Примеры использования Both parties continued на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Both parties continued to demonstrate a constructive and flexible approach to the resolution of outstanding issues.
While I welcome the fact that the Government and the SPLM/A in Opposition leadership have recommitted themselves to not disrupting UNMISS, United Nations country team andhumanitarian operations, I have noted, with deep concern, both parties' continued failure to respect the status-of-forces agreement and provide humanitarian access.
During the reporting period, both parties continued to restrict UNMIS movement in sector VI, which includes Abyei.
While both parties continued to assert their commitment to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, differences over implementation issues intensified, and trust between them became ever more fragile.
With regard to military agreements Nos. 2 and 3, both parties continued to extend cooperation to MINURSO in the marking and disposal of mines and unexploded ordnance and expired ammunition.
While both parties continued to express their commitment to visibly mark the Blue Line, there is still a lack of consensus over contentious points, continuing to delay the process.
During the reporting period, both parties continued to respect the cease-fire, which has been in effect since 6 September 1991.
Both parties continued to extend their full cooperation to MINURSO, with 61 per cent of current tasks west of the defensive sand-wall(berm) and 35 per cent of those east of the berm completed.
More significantly, both parties continued to engage in consultations to tackle their differences over implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement.
Both parties continued to extend their full cooperation, with approximately 60 per cent of current tasks west of the defensive sand-wall(berm) and 20 per cent of those east of the berm completed.
During the reporting period, both parties continued to reach out to opposition parties to discuss national issues and the scope for cooperation in advance of the national elections scheduled for 2009.
Both parties continued to concentrate their forces in other strategic locations, and large movements of government troops were observed in areas along the border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo, presumably in connection with their operation in that country.
UNIFIL liaison and coordination arrangements with both parties continued to serve as the foundation of UNIFIL work in implementing resolution 1701(2006), safeguarding the cessation of hostilities, ensuring full respect of the Blue Line, and protecting security and stability in southern Lebanon.
At the same time, both parties continued to register complaints of small-scale attacks, aggressive patrolling, raids and the harassment of civilians, while, in some areas, the Government reportedly distributed arms to its civil defence personnel.
Furthermore, both parties continued to extend their cooperation to MINURSO in the marking and disposal of mines, unexploded ordnance and expired ammunition.
Both parties continue to draw on the services of an independent economic and financial adviser.
However, both parties continue to occupy some forward checkpoints.
It is significant that both parties continue to support the enhanced role of the United Nations in this area.
Both parties continue to dispute the nature and extent of the yellow zone and to construct field defence fortifications within it.
Both parties continue to respect the demilitarized zone, which remains free of formed military units and heavy weapons.
It is important that both parties continue to cooperate with UNHCR to enable it to complete its preparatory work for the return of Saharan refugees, as foreseen in the Settlement Plan.
In connection with the proposed practical options, it should be noted that both parties continue to restrict the freedom of movement of UNMOP in the northern part of the demilitarized zone and that access elsewhere is denied randomly and even, at several Croatian positions, constantly.
Both parties continue to maintain a substantial armed presence in sensitive oil-rich areas, including Upper Nile, and the 1 January 1956 border area remains highly militarized.
Over the last six months, there has been no progress on the implementation of the agreement of 8 July 2006, although both parties continue to publicly support the principles contained therein, namely, that a comprehensive settlement will be based on a bizonal, bicommunal federation and political equality.
Both parties continue to work towards achieving the required force level.
These inflammatory statements by both parties continue to escalate tensions in the region and constitute a marked deterioration from the levels of cooperation in Doha on 3 May 2009.
While calling for additional support for the Agreement,I request that both parties continue to give their full support to the United Nations in its efforts to assist them in implementing the Agreement.
To welcome the steps taken to implement the Comprehensive Peace Agreement between the Government of the Sudan and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement signedin the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, and to request that both parties continue their efforts to implement the agreement;
Noting with concern, however, that long-standing violations of the demilitarization regime by both parties continue, including the standing presence of Yugoslav military personnel and the occasional presence of Croatian military elements in the demilitarized zone, and limitations placed on the free movement of United Nations military observers by both parties. .
Reiterating its concern that longstanding violations of the demilitarization regime by both parties continue, including the standing presence of Federal Republic of Yugoslavia military personnel and the occasional presence of Croatian military elements in the demilitarized zone, and at limitations placed on the free movement of United Nations military observers by both parties. .