Examples of using Will need to continue in English and their translations into Spanish
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the majority of resources will need to continue to be provided by donor countries.
The members of the Committee recognize the efforts that have been made, and that will need to continue to be made by Parties to pay their Core contributions.
Other flagship projects will need to continue focusing on advocacy
The United Nations will need to continue to evidence strong support in this area if it is to make progress.
United Nations organizations will need to continue to give encouragement
Nevertheless, Slovakia will need to continue balancing the requirements of EU accession with its participation in the multilateral trading system.
It is envisaged that relief work will need to continue for some time in order to meet the remaining needs of vulnerable groups throughout the country.
Governments of malaria-endemic countries will need to continue to increase domestic resources allocated for malaria control.
Specifically, Jordan will need to continue to enforce grazing limitations that keep livestock numbers at sustainable levels 0.1 sheep per hectare.
UNICEF will need to continue to function as a lead advocate,
Finally, for the programme to be sustainable, the Government of Jordan will need to continue its involvement beyond the 20-year programme timeframe envisaged for the programme.
Global capital expenditure will need to continue to grow for the next 25 years to around €3.5 trillion a year, but will not rise
The Government will need to continue, in a transparent and determined manner,
The Commission will need to continue to dedicate part of its efforts to the recruitment of qualified
The Government will need to continue to build or strengthen government structures that deliver effective governance,
the Committee will need to continue to promote a wider sense of ownership of the sanctions regime
UNICEF will need to continue working with national
the Government will need to continue to create the enabling conditions under which the private sector will create jobs
Many new staff members have been recruited at a level where they have good potential to fulfil their responsibilities, but will need to continue to receive training and support to do so confidently.
the group will need to continue to work in the spirit of consensus that has characterized the Assembly's action hitherto.