A 49 209 Reduction of military budgets Transparency of military expenditures report of the Secretary General

Takes note of the reports of the Secretary General on objective information on military matters, including transparency of military expenditures

A 48 271 Reduction of military budgets military expenditures in standardized form reported by States report of the Secretary General

A 49 190 and Add.1 Reduction of military budgets Military expenditures in standardized form reported by States report of the Secretary General

US Secretary of State John Kerry even claimed that the military was restoring democracy.

(b) Report of the Secretary General on transparency of military expenditures (A 49 209)

4. Takes note of the report of the Secretary General on objective information on military matters, including transparency of military expenditures A 58 202.

4. Takes note of the report of the Secretary General on objective information on military matters, including transparency of military expenditures A 56 267.

The Military Liaison Team is headed by a Chief Military Liaison Officer designated by the Secretary General with the consent of the Security Council.

(a) Report of the Secretary General on reduction of military budgets military expenditures in standardized form reported by States (A 49 190 and Add.l)

As shown in annex I to the Secretary General apos s report, those resolutions authorized an increase in military strength of 100 military observers, 8,250 infantry personnel and 2,300 military support personnel.

She worked as a secretary in a military hospital for much of World War II.

A 60 159 Add.1 Item 85 (b) Reduction of military budgets Objective information on military matters, including transparency of military expenditures Report of the Secretary General A C E F R S

The Secretary General's Military Adviser and Legal Counsel could be helpful in the drafting of mandates.

The military observers would be provided by Member States at the request of the Secretary General.

Paragraph 63 of the report of the Secretary General gives more information on military pattern vehicles.

A 60 159 Item 86 (b) of the provisional agenda Reduction of military budgets Objective information on military matters, including transparency of military expenditures Report of the Secretary General A C E F R S

(a) Report of the Secretary General on reduction of military budgets military expenditures in standardized form reported by States (A 48 271 and Add.1 and 2)

It is proposed to continue the services of one military officer to advise the Personal Representative of the Secretary General in assessing military developments throughout the area.

Expressing its appreciation to the Secretary General for providing Member States with the reports on military expenditures,

The Advisory Committee requests the Secretary General to present in his future budget proposals for UNPROFOR a breakdown of the military contingents by infantry personnel and military support personnel.

A 49 225 Implementation of the guidelines and recommendations for objective information on military matters guidelines and recommendations for objective information on military matters report of the Secretary General

The Secretary General should expedite the negotiations with the host Government on the relocation of military contingent personnel.

quot Expressing its appreciation to the Secretary General for providing Member States with the reports on military expenditures,

Supports the Chief Military Observer in pursuing the Secretary General apos s good offices and peace keeping operations.

3. Requests the Secretary General to circulate annually the reports on military expenditures, as received from Member States

(d) Good offices of the Secretary General to facilitate complete withdrawal of foreign military forces from Estonia, Latvia and

24. Annex I to the Secretary General apos s report summarizes, by mandate, the authorized military strength of UNPROFOR.

21. Annex I to the Secretary General apos s report summarizes, by mandate, the authorized military strength of UNPROFOR.

(d) Report of the Secretary General on guidelines and recommendations for objective information on military matters (A 49 225).

(d) Report of the Secretary General on guidelines and recommendations for objective information on military matters (A 49 225)

In this report, the Secretary General recommended that a group of 50 United Nations military observers, under a Chief Military Observer at the Brigadier General level, should be deployed in Georgia.

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21. As regards the status of the military component of ONUMOZ, the Secretary General reported that, as of 18 April 1994, against an authorized strength of 6,979, the military component, composed of military observers, staff officers and formed units, totalled 5,914 all ranks.

Seventh, the Secretary General apos s recommendations on the reduction of military expenditures and the elimination of all forms of military assistance and subsidies to arms exporters could give rise to controversy.

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d Including members of military contingents, United Nations military staff officers, military observers and military liaison officers.

The report of the Secretary General did not recommend any further reduction of the military component of ONUMOZ before the elections.

Further requests by the Secretary General could be considered if UNOMIG is expanded beyond its current level of 21 military observers.

(v) Report of the Secretary General on the financing of the United Nations Military Liaison Team in Cambodia A 49 521.

Complete withdrawal of foreign military forces from the territories of the Baltic States report of the Secretary General (A 49 419)

1992 1998 Military Judge, Military Tribunal, Verona.

At a recent security conference in Singapore, US Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta emphasized the American military build up in the region.

(a) the Secretary General shall receive prior agreement of the countries contributing military and civilian police personnel and of the Governments concerned,