Examples of using Should continue to develop in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Secretariat should continue to develop a policy on human resources in line with best practices
The Committee should continue to develop a dialogue with relevant international,
the Commission on Sustainable Development should continue to develop.
Sanctions Monitoring Team, should continue to develop its guidelines.
The programme for the Strategy should continue to develop its regional outreach,
The Centre should continue to develop means for communicating human rights principles in simpler and concrete terms in the Khmer
UNITAR should continue to develop innovative training methodologies,
The Organization should continue to develop and implement the United Nations humanitarian civil-military coordination concept to further consolidate the civil-military coordination system,
The Secretariat should continue to develop non-financial incentives to encourage applications for field positions in hardship locations, for instance those
the Division should continue to develop and enhance it further in 2014.
Social Council should continue to develop public-private partnerships,
The Monitoring Group should continue to develop the draft list of violators,
In that regard, UNODC, in collaboration with other United Nations entities, should continue to develop and implement country-specific long-term assistance programmes to respond to the need to strengthen national criminal justice systems.
While the Committee on Contributions should continue to develop the methodology used to determine rates of assessment,
States should continue to develop education programmes within their school systems
INSTRAW should continue to develop and refine its strategic objectives
Public Information should continue to develop standards for the public information component of peacekeeping operations.
Her delegation supported the Committee's view that the Subcommittee should continue to develop, on a priority basis,
Equally, the United Nations system should continue to develop and put in place robust results frameworks
The OIE should continue to develop new opportunities for engagement