Examples of using Task force continued in English and their translations into Arabic
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In 2007, during phase I of the road map, the task force continued the dialogue with partnership secretariats, undertook technical missions and compiled its findings, while progressively developing the criteria, based on the different targets of Millennium Development Goal 8.
The country-level evaluation task force conducted a stocktaking exercise of current monitoring and evaluation practices at the country level and the training task force continued to develop the UNEG training course for use by United Nations staff.
Following its Global Forum on Internet Governance, the Task Force continued to promote the international dialogue regarding this important issue by organizing, in cooperation with its regional networks, regional workshops on Internet governance in Shanghai(China), Cuzco(Peru), Port of Spain(Trinidad and Tobago) and Accra(Ghana).
In this last year of its mandate, the Task Force continued to provide advice to the Secretary-General on the United Nations ICT strategy and on the effective integration of ICT into United Nations management and planning in the broader context of the 2005 World Summit and United Nations reform.
Although the United Nations has no access to the areas under the control of the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters(BIFF), a breakaway faction of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front led by Commander" Kato", the country task force continued to receive credible reports that the armed group was actively training and providing weapons to children.
The task force continued its tradition of encouraging a constructive dialogue amongst the various actors,
The Central Emergency Response Fund partnership task force continued to meet to discuss issues relating to arrangements for funds sub-granted from agencies to non-governmental organizations, and to prepare background materials for two Inter-Agency Standing Committee Working Group sessions on humanitarian financing and partnership issues in November 2008 and July 2009.
The task force continued to build upon the constructive collaboration established between the human rights experts and representatives of multilateral development, trade, financial and monetary institutions to explore ways of bridging the various perspectives and experiences with a view to making practical suggestions aimed at implementation of the right to development.
In 2002, the United Nations Information and Communication Technologies Task Force continued to address policy issues such as the integration of national electronic strategies into overall development and poverty eradication strategies, as well as information and communication technology as an instrument for the advancement and empowerment of women, as emphasized by the Commission on the Status of Women at its forty-seventh session, in March 2003.
Following the discussions at the twenty-sixth meeting of the Open Ended Working Group, the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel ' s Quarantine and Preshipment Task Force continued its work in order to evaluate data submitted by the Parties on the use of methyl bromide for quarantine and preshipment purposes and, as called for in decision XVII/9, to evaluate the long-term effectiveness of soil applications of methyl bromide to control quarantine pests on living plant material.
The Task Force continues to advocate for his release to the reception centre.
In canton 6, the Task Force continues to assist local police investigations into murders, attempted murders and suspicious deaths in the area of Travnik.
The Task Force continues to examine cases at United Nations Headquarters and the remaining peacekeeping missions.
The Task Force continues to take unilateral actions in camera without providing opportunities for condemned jurisdictions to face their accusers and defend their activities.
The Task Force continues to actively investigate the allegations and to collect evidence relevant to its inquiry.
The country-level task force continues to advocate for the release of all children and women remaining in LRA captivity.
The country task force continues to present specific cases of grave violations to the relevant government partners, including AFP, for their appropriate response.
The Task Force continues to be supported by a system-wide team jointly financed by the organizations.
The Task Force continues to pursue the mainstreaming of ICT into development as a powerful tool that can enable the attainment of the internationally agreed development goals.
The country task force continues to face tremendous challenges with regard to the monitoring of child rights violations under resolutions 1612(2005) and 1882(2009).