Examples of using Continue to be held in English and their translations into Arabic
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In 1994, UNU ' s" Rapid Assessment Procedures(RAP)" project continued to provide inputs into designing, evaluating and improving nutrition and health-related programmes, and many local RAP training workshops continue to be held.
Meanwhile, as at 14 July, around 130 of the 153 students abducted by the Islamic State on 29 May in Ain al-Arab continue to be held by the group.
The High Contracting Parties recall their agreement reached at the First and Second Review Conferences and also recalled at the Third Review Conference that Review Conferences should continue to be held on a regular basis.
since 10 April 2003, that this situation has not changed since then although there has been a change in the place of detention in one case and that they continue to be held in pretrial detention.
In addition, the United Nations West Africa Administrative Conference will continue to be held every quarter with delegates from UNOCI, UNMIL and UNIPSIL to identify areas of mutual cooperation and best practices to provide more efficient support to the operations. D. Partnerships, country team coordination and integrated missions.
Notes further that the States parties to the Treaty participating in the Conference decided that, in accordance with article VIII, paragraph 3, review conferences should continue to be held every five years and that, accordingly, the next review conference should be held in the year 2000 and that the first meeting of the Preparatory Committee should be convened in 1997.
The Special Committee welcomes the holding of the conference" Partners in Peacekeeping" by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations in Freetown, from 3 to 5 March 2003, and considers that such conferences, which can be beneficial to troop-contributing countries and to the Department, continue to be held on an annual basis, as appropriate, addressing peacekeeping missions.
Reaffirmed in accordance with article VIII, paragraph 3, and paragraph 2 of Decision 1 of the 1995 NPT Review and Extension Conference that review conferences should continue to be held every five years and that, accordingly, the next Review Conference should be held in the year 2010.
The Bureau recalled its meeting with the Bureau of the Economic and Social Council on 25 March 2004 and emphasized the utility and importance of such annual meetings to enhance coordination and information-sharing, and recommended that such meetings continue to be held during the annual sessions of the Commission.
The Bureau, recalling its meeting with the Bureau of the Economic and Social Council on 8 April 2005, emphasized the utility and importance of such annual meetings to enhance coordination and information-sharing, and recommended that such meetings continue to be held during the annual sessions of the Commission.
Training seminars continue to be held in New York, the most recent being the seminar on the deposit of treaty actions with the Secretary-General and registration of treaties, convened by the Office of Legal Affairs and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research on 9 and 10 November 2004.
They condemned also Israel ' s unlawful and arbitrary detention and imprisonment of thousands of Palestinian civilians, including hundreds of women and children and numerous elected officials, who continue to be held under harsh, inhumane conditions and to be subjected to physical and mental ill-treatment, including reported torture and denied access to proper medical care and family visits.
Regional seminars on decolonization should continue to be held.
Meetings of Presidents of Central American States continue to be held regularly.
Twelve Baha ' is continue to be held in Iranian prisons.
Expert meetings will continue to be held under the auspices of the commissions.
It is anticipated that other seminars for African journalists will continue to be held.
Conferences on progress achieved will continue to be held in the branches requesting them.
It is reported that annual marches continue to be held and attract several thousand participants.
It should continue to be held at the outset of the First Committee's work.