Примеры использования Supported continued на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They supported continued assistance in the area of reproductive health They inquired about activities that had not been implemented.
Participants were concerned about below-target inflation, but a majority supported continued hikes.
To that end, his delegation supported continued reform of the procedures of the relevant Security Council committees.
Delegations expressed admiration for the work of theUNICEF staff in northern Iraq, especially during the past winter, and supported continued collaboration with the United Nations Department of Humanitarian Affairs DHA.
His Government supported continued reform of the procedures of the Security Council committees in order to ensure due process in the implementation of sanctions regimes.
Concerning the strengthening of the role of the Organization and enhancing its effectiveness, he supported continued measures to revitalize the General Assembly as the chief deliberative and policy-making organ of the United Nations.
It supported continued discussions on all three subjects, bearing in mind the progress made on the GRs text throughout the biennium, and the commonalities between TK and TCEs.
In 1998, the Parliamentary Assembly was concerned by the endangered status of Uralic(Finno-Ugric) languages andcultures in Russia and supported continued work on the subject by the Committee on Culture and Education in co-operation with the Russian authorities.
His delegation strongly supported continued consideration of an appropriate organizational framework for addressing further the implementation of the provisions of the Charter in that regard.
Since an instrument on mines other than anti-personnel mines was vital to complete the international legal framework governing conventional explosive devices in armed conflicts,he fully supported continued efforts towards the development of such an instrument.
On the question of Western Sahara,Kenya supported continued negotiations under the auspices of the Secretary-General and his Personal Envoy.
In a press briefing following informal consultations, the President said that Council members supported the IGAD peace process for the Sudan and Somalia,called upon both countries to continue participating in IGAD and supported continued United Nations involvement with IGAD and humanitarian assistance for the Sudan and Somalia.
The delegation noted that its country strongly supported continued efforts to narrow the gap in resources and would participate fully in the process within UNFPA and elsewhere.
Her delegation supported continued effort to enhance the Organization's capacity to prevent situations that posed a threat to peace and assist States in resolving disputes in accordance with the procedures set out in the Charter.
His delegation endorsed the Commission's decision to establish an open-ended Working Group on Unilateral Acts of States to study selected cases, and supported continued work on the topic in accordance with the recommendations adopted at the Commission's fifty-fifth session.
On the question of Western Sahara,Kenya supported continued negotiations under the auspices of the Secretary-General, taking into account the efforts made since 2006 and recent developments.
Supported continued efforts by countries and the World Trade Organization towards trade liberalization with special attention to removing remaining and emerging trade restrictions which constrain market access, particularly for value added forest products;
As for the Repertory of Practice of United Nations Organs and the Repertoire of the Practice of the Security Council,her delegation supported continued efforts to eliminate the backlog in their publication and translation, and encouraged voluntary contributions to the Trust Funds established for that purpose.
Furthermore, it supported continued development of the Medium-Term Strategy for 2016-2021, which would enhance financial stability and thus encourage increased contributions from non-traditional donors and private partners.
Mr. Hassan Ali Hassan Ali(Sudan)said that his delegation had welcomed the convening of the High-level Meeting and supported continued effort to strengthen the rule of law at the national and international levels in keeping with the principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations and in international law, especially the sovereignty of States and non-interference in their domestic affairs.
His Government supported continued work on the Repertory of Practice of United Nations Organs, because it was a valuable source of information on the application of the Charter and an indispensable tool for preserving the Organization's institutional memory.
The United States had long-standing policies for conducting such reviews and, in that connection, supported continued informal discussions on lethal autonomous weapons systems in meetings of States parties to the Convention on Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use of Certain Conventional Weapons Which May Be Deemed to Be Excessively Injurious or to Have Indiscriminate Effects.
He supported continued efforts to improve training for United Nations peacekeeping operations personnel, and looked forward to a substantive dialogue on consolidating military, police and civilian training capacities in the context of the Integrated Training Service.
His delegation supported continued consideration of the rule of law agenda item and considered it imperative to integrate a rule of law dimension into United Nations activities relating to peace and security, development, human rights and poverty alleviation.
ASEAN supported continued partnership at regional and global levels and particularly welcomed two recent developments in the Asia-Pacific region-- the establishment of the Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization and the holding of the 15th session of the Asia-Pacific Regional Space Agency Forum APRSAF.
Supported continued efforts by countries and the World Trade Organization towards trade liberalization giving special attention to removing remaining and emerging trade restrictions which constrain market access, particularly for value added forest products;". C. Transfer of environmentally sound technologies to support sustainable forest management.
It also supported continued cooperation between the Security Council, the African Union Peace and Security Council and other regional groups, as well as interaction between the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, the Department of Field Support and troop- and police-contributing countries to ensure that the concerns of peacekeepers were addressed.
His Government supported continued effective counter-terrorism cooperation within the framework of the General Assembly, the Security Council, the Counter-Terrorism Committee and CTED, IAEA, UNODC and the International Criminal Police Organization(INTERPOL) and was actively involved in regional counter-terrorism efforts in the context of the Commonwealth of Independent States(CIS), the Collective Security Treaty Organization(CSTO) and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe OSCE.
Supported continued efforts by[ all countries and] the World Trade Organization[ towards trade liberalization in such a way as to support sustainable forest management][ in accordance with existing international obligations and commitments,] to reduce[ subsidies and] tariff and non-tariff barriers to trade in forest products and services[ in a way that promotes sustainable forest management];[[ Urged][ Encouraged][ Called upon] countries to adopt and implement sound environmental policies complemented by trade liberalization in forest products and services;];
Lithuania supports continued discussion on the transparency of the work of the Security Council.