number of youth representatives in the national delegations to the sixtieth session of the General Assembly.

At its fifty second session, the General Assembly adopted a number of measures to reform the United Nations (resolution 52 12 A).

Considerable additional research is required into a number of complex issues in order to prepare proposals for consideration by the General Assembly.

The General Assembly made specific recommendations for improving the situation of women and girls in relation to a number of country situations.

Several commentators noted the deferral of a large number of important institutional arrangements to the next elected national assembly for legislative action.

The Assembly decided on four occasions to increase the number of Vice Presidents (resolutions 1104 (XI), 1192 (XII), 1990 (XVIII) and 33 138).

In spite of a number of obstacles, that debate had moved on apace, and a growing number of Puerto Ricans of all political affiliations now regarded the proposed assembly as an indispensable tool in the search for consensus.

As a transitionary measure, during its 2005 session, the Special Committee started to issue a number of its resolutions in the format of the General Assembly, in line with the established practice of other subsidiary bodies of the Assembly.

A number of reports included attention to gender perspectives that were not reflected in the relevant General Assembly resolutions 59 220, 59 225 and 59 244.

For Hezekiah king of Judah gave to the assembly for offerings one thousand bulls and seven thousand sheep and the princes gave to the assembly a thousand bulls and ten thousand sheep and a great number of priests sanctified themselves.

For Hezekiah king of Judah gave to the assembly for offerings one thousand bulls and seven thousand sheep and the princes gave to the assembly a thousand bulls and ten thousand sheep and a great number of priests sanctified themselves.

A number of delegations expressed their dissatisfaction with the limited amount of time available for the consideration of the elements that are forwarded to the General Assembly.

In the Parliament and People's Consultative Assembly, there were decreases in the number of women members, despite the fact that 57 percent of the voters were women.

The General Assembly addressed the gender perspectives of human rights in a number of substantive resolutions on thematic issues, some of which included specific recommendations for action.

At its fifty third session, in 1998, the General Assembly decided to designate its fifty fifth session The Millennium Assembly of the United Nations and decided to convene as part of that Assembly a Millennium Summit of the United Nations for a limited number of days (resolution 53 202) (see also item 119).

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A number of speakers indicated that their States had ratified the United Nations Convention against Corruption (General Assembly resolution 58 4, annex) or were preparing to ratify it.

A number of delegations underlined the importance of following the UNDG guidelines for joint programming and General Assembly resolution 59 250 of 22 December 2004 on the TCPR.

Number Two. Number Two. Two.

The number of the burnt offerings which the assembly brought was seventy bulls, one hundred rams, and two hundred lambs all these were for a burnt offering to Yahweh.

The number of the burnt offerings which the assembly brought was seventy bulls, one hundred rams, and two hundred lambs all these were for a burnt offering to Yahweh.

Article 10 of the revised 2001 Law on Elections of National Assembly Deputy stipulates that the number of female National Assembly Deputies is proposed by the Standing Committee of the National Assembly at the request of the presidium of the Center Committee of the Viet Nam Women's Union in order to ensure a rational proportion of female deputies.

Take a number, any number two.

Favorite number. I love that number.

At its thirty fourth session, the General Assembly decided that the practice of dispensing with the secret ballot for elections to subsidiary organs when the number of candidates corresponded to the number of seats to be filled should become standard and the same practice should apply to the election of the Vice Presidents of the Assembly, unless a delegation specifically requested a vote on a given election (decision 34 401, para.

21. Takes note of the large scope and number of extraordinary measures contained in the letter from the Secretary General to the President of the General Assembly A 62 379.

On the basis of the preceding observations, the Special Rapporteur wishes to make a number of recommendations, which he is pleased to present to the General Assembly for its consideration.

It contains a number of important elements that can improve the Security Council's interaction with the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council and all States Members of the Organization.

The Assembly decided that the rule did not apply to elections to the Court and it proceeded to elect the requisite number of candidates by a series of unrestricted ballots.

The General Assembly, in several other paragraphs of the same resolution, called on the Department to provide specific information on a number of its activities to the Committee on Information.

By its resolution 53 139 of 9 December 1998, the General Assembly authorized the Secretary General to extend the spring sessions of the Committee by one additional week starting in 1999 because of the increase in the number of ratifications and, therefore, the number of country reports submitted annually.

A limited number of still photographers, escorted by media liaison staff, will also be allowed to take photographs from the bridge at the back of the General Assembly Hall during statements.

In its resolution 59 15 of 29 October 2004, the General Assembly authorized the Secretary General to fill a number of posts in ONUB, at appropriate grades, until 30 June 2005.

While the number of security incidents involving United Nations personnel appears to have risen, this is most likely due to the increased number of staff operating in the field and improved reporting capability within the United Nations security management system as result of enhancements undertaken by the General Assembly since 2001.

Although the General Assembly had adopted numerous resolutions on the subject and the Secretary General's suggestions had been implemented, the number of victims of humanitarian situations and armed conflict continued to increase.

The report of the Secretary General (A 60 424) referred to a number of matters that would be addressed in separate reports to be submitted to the Assembly at its current session.

Resolutions on this theme, first adopted in 2002, have continued to command consensus support within both the First Committee and the General Assembly, and have also attracted a growing number of sponsors.

The Director of the Office of United Nations Affairs and External Relations highlighted a number of specific actions already taken since adoption of the General Assembly resolution, as well as ongoing work.

Number of ballot papers 15 Number of invalid ballots 0 Number of valid ballots 15 Required majority 8

According to the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management, the projected number of General Service vacancies in the Text Processing Section from 2005 to 2009 is 47, as shown in table 1.