Примеры использования Algeria continues на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To that end, Algeria continues to be committed to the effective relaunching of the work of the Conference on Disarmament.
Through the implementation of the Charter for Peace and National Reconciliation, which was adopted by an overwhelming majority in a referendum, Algeria continues its efforts to consolidate peace, which was restored after a decade of terrorist violence that fuelled the national tragedy.
Moreover, Algeria continues to engage in a relentless fight against terrorism, acting in accordance with the relevant international legal instruments.
Although the international community has become aware of the dangers of the terrorist scourge, Algeria continues to encounter obstacles when it comes to incorporating these proposals into appropriate legislative and operational provisions.
Algeria continues to support all efforts to promote consensus within the Conference that would allow it to resume its substantive work.
In the Middle East, where the building of peace requires from all parties sincerity, determination andrespect for the commitments undertaken, Algeria continues to make its contribution towards the establishment of a lasting peace based on a just and overall settlement consistent with the rights of all the region's peoples.
AI notes that Algeria continues to be affected by the legacy of the internal conflict and an overwhelming lack of investigations into the crimes committed by all parties to the conflict.
Although the international community has become aware of the dangers of the terrorist scourge, Algeria continues to encounter obstacles, opposition and reluctance on the part of certain countries when it comes to incorporating these proposals into appropriate legislative and operational provisions.
Algeria continues to meet its international commitments regularly, whether in its bilateral relations with IAEA or under the AFRA Agreement instituting inter-African cooperation under the aegis of IAEA.
Yet despite this provision, Algeria continues to be hampered in its supply of chemicals and scientific material greatly needed for both its industry and its research.
Algeria continues to regard the question of Western Sahara as a problem of decolonization, which as such has already been taken up by the United Nations and should be resolved through the exercise by the Saharan people of their right to self-determination.
He argues that Algeria continues to ignore or is unable to respond to allegations of torture and illtreatment of those people arrested on suspicion of having links with armed groups.
However, Algeria continues to believe that it would be wise, on a case-by-case basis, for the consultations preceding those meetings to be open to parties interested or involved in the question under consideration in order to obtain their views.
Algeria continues to call for negotiations in good faith to implement fully article VI of the Treaty, and for nuclear-weapon States systematically and progressively to move forward in the general reduction of their nuclear weapons, and then to eliminate them.
Algeria continues to be committed to pursuing the peace process in the Middle East and considers it to be urgent to relaunch the peace process so that a peaceful, just and lasting settlement can be found to the conflict in the Middle East, based on the creation of a sovereign Palestinian State, with Al-Quds as its capital.
Algeria continues to believe that the peaceful resolution of the question of Palestine can be based only on a negotiated solution that is compatible with international law, with the relevant United Nations resolutions, and in particular Security Council resolutions 242(1967), 338(1973), 1397(2002) and 1515 2003.
It is in this regard too that Algeria continues to provide political support and human and financial resources to the Settlement Plan jointly put in place by the United Nations and the Organization of African Unity(OAU) with a view to holding a genuine, credible referendum which would guarantee the free exercise by the people of Western Sahara of its right to self-determination and independence.
Algeria continues to support the peace process in the Middle East and is convinced that this is the best way to settle this complex problem, which has been the source of many tragedies, wars and destruction, with a view to realizing the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination and to ending occupation in all its forms and manifestations, in accordance with international legality and internationally binding resolutions.
Unfortunately, Algeria continued to use the issue to undermine Morocco's territorial integrity.
Algeria continued to refuse to repatriate the refugees; surely that was the unresolved humanitarian issue.
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Algeria continued to host refugees from Western Sahara in the Tindouf camps while they awaited a durable solution based on their right to self-determination.
Algeria continued to call for equitable representation in the Bretton Woods institutions, which meant increasing the voice and participation of developing countries in their decision-making processes.
The Governments of Morocco and Algeria continued to extend their support in accommodating the increased number of MINURSO staff.
A country with a long tradition of receiving refugees, Algeria continued to host Sahrawi refugees from the non-self-governing territory of Western Sahara, who awaited their voluntary repatriation as part of the implementation of a durable solution to their plight, based on the full and fair exercise of the right to self-determination.
While insisting that adherence to the settlement plan was imperative, Algeria continued to take the view that direct talks between the parties was an essential corollary to the plan also to help to instil the necessary confidence in the process.
In Tindouf, Algeria continued to host refugees from the non-self-governing territory of Western Sahara, who were awaiting voluntary repatriation once a just and durable solution that recognized their right to self-determination would be in place, as reaffirmed in relevant United Nations resolutions.
After serving a one-year term on the Council,the length of which was determined by a drawing of lots, Algeria continued to play an active role in this governing body, going well beyond its status of observer.
CRC recommended that Algeria continue to take effective measures to prohibit the economic exploitation of children, in particular in the informal sector, and to strengthen the labour inspectorate so that it can monitor the extent of child labour.