t.Lat'tlre nurnbe r of resclutions adooted far exceed the 26. 27.The total number of Resolutions adopted bythe General Assenbly from its first sessionto the thitty-nlnth session were as foliows:- fst sessionc 103; IInd session: 7?: IIIrdsession3 98; Irlth session: 88; Vth session:I22t Vltl:. sessions 107; VT.Ith session; 91;VTIItb session 94; D( th session: 101 ; Xthsesslon! 88; Xfth session: 124; XIItlr 103;XIIIth sesslon: 112; XIVth session: 123;)C/th sessioa: 11?(Partl); XVth session ( PartII) c 28; )fl/ I t*: session: 1i-5; XVI Itlrsession: 124r )fi/IIIth session: 113,. XD(ttlsesslon: 14; )Q(t: sessj.on: 125; )O(Ist session:115; l&<Ifnd session: 113i )OGIIrd session:1171 ia(rvtlr session: 12?; )Offth session: 131; >O<Vfth sessiont 153i )C{VIfth sr:ssion: !461Kxvffltrr session: 150; )OfD(th sesslon: 159; )oo(th - session: 1?9; )OO(Is t session: 208;XIA(Ltnd -session: 215; $O(If,Ind sessicn: 206;)ACK]f/ttr session: 233; )OOC/ttr Sesslon: 227;)OOCvIth session: 244,. )OO(VI ItLr sesslon: 252; ,OOCVfIIth sesslon: 239; and )@{X< th session:247 Total nufiibe r of items on the aqenda before theGeneral Assembly at each of itE sesslons werethe following:- Ist sessl.on: 99i ffnd sesslon: 56 I IIIrdsesslon: 73; IVth session: E8i Vth session: T6rVIth sessLon: 69; VIII} session: ?6; VIIIthsession: 76i D< ttr session: 73i Xth sesslon: 66;Xlth session: ?1, XIIth session: 69; XIfItrrsesslon: ?3; XMh sessi.on: T4; XVth sesslon!92i XVIth session: 96; XWIth sesslon: 95 'nJTIIIth sesslon: 86; XD(th sesslon: 83; )O(ttrsession: 108; lO(fst session: 98; )e(Ifnd sesslon:99; )O(IIIrd sesslon: 98; tO(TVth session: 10?;)o(Vth Eesslonc 101 ,. )O(\rlth session: 102i )Ofiru Ith sesslon3 93r )OffIflt}l. session: 1!0;lo<D(th sbssl.on: 112; xlc(th session: 126; )€o(Istsesslon: 124; )CC(lInd session: 131; )OO(IIfrdsession3 129;,\OO(rVth session: 129i ]OO(VtlrsessJ-ons 123; lOCfi/Ith sesslon: 1381 )CA{VITttrsesslon: 142; )OCfi/IfIth sessiont L46t )OC(D(thsesslon:143.A/ 40/726 English Page ?3 nunbe r of ltemr, on the agenda since sollE of the ltens attract ttre adoption of as many as eight to ten reso- lutlons and some of them are in several parts. $'ro
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a list of resolutions adopted by the General Assembly, with a focus on the number of items on the agenda at each session. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a connection to international organizations or institutions. The text does not contain specific details about economic or industrial activities, but it does mention the adoption of resolutions, which implies a focus on governance and policy-making.

**Category**
International relations, Governance