Draft resolution proposed by Germany

The Chairman proposed that the Committee adopt the following draft resolution

The proposed draft resolution comprises 10 preambular paragraphs and six operative paragraphs.

The Chairman then proposed the following draft resolution for adoption by the Committee

The draft resolution proposed by the Chairman was adopted by the Committee without a vote.

We welcome the proposed system wide action plan on the implementation of resolution 1325 (2000).

Unfortunately, however, the timing and substance of the proposed resolution does not accomplish those ends.

The representative of the United States of America proposed amending the draft resolution as follows

The representative of the United States of America proposed amending the draft resolution as follows

The speaker proposed that the draft resolution be adopted as orally amended, without a vote.

We are pleased to once again be a sponsor of the draft resolution proposed by Oman.

Certainly, expressing readiness to consider the proposed amendments to the draft resolution was a positive gesture.

We support the draft resolution on the Convention (A C.1 60 L.33) proposed by Hungary.

At the same meeting the representative of Malaysia orally proposed amendments to the draft resolution, by which

The consideration of the proposed item and the adoption of the proposed draft resolution (see annex II) would formalize and institutionalize Holocaust remembrance and education within the United Nations system.

The Chairman proposed that draft resolution A AC.109 2005 L.8 should be adopted without a vote.

The definition proposed in the report is similar to the language and elements of Security Council resolution 1566 (2004).

Mr. Decaux proposed an amendment to operative paragraph 8 of the draft resolution, which was accepted by the sponsors.

Ms. O'Connor proposed an amendment to operative paragraph 1 of the draft resolution, which was accepted by the sponsors.

The Chairman then proposed that the Committee should recommend to the Conference the adoption of the following draft resolution.

The General Assembly, by its resolution 50 115, endorsed the arrangements on institutional linkage proposed by the Secretary General.

We turn first to draft resolution I, entitled Questions relating to the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2006 2007 .

The President Draft resolution III is entitled Special subjects relating to the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2006 2007 .

Mr. Alfonso Martínez proposed an amendment to operative paragraph 4 of the draft resolution, which was accepted by the sponsors.

Mr. Sorabjee proposed an amendment to operative paragraph 7 of the draft resolution, which was also accepted by the sponsors.

Mr. Dos Santos proposed to amend the draft resolution by deleting operative paragraph 2, which was accepted by the sponsors.

First, the proposed resolution is contrary to the principle of the sovereign equality of States enshrined in the United Nations Charter.

Subsequently, the Chairman proposed that the Committee recommend to the Congress the adoption of a draft resolution (see paragraph 10 below).

The Chairman then proposed that the Committee should recommend to the General Assembly the adoption of the draft resolution (see para.

Mr. Sattar proposed amendments to operative paragraphs 3, 4 and 5 of the draft resolution, which were accepted by the sponsors.

Ms. Hampson proposed revising the draft resolution by introducing a new operative paragraph 9, which was accepted by the other sponsors.

The Governments of France and New Caledonia by and large had no objections to the adoption of the proposed draft resolution.

Meanwhile, in the United Kingdom, the House of Commons recently passed a resolution along the same lines as the proposed US legislation.

Ms. Hampson proposed amending the draft resolution by introducing a new operative paragraph after operative paragraph 8, which was accepted by the sponsors.

The proposed resolution should therefore focus on humanitarian aspects, particularly international assistance, and not address any legal or security issues related to landmines.

The representative of the United States of America proposed to amend the draft resolution by modifying operative paragraph 5, which reads as follows

The sponsors of the present request call on all Member States to support the inclusion of the proposed supplementary item in the agenda of the sixtieth session of the General Assembly and to co sponsor the proposed draft resolution.

It was proposed that during budget years, the Committee should evaluate the programme narratives of the proposed programme budget, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 58 269, as well as reports on evaluation and reports of the Joint Inspection Unit.

Austria welcomes the United Nations system wide action plan for the implementation of resolution 1325 (2005) proposed by the Secretary General in his report.

The Committee recommended that in the next proposed programme budget, the Secretariat ensure the implementation of paragraph 12 of General Assembly resolution 58 269.

The following draft resolution is proposed by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany for adoption by the World Conference on Disaster Reduction.

The proposed budgetary appropriation, before recosting, consisted of the amount indicated in the outline budget approved by the General Assembly in resolution 57 820.

1. Notes that the proposed strategic framework for the period 2006 2007 constitutes the first proposal submitted since the adoption of its resolution 58 269

The resolution was originally proposed by the 56 nation Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC), and was put to the Human Rights Council by Pakistan.

In August 1989, I proposed in the Polish Diet a draft resolution apologizing to the Czechs and Slovaks for Polish involvement in the 1968 invasion.