Examples of using Continue to require in English and their translations into Spanish
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We believe that the new nation will for some time continue to require the support of the international community in its efforts at nation-building.
This will continue to require political commitment
Both countries, however, continue to require support to complement their efforts in promoting the structural transformation of their economies
We are too concerned about the experiment," Nature journal continue to require us to provide.
and will continue to require solid effort.
will also continue to require humanitarian assistance for the time being.
the sustainable use of oceans continue to require effective strategies and management to combat the adverse effects of overfished stocks,
The Special Rapporteur should like to recall the main practices which continue to require constant vigilance by the international community
Recognizing that many States continue to require assistance in implementing resolution 1373(2001),
The long-term consequences of the Burundi crisis continue to require a combination of responses ranging from life-saving activities to strengthening community-based reconstruction initiatives
Conflicts remain unresolved in the Middle East, while at the same time longstanding and new conflicts in the African region continue to require the international community's attention.
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the authorities continue to require UNMOP to provide advance written notice before undertaking foot
The results show that there are 155,430 refugees in the camps who continue to require humanitarian assistance.
recognizing that many States continue to require assistance in implementing relevant Security Council resolutions.
often overlooked, crises that continue to require humanitarian support from the international community.
banks continue to require SBKRI despite Presidential Instruction No. 26 of 1998 specifically prohibiting them to do so arts.
other transitional justice mechanisms continue to require support from gender experts to ensure women's experiences of conflict are fully documented
Key Government institutions still lack the capacity to effectively lead the national development process and continue to require extensive technical and financial support from international partners.
many returning refugees continue to require humanitarian assistance