Примеры использования Division has continued на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Division has continued to improve the redesigned"Question of Palestine" portal.
To ensure that the inspection and evaluation reports are of the highest accuracy,quality and utility possible, the Division has continued the initiatives begun in the previous period.
The Division has continued to focus on improving its services to clients.
The process of downsizing continued to pose major challenges to the operations of the entire Tribunal and the Division has continued to respond to those challenges in a proactive and flexible manner.
The Statistics Division has continued to provide funding for toponymic training of developing countries.
Further to the restructuring of the Procurement Division outlined in the previous report(A/64/284), the Division has continued to evolve in order to better meet end user requirements.
The Division has continued its fund-raising initiatives and sent a number of communications to Member States seeking contributions.
In addition to appeals from final judgements and sentences, the Appeals and Legal Advisory Division has continued to work on applications for post-conviction review or reconsideration, and other collateral proceedings.
The Division has continued to identify and update national focal points, mainly in ministries, for its public administration initiatives.
To ensure availability of its outputs in countries where Internet access may be limited or unpredictable, the Division has continued to produce paper publications while encouraging multi-channel outputs, both electronic and print, to bridge the digital divide.
The Division has continued to maintain the website and database of the Inter-Agency and Expert Group http://mdgs.un. org.
In addition to appeals from final judgements and sentences, the Division has continued to work on interlocutory appeals, post-conviction review or reconsideration, and other collateral proceedings.
The Division has continued to provide technical assistance to countries in the implementation of SEEA-Water, including Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador Mauritius, Morocco and Peru.
Pursuant to General Assembly resolution 47/90, the Division has continued to act as focal point and catalyst for United Nations activities related to the promotion and support of the international cooperative movement.
The Division has continued to emphasize management audits and consultancies as a means of supporting the reform goals of the Secretary-General.
The Office of Internal Oversight Services also confirmed that throughoutthe budget preparation process, the Budget Division has continued to provide regular briefing and guidance to all departments and offices to enhance the skills of staff involved in developing the formulas of subprogramme objectives in the context of results-based-budgeting approach and in line with the Regulations and Rules Governing Programme Planning see also paras. 42 and 43.
The Division has continued to manage fellowship programmes, provide advisory services, administer trust funds, organize training courses, briefings and prepare special studies.
In the area of environmental accounting, the Division has continued its support to countries for the implementation of the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting for Water and the International Recommendations for Water Statistics.
The Statistics Division has continued to maintain its classifications website, issue the Classifications Newsletter and respond to inquiries through the Classifications Hotline.
Meanwhile, the Division has continued its diverse but integrated and very useful activities in the legal, political, scientific, technical, economic and environmental fields, thus giving tangible effect to the Convention.
The Police Division has continued the selection and recruitment of police officers who possess the required technical skills for specialized policing tasks covering police reform and operational experience.
The Division has continued its cooperation with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, inter alia, through maintaining links between the Division's Web site and that of the Office of the High Commissioner.
In particular, the Statistics Division has continued work on the Implementation Guide for ISIC Revision 4(ISIC Rev.4), and the Companion Guide to ISIC and CPC, drafts of which have been submitted to the meeting of the Expert Group in 2009 for review.
The Division has continued to collect and analyse information provided by Member States and relevant organizations with a view to informing the Commission about developments in the action taken at the international level against organized transnational crime.
The Statistics Division has continued to address the request by countries to provide training on the indicators with the objective of improving data availability and quality at the national and international levels and, at the same time, understanding and resolving differences between the national and international data sets.
The Statistics Division has continued to work in close cooperation with the expert group on energy accounts, the London Group on Environmental Accounting, the Oslo Group on Energy Statistics and the Eurostat Task Force on Energy Accounts in order to finalize the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting for Energy.
The Statistics Division has continued to address requests from countries for training on the Millennium Development Goal indicators, with the objective of improving the collation, availability and dissemination of data for monitoring development, especially at the national level.
In accordance with its mandate, the Division has continued to develop activities(organization of briefings, workshops and training courses) aimed at assisting States, in particular developing States, in the consistent and uniform application of the provisions of UNCLOS, in addition to fostering a comprehensive understanding of new developments related to ocean affairs and the law of the sea.
In addition, the Division has continued to assist the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS) in the implementation of its regional programme on environment statistics, through participation in a workshop, as well as through the development of methodology sheets and data collection tables for the core set of environmental indicators adopted for the ECOWAS region.
The Division has continued its efforts to develop and enhance its Geographic Information System(GIS) services to Member States both in the context of its support to the Commission and in the performance of the depositary functions of the Secretary-General under the Convention in relation to charts and lists of geographical coordinates of points concerning the baselines closing lines, archipelagic baselines, and outer limits of maritime zones, including lines of delimitation.