Примеры использования Continued to collect на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The ISU continued to collect details of national points of contact for the Convention.
The Valga County Association of Local Authorities continued to collect asbestos waste in 2015 as well.
The Panel continued to collect evidence of widespread non-compliance with the travel ban.
We continued to collect, report and analyse information about forest product markets.
During the reporting period, UNCTAD continued to collect and analyse data on TNC activities and FDI flows.
In 1913, Heller moved to Chico, California, andtaught at the local high school, but continued to collect botanical specimens.
The accident investigator continued to collect data and information and examined the accident site carefully.
The secretariat andthe Organisation of the European Sawmilling Industry continued to collect market forecasts together in 2008.
For example, WHO continued to collect information on the health implications of restricted mobility for women.
In 1965, Sanders moved to Mississauga,Ontario to oversee his Canadian franchises and continued to collect franchise and appearance fees both in Canada and in the US.
During 2004, TER PCO continued to collect data on the TER network particularly in relation to the implementation of the TER Master Plan.
UNMIL continued to collect and destroy residual weapons and ammunition that were voluntarily surrendered or discovered through search operations.
The Department of Peace-keeping Operations continued to collect information on the landmine situation in Western Sahara, in the event the mandate of MINURSO is expanded.
The ISU continued to collect a large number of pertinent documents for the Convention's Documentation Centre, which is maintained by the ISU as part of its mandate.
The Advisory Service continued to collect, analyse and communicate laws adopted by States and to produce specialized documents.
It continued to collect materials and data required to set up an extensive gallery for projecting order to reorient the museum as a Museum of Indian history.
The Scientific Committee continued to collect data on radiation doses and the attendant risks, such as cancer and genetic mutation.
The Panel continued to collect data on developments in Liberia in the natural resources sectors, such as forestry, mining and agriculture.
The Joint Human Rights Office continued to collect evidence of human rights violations by soldiers in unilateral operations conducted by FARDC.
The WGM also continued to collect and analyse participants' annual reports, in 2007, placing particular emphasis on government oversight, enforcement and infringement issues.
Meanwhile, the Department of Safety and Security continued to collect and analyse information and reports on road safety incidents, including civilian casualties resulting from road accidents involving United Nations personnel.
The Institute continued to collect relevant information on criminological institutions in Africa for African country profiles.
The Working Group continued to collect information regarding the activities of mercenaries and private military and security companies around the world.
In the meantime, UNMIL continued to collect and destroy residual weapons and ammunition that were voluntarily surrendered or discovered through search operations.
In 2012, UNODC continued to collect data on selected crimes through the United Nations Survey of Crime Trends and Operations of Criminal Justice Systems.
The ISU continued to collect a large number of pertinent documents for the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention Documentation Centre, which is maintained by the ISU as part of its mandate.
Dolgov continued to collect and draw plants afterwards, so that the later versions of the Herbarium exhibition feature works executed in 2012 and later, as well as more recent installation pieces.
UNODC continued to collect and analyse data and trends with respect to illicit trafficking of opiates, especially opiates from Afghanistan, and the impact of such trafficking in different regions.
It also continued to collect and, if so requested,to provide to Member States, representatives of the Non-Self-Governing Territories, schools, organizations and individuals information on decolonization issues.