As the Secretary General stated in his report,

The Secretary General, in his report In larger freedom , states that,

In conclusion, the Secretary General in his report points out that

His delegation supported the recommendations in the Special Committee's report.

The External Auditor would report on the status of implementation of those recommendations in his next report.

Here's his report for AlterNet.

To support his role, Member States should implement the various recommendations contained in his report (A 60 306).

The Secretary General had also made his views clear in his report on his mission of good offices in Cyprus (S 2004 437), particularly in paragraph 93.

Mr. Vigny (Switzerland) congratulated the Special Rapporteur for his report and assured him of Switzerland's support in his mandate.

The Secretary General later offered his reflections in his report entitled In larger freedom (A 59 2005) and in a subsequent non paper.

Radcliffe wrote in his report that he knew that neither side would be happy with his award he declined his fee for the work.

Mr. Takahashi (Japan) thanked the Commissioner General for his work and his report.

Thanks the Special Rapporteur for his interim report

Accordingly, the Union supported the recommendations made by the Secretary General in his report.

Therefore, we welcome the Secretary General's clear reference to that shortcoming in his report.

Mannerheim eventually arrived in Beijing in July 1908, where he worked on his military intelligence report.

The Secretariat was taking the necessary action in that regard in coordination with other organizations. The External Auditor would also report on those issues in his next report.

Would you run off twenty copies of his report?

Introduction by the Special Rapporteur of his eighth report

Introduction by the Special Rapporteur of his tenth report

I am happy to see the Secretary General reach the same conclusion in his report.

As the Secretary General points out in paragraph 9 of his report (S 2005 335),

We first welcome the emphasis the Secretary General has placed on development in his report.

We share his vision for the United Nations in the twenty first century as outlined in his epic report entitled In larger freedom (A 59 2005).

We applaud the Secretary General's proposal contained in his recent report on the situation in Sierra Leone.

13. Requests the High Commissioner to report on his activities to the General Assembly at its fifty seventh session, and to include in his report the results of the Global Consultations on International Protection.

We also express our appreciation to the Secretary General for his report (S 2005 69), which follows up on the recommendations in his 2002 report on small arms and light weapons (S 2002 1053).

The findings of his third mission in July 2005 were the basis of his report (A 60 354) to the General Assembly.

Invites the Special Rapporteur, in accordance with his mandate, to include in his report to the Commission at its sixty second session comprehensive information on

Invites the Special Rapporteur, in accordance with his mandate, to include in his report to the Commission at its sixty second session comprehensive information on

On behalf of my delegation, I would like to commend the Secretary General for his dedication in producing his report (A 59 2005).

His delegation endorsed the areas identified in the High Commissioner's report (A 59 12 (Supp.12)).

I also thank the Secretary General for his comprehensive report.

I also commend the Secretary General for his inspiring report.

9. Requests the Secretary General to report on the implementation of the above mentioned paragraphs of the present resolution in the context of his performance report

Looks forward to receiving the Secretary General's report on the joint assessment mentioned in paragraph 60 of his fifth report on ONUB, by 15 March 2006

The Secretary General notes that in preparing that report, he drew on his eight years' experience as Secretary General, on his own conscience and convictions and on his understanding of the Charter of the United Nations, as well as on the report of the High level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change and the report of the Millennium Project.

His delegation expressed gratitude to the Special Rapporteur for his mission to Mongolia and was confident that he would make valuable recommendations in his final report on the mission.

The Secretary General's analysis in his report has once again drawn attention to issues of great importance.

The recommendations made in his report were taken into account by Belarus when amending the Media Act.

Thanks the Special Rapporteur, Mr. Emmanuel Decaux, for his interim report

Expresses its appreciation to the Special Rapporteur for his preliminary report

Thanks the Special Rapporteur, Mr. Emmanuel Decaux, for his interim report

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We thank the Secretary General for his report (A 60 201).