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The Senegalese Government undertakes to continue the process of ratifying other international conventions.
The Council pays tribute to the efforts undertaken by the SecretaryGeneral in using his good offices, his Representatives, Special Envoys and mediators, as well as by regional and subregional organizations to help to facilitate durable andcomprehensive settlements, and undertakes to continue to support their work.
The committee undertakes to continue cooperating with the judge in order to help him reach a favourable decision which will settle the matter once and for all.
Until the General Assembly is prepared to approve such an amendment,the Board undertakes to continue to function under the existing arrangements.
Luxembourg undertakes to continue these consultations regularly with a view to ensuring appropriate follow-up of the universal periodic review report.
Guinea takes this opportunity to reiterate its pledges to recognize,protect and promote human rights in order to better safeguard them within the country, and undertakes to continue to build on its frank and constructive dialogue at the international level, inter alia with the United Nations human rights bodies.
Argentina undertakes to continue working to ensure the complementary nature of the work carried out by subregional, regional and international human rights protection mechanisms.
France, which has never ceased to take practical action to promote human rights, undertakes to continue these efforts both domestically and internationally, in cooperation with all States Members of the United Nations.
Undertakes to continue to consider the possibility of using the Military Staff Committee as one of the means of enhancing United Nations peacekeeping operations;
In addition, the United Nations and the African Union concluded a Memorandum of Understanding in which the African Union,subject to its budgetary resources, undertakes to continue to contribute to the cost of future Regional Courses in International Law for Africa of an amount of funds specifically earmarked for that purpose in its budget.
The Government of Senegal undertakes to continue the process of ratification of the 1993 Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Cooperation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption.
The Kingdom of Morocco takes this opportunity to reiterate its pledges to ensure greater recognition and protection of human rights, thereby enhancing the promotion of human rights within the country, and undertakes to continue and intensify its frank and constructive dialogue at the international level, inter alia with the United Nations human rights bodies.
Viet Nam undertakes to continue imbuing authorities, at all levels, with a great sense of responsibility and to ensure greater participation by all families and communities in children's programmes.
Botswana undertakes to continue to contribute to the work of the Human Rights Council in the implementation of civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, including the right to development.
Argentina undertakes to continue promoting the reforms needed to guarantee the full implementation of the right to information by making all information from the public and private sectors public and available to citizens in general.
Belgium undertakes to continue promoting dialogue and cooperation in the field of non-proliferation, at both multilateral and bilateral levels, in order to respond to the threats posed by the proliferation of nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons, and their means of delivery.
Syria undertakes to continue supporting UNDOF as it has done over the years, taking into account the points made above, so that UNDOF personnel can return to their positions in the area of separation securely and in cooperation and coordination with the Syrian Government.
The Special Rapporteur undertakes to continue to integrate HIV/AIDS-related human rights protections in future activities, including country visits, communications with Governments and NGOs, where relevant, as requested by the Commission in its resolution 2003/47.
Argentina undertakes to continue working to strengthen the United Nations treaty bodies, focusing in particular on improving their accessibility for victims of human rights abuses and on expanding the channels of participation and the opportunities for interaction open to civil society organizations.
Argentina undertakes to continue developing institutional mechanisms, with the participation of civil society, to comply with the decisions of regional and international human rights organizations, including by developing compliance charts that show the agencies in charge, the measures to be taken and the corresponding deadlines.
Argentina, as a federal State, undertakes to continue preparations for the establishment of a permanent body that will coordinate activities and foster dialogue to promote exchanges of information, experiences and good practices with and among the provinces in relation to the promotion and protection of human rights, as well as with the international mechanisms for the protection of universal, regional and subregional human rights.
It also undertook to continue the renewed dialogue.
It undertook to continue working on that issue that was so important for all.
The representative of the host country undertook to continue to press the City of New York on a refund of those taxes to Egypt.
They also undertook to continue to work in the region in support of General Assembly resolution 63/281 on climate change and its possible security implications.
The Parties undertake to continue their efforts for arms limitation and control through a reasonable balance of forces corresponding to the internal and external situation of each State.
They undertook to continue diplomatic efforts to promote universal accession and adherence to the basic international anti-terrorist conventions.
They undertook to continue taking a regional approach which encompassed the situation of Sierra Leone and Liberia, and appealed to the donor community to step up economic aid to Côte d'Ivoire.
The Government undertook to continue to review with the United Nations the modalities for the withdrawal of ONUB, which it agreed should be gradual and progressive.
The members of the Security Council undertook to continue to monitor progress and looked forward to a comprehensive report by the Secretary-General in April 2009.