Examples of using Continue to develop and implement in English and their translations into Arabic
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Continue to develop and implement its adaptation strategies with assistance from the international community(Bangladesh); 100.124.
(a) Ensure that appropriateresources are allocated to the health sector, and continue to develop and implement comprehensive policies and programmes to improve children ' s health;
Continue to develop and implement measures aimed at protecting the rights of all children, particularly those in vulnerable situations(Singapore); 87.18.
In paragraph 302, the Board recommended that the Administration continue to develop and implement strategiesand targets in human resources plans with a view to achieving 50/50 gender balance in all missions.
Continue to develop and implement strategies to counter the negative impacts of climate change in cooperation with and with assistance from the international community(Bangladesh);
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In 2006, CRC recommended that Jordan, inter alia,ensure that appropriate resources are allocated to the health sector, and continue to develop and implement comprehensive policies and programmes to improve children ' s health.
Conduct and discipline teams continue to develop and implement various measures on prevention, enforcement and remedial action.
The majority of the countries of the region were signatories of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities,and they would continue to develop and implement policies and strategies to realize the rights of children with disabilities.
Building upon past experiences, it will continue to develop and implement various regional cooperative mechanisms on the use of space technology for disaster reduction.
The Department will ensure a continuous flow of information to and from Member States in all phases of peacekeeping operations, disseminate information to troop contributors in an effective and timely manner to enable them to makeinformed decisions on their participation in peacekeeping operations, continue to develop and implement innovative strategies for the participation of female personnel, on a broad geographical basis, in all aspects of peacekeeping operations, and maintain cooperation with other related activities of the United Nations system.
(d) The Institute should continue to develop and implement a vigorous marketing strategy through both the electronic and the print media,to include updating of its web site.
At UNOCI, although the gender balance had improved, women were still underrepresented.The Board recommends that the Administration continue to develop and implement strategies and targets in human resources plans with a view to achieving the 50/50 gender balance at all missions(paras. 301 and 302).
Continue to develop and implement measures aimed at the promotionand protection of human rights of vulnerable groups, such as children, women, people with disabilities, and the elderly(Nigeria);
The Board recommends that the Administration continue to develop and implement strategiesand targets in human resources plans with a view to achieving the 50/50 gender balance at all missions.
(c) Continue to develop and implement, in cooperation with minority groups and indigenous peoples, education programmes that address their special needs and incorporate their history, knowledge, technologies and value systems;
The Board recommends that the Administration continue to develop and implement strategies and targets in human resources plans with a view to achieving the 50/50 gender balance at all missions(paras. 299 and 302).
(b) Continue to develop and implement a comprehensive system of alternative measures, such as community service orders and interventions of restorative justice, in order to ensure that deprivation of liberty is used only as a measure of last resort;
Governments of countries in the Near and Middle East should continue to develop and implement sound demand reduction strategies that offer treatmentand rehabilitation facilities in response to the threat posed by increasing availability of heroin.
(v) Continue to develop and implement strategies to combat evolving security threats, strengthen justice and integrity, and address the health-related aspects of drug use in the region, in consultation with relevant stakeholders;
(a) Governments of the region should continue to develop and implement sound demand reduction strategies that offer treatmentand rehabilitation facilities in response to the threat posed by an increasing availability of heroin;
(b) Continue to develop and implement a comprehensive system of alternative measures such as community service orders, family conferencing and interventions of restorative justice in order to ensure that deprivation of liberty is used only as a measure of last resort;
The Committee recommends that the State party continue to develop and implement programmes to raise awareness on the importance of shared parental responsibilities, including both parents ' obligations to support, assist and educate their children, and to provide parents and children with adequate skills and support services in this respect.
(c) Continue to develop and implement a comprehensive system of alternative measures to deprivation of liberty, such as probation, community service orders and suspended sentences, in order to ensure that deprivation of liberty is used only as a measure of last resort;
The Committee recommends that the State party continue to develop and implement legislative and other measures, policies and procedures to ensure that children receive, when necessary, adequate alternative care, preferably in their own immediate families or extended families or in kafalah, which fully respects the provisions of the Convention, in particular articles 20 and 21.
(b) Continue to develop and implement an overall deinstitutionalization strategy concerning residential care facilities, with precise goals and objectives, with a view to their progressive elimination, in line with the Common European Guidelines on the Transition from Institutional to Community-based Care;
The Committee recommends that the State party continue to develop and implement legislative and other measures, policies and procedures to ensure that children receive, when necessary, adequate alternative care, preferably in their own immediate families or extended families or in kafalah, in a manner which fully respects provisions of the Convention, in particular articles 20 and 21.
States should continue to develop and implement bilateral, multilateral and regional agreements and arrangements to ensure effective action in all areas of combating trafficking in women and girls.
The Organization should continue to develop and implement the United Nations humanitarian civil-military coordination concept to further consolidate the civil-military coordination system, including the development of national standby teams with Member States.
(c) Continuing to develop and implement targeted joint activities related to the observance of the International Year of Forests, 2011.