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the Committee would need to continue to work beyond 1 December,
the Committee endorsed the view that the interim secretariat would need to continue to function after COP 1 during a transitional period ending on 31 December 1995
it was concluded that ITC would need to continue to prepare two budget fascicles with the same financial and substantive information in different formats.
The efforts to address the problems of the development of Africa under this programme would need to continue over the plan period, especially in relation to the United
The Forum would need to continue and further enhance its cooperation
and that the work would need to continue for another year.
although several stressed that UNICEF would need to continue to refine and update its results-based management,
force would also have to set priorities for their support of the work of those task forces; organizations would need to continue to assign the necessary resources to ensure the success of the task forces;
the Tribunal has determined that some of the functions slated for termination in 2009 would need to continue until 30 September 2010 in order to maintain certain critical functions in support of the ongoing trials.
United Nations organizations would need to continue to explore and promote the appropriate mixes of contributions to fund their operational activities for development.
the Chairman reported that the Subcommission would need to continue its work during the twentieth session,
It would need to continue to involve the broad range of actors who had participated in the Monterrey process.
When essential for joint operations, MONUC would need to continue providing such support,
the subcommittees would need to continue interactions throughout the year via Internet tools,
due to expire in June 2008, would need to continue in its current form for some years to come.
Similarly, the wide range of commitments and policy directives that have resulted from conference processes would need to continue to be followed up at all levels, in accordance with their own merit,
The current levels of engagement would also need to continue in the transition period.
no conclusive evidence has yet been found and the Panel would therefore need to continue its investigation further.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo would continue to need international support in all those endeavours.