Примеры использования Guinea continues на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, the situation in Guinea continues to be a source of concern.
Guinea continues to be the largest refugee-hosting country in the subregion with 178,440 persons mainly from Liberia and Sierra Leone as of the end of 2001.
Democracy is a challenge, butPapua New Guinea continues to thrive under it.
Papua New Guinea continues to benefit from a strong United Nations presence through its delivery of various development programmes.
However, the continuing uncertainty in Côte d'Ivoire and Guinea continues to present a potential threat to stability in Liberia.
Papua New Guinea continues to believe that Israel must recognize the right of the Palestinian people to exercise their right to self-determination and, as a result, to have a State.
Despite the steady rise in GDP, and as pointed out in the previous report,Equatorial Guinea continues to be ranked 131st in the world's Human Development Index.
Papua New Guinea continues to believe that Israel must recognize the right of the Palestinian people to exercise their right to self-determination and to the resulting statehood.
Accordingly, the preliminary examination of Guinea begun by the Court on 14 October 2009 remains open and Guinea continues to monitor the progress of investigations.
Today, the south-east of Guinea continues to be a subject of concern for my Government.
Despite a particularly difficult economic situation marked by the drastic drop in bauxite and aluminium prices andthe soaring price of petroleum, Guinea continues to tackle the burden of refugees and displaced persons.
However, Equatorial Guinea continues to face problems in controlling the constant migration flows into its territory and the rise of banditry in its cities.
It is in accordance with this basic stance andthe requirements of international law that the Government of Guinea continues to press for the lifting of the economic embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba.
Papua New Guinea continues to believe that the United Nations offers the best hope for its Member States to address these ongoing concerns and other emerging challenges facing humanity today.
Consistent with our view of the United Nations as a means of promoting global cooperation and partnership to meet the challenges of change in the twenty-first century,Papua New Guinea continues in its strong belief that its moral values and organizations offer hope to humanity.
The human rights situation in Equatorial Guinea continues to be grave, but could be improved if resolute action is taken by the international community in general and the United Nations Commission on Human Rights in particular.
Papua New Guinea continues to recognize the right of the people of New Caledonia to self-determination and urges all parties in the Territory to maintain their commitment to reaching a negotiated solution as a successor arrangement to the 1988 Matignon Accords.
In relation to the Millennium Development Goals,the World Health Organization reports that Papua New Guinea continues to suffer high maternal and child mortality rates, gender-based violence and gender inequality, increased health security risks from emerging and communicable diseases and inadequate access to safe water and sanitation for large parts of the population.
Equatorial Guinea continued.
Guinea continued.
Guinea continued to host by far the largest refugee population in the region.
Consideration of reports: Equatorial Guinea continued.
Papua New Guinea continued.
China recommended that Guinea continue to promote social stability and economic development, especially in the agricultural sector.
Mr. Ovia(Papua New Guinea) said that Papua New Guinea continued to call for the cessation of nuclear testing in the South Pacific region, and joined the Marshall Islands in urging the Government of the United States of America to compensate the people affected by that Government's previous nuclear testing and to undertake greater efforts to clean up the environment in the region.
Despite the Government's strong political commitment and the numerous programmes that had been developed,the advancement of women in Guinea continued to be hindered by difficulties such as lack of reliable qualitative and quantitative data in areas of concern to the Committee, low percentage of women at decision-making levels and their unfavourable ranking on electoral lists, insufficient monitoring of the implementation of legal instruments ratified by Guinea and the feminization of poverty.
JS1 recommended that Papua New Guinea continue to develop the required policies, and protocols for the implementation of the policies for the education and rehabilitation of people with disabilities.
CRC and CEDAW recommended that Equatorial Guinea continue to strengthen measures aimed at increasing enrolment rates in primary and basic education, in particular for girls, and raise awareness amongst parents about the value of early childhood education.
JS1 recommended that Papua New Guinea continue to support and monitor the child welfare agencies in each province that are providing child protection education and skill development, with a special emphasis on protecting children with disabilities from abuse.
Encourages Benin and Nigeria to extend their joint patrols beyond March 2012,while the countries of the Gulf of Guinea continue to work towards building their capacities to independently secure their coastlines and also encourages international partners to consider providing support, as needed, in that regard and to the extent feasible;