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its country office, which he hoped would be continued in the future.
Internal Oversight Services and the Board of Auditors would be continued.
The CHAIRMAN said he took it that the consideration of that question would be continued during the second part of the resumed fifty-first session.
Consideration of issues relating to the elaboration of such regulations would be continued at the forthcoming session of the Council, in 2002.
Work on this program would be continued by the Secretariat, and by members of the Group by correspondence.
It was agreed that the Working Group's deliberations on the topic would be continued at its next session,
Since the task force had proved to be an effective mechanism within the Secretariat, its work would be continued and, in that sense, it would be institutionalized.
Those meetings would be continued in the two capitals alternately while many practical measures had been taken in implementation of what had been agreed upon.
hoped that those efforts would be continued and stepped up.
Access to vulnerable populations was important, and monitoring of programme activities would be continued.
The Committee was further informed that the discussion of agenda items 112 and 113 would be continued also on Thursday,
That discussion would be continued during the next meeting of the Group, on 1 December at UN Headquarters in New York, immediately preceding the
programme of the nineteenth workshop would be continued at a planning meeting, to be held during the forty-sixth session of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee, in 2009.
Cuba enjoyed an outstanding international reputation and it was to be hoped that the country's cooperation with all United Nations mechanisms would be continued.
She also stressed that her study would be continued, because there was a need to draft principles and guidelines useful to indigenous peoples,
programme of the eighteenth workshop would be continued at a planning meeting, to be held during the forty-fifth session of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee, in 2008.
Paragraph 8 now stated that consideration of the report of the Group of Legal Experts would be continued during the sixty-seventh, rather than the sixty-fourth, session of the Assembly.
Under him, the race would be continued; indeed Lloyd George nearly resigned when Churchill presented him with the naval budget of 1914 of 50 million pounds.
It was agreed that after the Elections activities would be continued on agreements and on constitutional solutions,
programme of that workshop would be continued at a planning meeting, to be held during the forty-eighth session of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee, in 2011.