Примеры использования Branch continued на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Terrorism Prevention Branch continued to serve as a clearing house of information.
The Branch continued to develop partnerships with national training institutions in an increased number of countries.
In the area of research and information-gathering,the Terrorism Prevention Branch continued to maintain its electronic databases as well as various chronologies that were linked to the incident database on terrorism.
The Branch continued to respond to requests for information on the practice of the Security Council and its subsidiary organs.
Mr. Boventer(Security Council Practices and Charter Research Branch, Department of Political Affairs)said that his Branch continued to make good progress in updating the Repertoire of the Practice of the Security Council.
Branch continued to assist African countries in promoting the commodity initiative in the Doha negotiations.
Over the last two years, the Branch continued to participate in the observance of the Week.
The Branch continued to submit the edited volumes of the Repertoire for translation and publication in all the official languages, and every effort was being made to ensure that the latest approved chapters would be available electronically to the public in all those languages.
During the biennium, the Branch continued to facilitate participation by Member States in work related to the United Nations instruments on arms transparency.
The Branch continued to produce and disseminate on a monthly basis a matrix of its ongoing and planned technical assistance activities per country and region.
The Branch continued to organize subregional workshops on report-writing pursuant to the common strategy on reporting approved by the three Security Council committees.
The Branch continued to work with States parties to enable them to comply with their respective reporting obligations under the different multilateral instruments.
The Branch continued to represent UNODC on the Task Force, which met in New York in May and October, and provided coordinated UNODC input for the various initiatives of the Task Force.
The Branch continued to work with the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management to shorten the time lag between the completion of a Supplement and its publication in all six official languages.
The Branch continued to receive a significant number of requests via the Repertoire website for information about the practice of the Security Council and had recently set up a dedicated e-mail account to process such queries.
The Branch continued to engage in and enhance operational partnerships with international, regional and subregional organizations for the implementation of the technical assistance activities under its global project.
The Branch continued to work with the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management to further shorten the time lag between the completion of a Supplement and its publication in all six official languages.
The Branch continued to assist countries in implementing the international legal instruments related to nuclear terrorism, in close cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) and other relevant organizations.
The branch continued its deliberations and undertook the preliminary examination of the question of implementation on 20 June 2006, in accordance with section VII, paragraph 2, of the annex to decision 27/CMP.1. A vote was taken on 21 June 2006 by electronic means.
In Afghanistan, the Branch continued to work with the country's Independent National Legal Training Centre to train trainers on substantive legal issues related to the universal legal framework against terrorism and effective training methodologies.
In 2013, the Branch continued to provide assistance to requesting Member States with regard to the ratification and implementation of the international instruments dealing with chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism, in close cooperation with relevant stakeholders.
The Branch continued to organize subregional workshops on report-writing pursuant to the common strategy on reporting approved by the three relevant Security Council committees: the Counter-Terrorism Committee, the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267(1999) and the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1540 2004.
The Branch continued to follow-up on the outcome of the 2010 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, in particular by providing substantive support for the preparations of the Conference on the establishment of a Middle East zone free of nuclear weapons and all other weapons of mass destruction.
The Branch continued to work with ASEAN, providing substantive input to the workshop for ASEAN government legal officers on mutual assistance in criminal matters, held in Malaysia in May 2006, and ad hoc specialized advice to the expert working group preparing an ASEAN Convention on Counter-Terrorism, in November 2006.
The Branch continued to disseminate information electronically on a regular basis to its main clients(Member States, academia and non-governmental organizations), including statements by the Secretary-General and the High Representative, updates on developments in multilateral disarmament and international security and the daily"Disarmament Digest.
In 2009, the Branch continued to organize capacity-building activities for criminal justice officials of Iraq, including a workshop on criminal justice capacity-building support in the area of counter-terrorism and terrorism-related crimes, held in Cairo from 27 to 30 April, as well as a national legislative expert workshop for Iraq, organized in partnership with United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq(UNAMI), held in Baghdad on 14 and 15 January.
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The Branch continues to offer assistance for the ratification and legislative implementation of the international instruments.