Examples of using To continue to develop in English and their translations into Arabic
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The multi-ethnic nature of Brcko will need to continue to develop, but this will depend upon the revitalization of the economy to bring more jobs and security to the population.
It was also essential to continue to develop mechanisms which would ensure the participation of the private sector in the implementation of the decisions taken at Monterrey and Johannesburg.
The Advisory Committee encourages the Secretary-General to continue to develop tools for automating and streamlining the management of technology centres.
For that reason, Cuba believes it relevant and necessary to continue to develop international measures for transparency and confidence-building with respect to outer space.
In this context, they are also invited to continue to develop criteria by which to assess the development-friendliness of international investment instruments.
(b) To continue to develop the global inventory of laboratories for persistent organic pollutants which can be accessed through web page www. chem. unep. ch/gmn/gmnlabs/;
The meeting stressed the need to continue to develop the capabilities of employees in the state agencies and to develop indicators to measure the degree
National human rights institutions are encouraged to continue to develop, and to advocate for the development of, protective measures and mechanisms for human rights defenders, and to disseminate information thereon.
(b) To continue to develop alternative sentencing and custodial strategies, including community interventions and services, for women convicted of minor offences;
The Special Committee encourages the Secretariat to continue to develop and apply such approaches in relevant contexts and looks forward to the development of guidance for the field on fostering the effective implementation of Second-Generation DDR practices.
The Special Committee encourages the Secretariat to continue to develop and apply such approaches in relevant contexts and looks forward to the development of guidance for the field on fostering the effective implementation of the second-generation practices.
Requests the Secretary-General to continue to develop clear guidelines for the implementation of the best value for money methodology in United Nations procurement and to report thereon to the General Assembly at its sixty-second session;
Aware of the efforts of the Government of Anguilla to continue to develop the Territory as a viable and well-regulated offshore financial centre for investors by enacting modern company and trust laws, as well as partnership and insurance legislation, and computerizing the company registry system.
Notes the intention of the Secretary-General to continue to develop the field mission logistics system described in paragraphs 25
The Advisory Committee encouraged the organizations to continue to develop and improve performance measurement standards that could facilitate the task of the audit in assessing programme performance
Aware of the efforts of the Government of Anguilla to continue to develop the Territory as a viable and well-regulated offshore financial centre for investors, by enacting modern company and trust laws, as well as partnership and insurance legislation, and computerizing the company registry system.
Commends the efforts of the Secretary-General to reduce the environmental impact of the operations in Somalia, and in this regard encourages the United Nations Support Office for the Mission to continue to develop environmentally friendly waste management and power generation systems;
Invites the Unit to continue to develop interaction with other United Nations oversight bodies and to intensify relations with the oversight bodies of other participating organizations with a view to achieving better coordination and sharing best practices;
Recalls the proposed elements for a conceptual framework for understanding the relationship between foreign debt and human rights, and encourages the independent expert to continue to develop them with a view to addressing the debt crisis in a just, equitable and sustainable manner;
Commends the efforts of the Secretary-General to reduce the environmental impact of the operations in Somalia, and in this regard encourages the Support Office to continue to develop environmentally friendly waste management and power generation systems;