Examples of using Developments closely in English and their translations into French
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I can assure you that the Bank of Canada will continue to monitor developments closely, whether I am there or not.
The Ghanaian Health Service Workers Union(HSWU) has followed the developments closely and made the additional demand for financial support for families of health workers who have died of Ebola.
Going forward, we will continue our efforts and monitor developments closely to determine if the momentum of 2014-2015 is a one-time showing
so the Bank of Canada is watching developments closely," the Senior Deputy Governor said.
ASEAN had been following developments closely, in particular the shift in mandates of newly authorized peacekeeping missions from peacekeeping to peace enforcement.
The European Union will continue to follow developments closely and remains prepared to review and adapt its position
In the meantime, I shall continue to monitor developments closely and to bring to the attention of the Security Council any further progress that may be made towards meeting the goals of resolution 1127(1997) on the peace process.
resolves to monitor developments closely.
monitor a range of definitions, looking out for shifts in the use of the various components by studying institutional developments closely.
make a proper appraisal, monitor developments closely and implement a programme of cooperation to restore trust between the parties.
he requested the secretariat to monitor developments closely and to keep the Committee duly informed.
The Government of Lesotho continues to monitor these developments closely and will aim to increase the allocation of resources to the Ministry of Education,
Monitor current developments closely when travelling within Lebanon,
has followed developments closely as they affect tens of thousands of Palestinians living in Iraq,
the international community must monitor developments closely to study the assistance required to achieve this goal;
the Migration Board was following developments closely in order to take appropriate decisions.
EPSU has followed developments closely, attending the congress of the KESK public services confederation in July 2017,
the government is monitoring all relevant developments closely.(Further details below.) Internationally, a number of formal
which have already been seized with the situation in the country and are watching developments closely.
The lessons from this case are that sanctions can be effective if the Security Council through its expert groups can monitor developments closely and adjust its strategy to provide incentives for compliance.