Examples of using Continue to guide in English and their translations into Spanish
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national governments should continue to guide implementation of the convention once it had been adopted.
These objectives have been reconfirmed and continue to guide the development of the renovation scope.
The Charter of the United Nations espouses the principles that continue to guide the Organization's efforts in the process of self-determination.
They are inscribed on an international agenda that is based on common goals that continue to guide our efforts today.
the Commission may consider that those observations should continue to guide its selection of subjects.
previous resolutions should continue to guide the work of UNAMA.
It is essential that you should continue to guide the process together with members of your task force.
Their professionalism and leadership continue to guide the Mission's efforts to facilitate a durable solution to the conflict in Abkhazia, Georgia.
These principles continue to guide the international community's efforts in securing peace
orgullo- have been central to realizing our mission and continue to guide our work.
leadership is critical and must continue to guide responses to the challenges that lie ahead.
which must continue to guide our actions.
who precedes us on our journey, continue to guide us towards the future that God wants for us.
orgullo-have been central to realizing our mission and continue to guide our work in the community.
The provisions of paragraph 11 of the annex to resolution 46/182 should continue to guide donors' activities aimed at dealing with that problem.
must continue to guide our efforts.
The Charter of the United Nations espouses the principles that continue to guide the Organization's efforts in the process of self-determination.
the lessons learned should continue to guide our efforts.
consensus and solidarity continue to guide our deliberations and actions.
The methodology for planning for the documentation needs of the Fifth Committee has proved effective and will continue to guide the work of the Secretariat in future.