Examples of using All continue in English and their translations into Arabic
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(ALL CONTINUE CHANTING).
Indeed, we must all continue to do so.
We must all continue recognizing and exploring what contribution youth can make to the creation of a fairer and safer world.
Or call hunter off, and you all continue to ride.
And we all continue to follow up on these efforts.
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I had to step down so that you could all continue in S.H.I.E.L. D.
We must all continue to combat terrorism.
Do not pay attention to the social stereotypes, as we all continue to move away from past trends.
We must all continue to make sacrifices.
Although some SkyTeam membershave made capacity adjustments to Mexico, all continue to serve destinations in Mexico.
We must all continue to build on that initial success.
The Taliban ' s quest for a military solution, their support for international terrorism andtheir utter disregard for the humanitarian crisis they have created in Afghanistan all continue.
To this end, we must all continue to be vigilant.
We must all continue to look at the world through women ' s eyes.
As my delegation would like our work to conclude on a positive note, we express thehope that all of these negative elements will be eliminated so that we can all continue our work next year in a constructive and effective manner.
However, all continued to agree that United Nations action was founded on the three pillars of peace and security, development and human rights.
The lack of institutionalized rule of law, the level of corruption, the absence of a proper prison system and the existence of a nexus between crime andinsurgency all continue to impact on the measure of security ISAF can deliver in its supporting role.
To further promote those developments, we must all continue and expand our political and financial support for the strong and progressive African leadership.
It is an impetus for further meetings and contacts at all levels, as well as a strong message to citizens from all countries that religious peace and tolerance are a reality andthat we must all continue to work for their survival.
Those events require that we all continue to review how to help the parties overcome the profound mutual distrust that is preventing them from finding a way out of the impasse in the negotiations.
Climate change, the Millennium Development Goals, human rights, the elimination of poverty, disarmament,the reform of the United Nations and other questions require that we all continue and redouble our efforts to reach innovative solutions and achieve more progress.
We must all continue to work together to ensure success of the Tribunal's completion strategy, which seeks to conclude trials by 2008 and all work by 2010, as was previously endorsed by the Security Council.
Paragraphs 17 to 19 of the report provide information on partnerships and coordination with other international actors, such as the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, the European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo(EULEX)and the Kosovo Force(KFOR), which all continue to play roles under the overall framework of Security Council resolution 1244(1999).
We should all continue to work together in a spirit of constructive cooperation and tackle all the issues and tasks set out by the General Assembly in its decision 61/561, adopted on 17 September 2007, in order to faithfully fulfil its recommendations.
Topical issues, such as progress and new initiatives in nuclear safety, security and verification, the strides made under the Technical Cooperation Programme, the Agency ' s management and funding, as well as the need for a new multilateral framework for the nuclear fuel cycle,will all continue to actively engage the serious attention of the IAEA and member States.
Without for a moment subjugating our proliferation concerns, we all continue to insist on systematic and progressive efforts to implement the obligation in the NPT ' s article VI to pursue negotiations on effective measures for nuclear disarmament.
The Special Rapporteur firmly believes that State-sponsored practices such as the imposition of arbitrary taxes, extortion, land and crop confiscation, forced relocations, travel restrictions, financial penalties for non-compliance with orders andthe looting of possessions of civilians by military authorities, all continue to have a devastating impact on livelihoods.
We must all continue to support efforts for the eradication of poverty in accordance with agreed programmes and plans of action. The assault on poverty, especially rural poverty, must take into account the special needs of women and their full integration in the development process.
We are encouraged that progress has been made in all these areas and in the setting up of a peace-keeping Reserve Fund, but, in view of the ever-increasing demands and the worsening of financial problems associated with these operations,complacency is not justified and we should all continue to do our best to assist in discharging this major responsibility thrust on our Organization.