text: other matters nay. perhaps, be nentioned ln regard to lfiplerE ntation of the resolutions, one of which ls that even those states whlch become co-sFonsoEs of particul ar resolutlons have beelr: f,ound to be extrenely slow where tlre implementatlon ls concerned. fg is for consi- deratlon whether asaa part of the process cf recom-' mitrtnt to the Charter as called for by the Secretary- Genera.l,, durln I the fortieth anniversary year an understanding could not be re ached that the states whlch spoosor .:esolutions should be prepared to t3ke early action for ttreir impiementation. Secondly, lt has been noticed that tbe resolutions adopted through the sheer process of votlng str€ngth are the nEst <ltff,leult where irnplefiEntatlon is concerned as they ofEn t€ke on the ghifacte r of a conf,rontational lssue.. . It ls ln ttrls regarril that caution needs to'.be 'exercised and. &aftlng lechnigues be revlewea wn:.ctr m19ht do away hrltjr preambul ar paragraphs that are strict1y not necess arlr and ttre resol.utions be drawn up in slmple fosnr dlrectly leading to the adoptj.on of the trecorn- mendatlon or cal.l foc actlon.ln a manner whlch would be generally acceptable. fn so far as +lre agenda ltems are conce r::ed, it would be seen that ",.hey fJ.nd the ir place on the agenda of a sesslon elther by reason of a declslon taken at a prevlous sesslon or by inscriptlon of new ltems by nember gover nents in -accordance wlth the provlsl'ons of Bules 13 and 14, although the latter cateqo!'!, ls no'lrA/40/726 Eng I lsh Page 74 relatively fewer. Even a cursory gl ance at the agerda of tlre past ten sesslons of the General Asseilbly te nds to reveal the f,act that once, an.item has got on ttre agenda it never come s off and they become the subject
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the United Nations General Assembly, mentioning resolutions, implementation, and agenda items. It seems to be highlighting the challenges and inefficiencies in the process of implementing resolutions, particularly those that are adopted through voting strength. The text also touches on the importance of simplifying language and avoiding unnecessary preambles in resolutions. Given the focus on the United Nations and its processes, it is likely that the text is related to international relations or diplomacy.