It is suggested that the l{aln Confitlttees whllst allocatlng the rrurnbe r of meetlngs on tl:e ag€nda ltetn! may take into account thet ade.grate opportunitles for lndepth discussion as well as avaj-labllity of, tue f,or reflectLon and consultations on major issues gf lnpor- tance should be contemplated. In this connectl,on tlrey may consider the extent to whlch the reports of prlnclpal organs like ECOSOC or the gL @ and Specla! ComnitteeE neeC to be discussed at a particuL ar session, keeplng in. perspectlve the questj.on whether the sane lssues ne€d to be debated all o've r again in ttre Maln cofirr|l,ttee', Fi:rthernore, tlre poss lbility of avoiding repetltive dlscusslons on the. sane Ltetns lrear after year might algo' b€ a matter for cons ideratlon unless -sonE speclal slgnlflcance is attached to indept} discusslon of an lten at successlv€ sessions. It trray well be tlrat Ut€ Mai,n Concnlttees might like to devote sorE tltrE for taklng note of the progress on such lssues. (lv) Adootion of resolutlons and.tlreir implementatlon Whilst recognlslng tfiat lnplennntatlon of General Assernbly resolutlons on lmportant 1s6ues depend ln a I arge neasure on the political w111 of natlor:c, so8€ lmprovement ln tl1at dlrectlon may hrell be achleved tfrrough creating condltions ln whlch stateE have suf- ficient opportunl-ty to appra!,se themsel,ves of and to evaluate ttrose resofutions uhich they are called uponA/ ro/726 Engl i8h Page 82 to l$plemeng. to tLrj-s end the first step nl-ght be to reduce the nr:rnber of resolutions to be adopted at each sesslon by confinlng them to the lssues where recom- rrendatlons are to be made and on which ',-he .states are called upon to act, and secondly, by avoidance of repetltlve resolutlons on the same subject matter.. FuEthe rrnore r Lt woulC be of advantage lf the resolutlons
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the United Nations and its processes, specifically the allocation of meeting time, adoption of resolutions, and implementation of decisions. It mentions various organs and committees, such as ECOSOC, the General Assembly, and Special Committees. The text also touches on the importance of allowing for in-depth discussion and avoiding repetitive debates. Based on this, it seems likely that the text is related to international governance and decision-making processes.

**Category**
International relations, Governance