Примеры использования Countries will continue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We hope that all of our good relationships with all countries will continue.
Scientists from almost 40 countries will continue their pioneering research here.
The reality is that without such support, degradation of the environment in developing countries will continue.
However, many countries will continue to use the traditional census method.
However, given the current global financial crisis,it is not certain whether countries will continue to increase funding levels for population activities.
We know that countries will continue to live in poverty if women remain under the heel of oppression.
During 2005-2030, the rural population of developed countries will continue decreasing to reach 0.24 billion in 2030.
Developing countries will continue to experience the effects of the crisis for a longer period.
In view of their limited domestic resources, the least developed countries will continue to need enhanced external financial assistance and other support.
Most countries will continue to collect information on both each individual person and on housing through the same operation.
The State of Qatar is hopeful that nuclear countries will continue their negotiations in order to achieve this goal.
Countries will continue to promote the implementation of Security Council resolution 1325(2000) on women and peace and security at national level.
As a result, many people in both countries will continue to require food aid until next year's harvest.
Countries will continue to need assistance to scale up the necessary planning, organizational and managerial capacity to plan large-scale distribution campaigns.
Economic development in different world regions and countries will continue to drive lubricants markets with a strong correlation.
Host countries will continue promoting and protecting the human rights of all people on their territory, and donors will assist them in their efforts.
The figures in table 1 project that countries will continue to increase resources for population activities.
Host countries will continue to need expertise during the 1990s with respect to the structuring of appropriate foreign investment regimes and fair and equitable joint venture arrangements.
The share of the world's population living in developing countries will continue to rise, and is projected to exceed 78 per cent by the year 2010.
France noted that it worked closely with Argentina in adopting andpromoting the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance and the countries will continue to do so together.
However, these countries will continue to need international assistance in the period ahead to overcome the problems of transition.
However, given the current global financial crisis, it is not certain whether countries will continue to increase funding levels for population.
In the meantime, countries will continue to design, test and implement market-based domestic carbon pricing programmes, such as the multi-donor Transformative Carbon Asset Facility announced by the World Bank in Paris.
In order effectively to meet these andother challenges, the United Nations country teams in both countries will continue to work closely with the relevant authorities and with UNMEE.
Our countries will continue to lend their full support to reaching consensus formulas to enable the adoption of a programme of work by the Conference on Disarmament and the negotiation of new disarmament and non-proliferation instruments.
However, even in the most optimistic scenario, many developing countries will continue to lack the necessary financial resources to achieve the internationally agreed development goals.
Unless these and related problems are tackled satisfactorily, it is likely that the information andknowledge gaps between developed and developing countries will continue to widen and be made worse by globalization.
At the same time, Iran,Russia and other countries will continue to increase the volume of supply, which will lead to the preservation of oversupply on the market.
As many Governments continue to prioritize expanding access to primary school, inequality in educational attainment across countries will continue to fall, especially at the primary and secondary levels.
Thus, with solid credentials in the field of non-proliferation, our countries will continue to participate constructively in the discussions that it is hoped will lead to the irreversible process of nuclear disarmament.