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The respective Boards would continue to monitor the progress of reform in the future.
OIOS would continue to monitor the implementation of its recommendations
Australia would continue to monitor the leadership role of UNDP in the United Nations Development Group
OIOS would continue to monitor the project and would require the necessary support
The Department would continue to monitor and provide guidance to the Mission as
The three delegations would continue to monitor the operation of the new system of danger pay to ensure that it was achieving its objectives.
The Secretariat would continue to monitor the cash position closely
Thailand said it would continue to monitor the implementation to ensure that traders benefited fully from the recommendations and rulings.
The Administration would continue to monitor and review the implementation of all of the Board's recommendations.
UNFPA informed the Board that the Audit Services Branch would continue to monitor the Geographic Divisions' follow up on the implementation of recommendations.
open dialogue with those organizations that were so inclined and would continue to monitor the situation.
His delegation had full confidence in the Secretary-General with regard to ensuring that the draft resolution was implemented, and would continue to monitor the situation.
The Advisory Committee was encouraged by those efforts and would continue to monitor them.
The Government, nevertheless, provided them with social services and would continue to monitor their situation closely.
Civil society organizations had praised those commitments, but would continue to monitor their implementation.
MEPs from the committee stated that they would continue to monitor the issue of minimum income.
In general, management had accepted those recommendations and OIOS would continue to monitor their implementation.
It was also hoped that the Board of Auditors would continue to monitor the situation, and if necessary,
The EU, which was financially supporting the programme, would continue to monitor it with interest.
He was pleased to note that management had begun taking action on the recommendations and OIOS would continue to monitor their implementation.