Примеры использования Panel will continue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Panel will continue its inquiries.
While nothing in the resolutions prohibits the export of lumber transporters to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea,the particulars of the transaction remain unclear and the Panel will continue its investigations.
The Panel will continue its investigations.
In pursuit of its mandate to provide information in individuals who commit violations of human rights in Darfur, the Panel will continue to provide information on actions taken by the Government in this regard.
The Panel will continue to investigate the case.
The recently established Evaluation Advisory Panel will continue to provide advice and quality assurance to the Evaluation Office.
The Panel will continue to investigate the activities of this individual in Liberia.
In 2012, the projected requirements for which are outlined in the present report, the Panel will continue to carry out its mandated activities, in particular by monitoring the implementation of the measures imposed by resolutions 1718(2006) and 1874 2009.
The Panel will continue its investigation of artisanal weapons being trafficked into, and transited through, Liberia.
In 2009, for which the projected requirements are outlined in the present report, the Panel will continue to collect information on implementation by States of the measures imposed by the Security Council and possible violations, make recommendations to the Committee on future action the Council may wish to consider and coordinate its activities with UNAMID.
The Panel will continue its dialogue with interlocutors within the Government of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya with a view to conducting a future visit.
In 2007, for which the projectedrequirements are outlined below, it is anticipated that the Panel will continue to collect information on implementation by States of the relevant measures imposed by the Security Council, to gauge progress made towards the goal of the Council of lifting those measures, to assess the socio-economic and humanitarian impact of the measures and to undertake analysis and make recommendations for consideration by the Council on future action to be taken.
The Panel will continue to investigate these issues.
The Panel will continue to investigate the issue.
The Panel will continue to monitor the situation.
The Panel will continue to investigate this issue.
The Panel will continue to investigate the nature and origin of the foreign-sourced components.
The Panel will continue this work in the next half of its mandate and report on its findings in December 2009.
The Panel will continue to conduct extensive fieldwork and on-site investigation of reported alleged violations and make appropriate recommendations.
The Panel will continue to conduct extensive field work and on-site investigation of reported alleged violations and make appropriate recommendations.
Furthermore, the Panel will continue to seek the cooperation of and benefit from the support of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya UNSMIL.
The Panel will continue to monitor the illicit mining activities to determine whether proceeds therefrom are funding the illicit purchase of arms.
However, the Panel will continue to carefully examine this and future information provided and will further report and/or adjust its findings and recommendations to the Security Council and the Committee if necessary.
The Panel will continue to engage with Kimberley Process participants in order to ensure that the Panel has access to the data it requires to undertake the tasks assigned to it by resolution 1903 2009.
The Panel will continue to review individual claims for such extraordinary circumstances, and where clear evidence is provided by the claimant justifying a longer period of loss, then such evidence will be taken into account by the Panel. .
Wood based panels will continue to gain a greater share of the solid wood products market.
The Panel will also continue to monitor the security situation along the border with Côte d'Ivoire and in the gold mines in the border region.
Tomorrow the business program of the congress will continue: master classes and panel discussions will be held again.
It is not yet known what effect the strengthened and expanded provisions of resolution 1874(2009)have actually had on this trade, and the Panel of Experts will continue to examine this question.
The Panel will also continue to serve as a source of information on individuals who, on the basis of the criteria contained in resolution 1591(2005), could possibly be designated as subject to the travel ban and assets freeze.