Примеры использования Continued to provide information на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Throughout 2005 citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina continued to provide information on illegal weapons.
The secretariat continued to provide information on science and technology through the publication of the CCST quarterly newsletter.
In addition, Qatar was engaged in bilateral cooperation on employment, and continued to provide information to relevant United Nations organizations.
Member States continued to provide information to the United Nations System for the Standardized Reporting of Military Expenditures.
In the course of the Panel's field visits and in the written communication issued to the Sudan andto other Member States, the Panel continued to provide information on the sanctions regime and on compliance with the sanctions measures.
OHCHR continued to provide information for the reports prepared by the Division for the Committee on ways and means of expediting the work of the Committee, a regular item on the Committee agenda.
During this reporting period, the Office of the Prosecutor continued to provide information to assist national jurisdictions in prosecuting war crimes.
The secretariat continued to provide information by answering requests for documents from journalists, specialists, associations and individuals wishing to know about the terms of reference and structures of the Committee or questions on illicit traffic.
In the course of the field visits of the Panel of Experts and in the written communications issued to the Sudan andto other Member States, the Panel continued to provide information on the sanctions regime and on compliance with the sanctions measures.
During the reporting period, the Office of the Prosecutor continued to provide information to assist national jurisdictions in prosecuting crimes arising out of the conflict in the former Yugoslavia.
The Special Rapporteur on religious intolerance, Mr. Abdelfattah Amor, in his report on the examination of incidents and governmental action in all parts of the world inconsistent with the provisions of the Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance andof Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief(E/CN.4/1997/91), continued to provide information on inroads into the respect of the right of minorities to profess and practise their own religion.
The Office continued to provide information for the reports prepared by the Division for the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women on ways and means of expediting the work of the Committee, a regular item on the Committee's agenda.
Reaching Critical Will, a project of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, continued to provide information on disarmament through its website, which includes an online resource page about disarmament and nonproliferation education.
OHCHR continued to provide information on the working methods of the six human rights treaty bodies serviced by OHCHR for the reports prepared by the Division for the Committee on ways and means of expediting the work of the Committee, a regular item on the agenda of the Committee.
Canada, France, Germany, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America,as well as the European Community and ICPO/Interpol, continued to provide information and other assistance to many countries in support of drug and financial investigations and controlled deliveries.
During this reporting period, the Office continued to provide information to assist national jurisdictions in prosecuting crimes arising out of the conflict in the former Yugoslavia, the volume of requests received increasing from the previous period.
It continued to provide information on decolonization issues upon request to Member States, representatives of the Non-Self-Governing Territories, schools, organizations and individuals, and also provided updated information for DPI's various visitor services and publications.
During this reporting period, the Office of the Prosecutor continued to provide information to assist national authorities in prosecuting crimes, although the volume of requests received by the Office decreased from the previous period.
In addition, the Office continued to provide information on the modalities of the mechanism through regional briefings and regular information sessions for representatives of permanent missions and other stakeholders in Geneva and New York.
During the reporting period, the Office of the Prosecutor continued to provide information to assist national jurisdictions in prosecuting crimes arising from the conflict in the former Yugoslavia, although the volume of requests received decreased from the previous period.
Through regular interaction with Member States, the Department continued to provide information on steps taken and resources required to enable the delivery of United Nations programmes through a modern, analysis-based and multidimensional security management system.
Through regular interaction with Member States, the Department continued to provide information to them on steps taken and resources required for a modern, analysis-based and multidimensional security management system that enables the delivery of United Nations programmes.
In addition, through participation in various meetings and workshops,the Division continued to provide information, advice and assistance to States and intergovernmental organizations with a view to promoting better understanding of the Convention and the related agreements, their wider acceptance, uniform and consistent application and effective implementation.
Through increased interaction with Member States, the Under-Secretary-General for Safety and Security continued to provide information on steps taken and resources required for the strategic direction of the United Nations security management system, which focuses on enabling United Nations programme delivery through security risk management within a modern information and analysis-based multidimensional security management framework.
The annual reports of the Secretary-General continue to provide information on developments within those forums.
Continue to provide information about the Sibe-rian Crane conservation activities to mass media.
SCW continues to provide information on CEDAW and shed light on the role of women in Bahraini society, their achievements and the obstacles they may face.
The Office of the Special Representative continues to provide information on the status of the protection of the rights of war-affected children in specific country situations ahead of country reviews.
Interest in the work of the Tribunal remained extremely high,with the Communications Service continuing to provide information to a wide range of audiences.
The Mission continues to provide information about procurement actions in local forums and to inform the public about opportunities to encourage and generate additional local participation.