Examples of using Discussions continued in English and their translations into Arabic
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Informal informal discussions continued.
Discussions continued in the afternoon.
As at the end of 2002, the discussions continued.
Discussions continued into the evening.
The Member States had asked the Secretariat to wait before taking any action while the discussions continued.
The discussions continued in January.
It was suggested that progress could beachieved in the short term on various fronts, while discussions continued on more long-term comprehensive solutions.
These discussions continued beyond the formal course hours.
In the context of the Palestinian budget vote, discussions continued to follow up on the London Conference of 1 March this year.
Discussions continued in breakout groups on each of the topics.
At the second informal consultation on 27 October 2009, discussions continued and a number of comments were made by Member States regarding the relationship between technology transfer and development.
The discussions continued in the afternoon in informal consultations.
It is indicated in the report that discussions continued in 2012 between the Secretariat and relevant host country authorities concerning protection requirements for the buildings.
Discussions continued on the repatriation of UTO personnel from Afghanistan.
Following increased threats to the Organization in 2010, discussions continued with host country authorities concerning protection requirements on the southern perimeter of the United Nations complex, namely, the Library and South Annex Buildings.
Discussions continued with OPCW regarding possible successor arrangements. Conclusion.
Subsequently, discussions continued and the Secretariat presented a revised proposal at the Subcommittee meeting in November 2006.
Discussions continued in various formats throughout the month on issues related to a new resolution on Iraq.
During the reporting period, discussions continued on the draft amendment to the status-of-mission agreement to reflect the military component of MINURCAT, which was submitted to the Government for signature on 3 March 2009.
Discussions continued and meetings were held with prominent Afghan leaders in order to find a negotiated solution to the crisis in the country.
Informal discussions continued after the open session in the course of a luncheon with the Secretary-General.
The discussions continued over breakfasts, lunches and dinners, during the weekends, on your shopping trips and holidays too.
Accordingly, discussions continued with the Chadian National Demining Centre in N ' Djamena concerning the transfer of residual activities.
Discussions continued in the Council of the Authority on the draft regulations on prospecting and exploration for polymetallic sulphides in the Area.
Discussions continued with the parties and the CIS peacekeeping force on the modalities of resuming patrolling in the upper Kodori Valley, including on security guarantees.
Discussions continued in 1994 with officials of the Government of the Province of Ontario and the Government of Canada on the establishment of an international network based in Canada on water, environment and health.
Discussions continued in March at a second meeting in Ruili, at which agreement was reached on the clearing to normal traffic of the two roads from Myitkyina to Putao and from Myitkyina to Bhamo.
Discussions continued in further meetings on the underlying assumptions, definitions, and methodologies, with parties requesting text to be added, suggesting places where brackets could be removed, and expressing preferences for options.
Discussions continued nonetheless in light of the serious commitment of States and treaty body experts, and with equally useful inputs from NHRIs, civil society, UN partners and academics, a wealth of ideas was generated.
Discussions continued in 2003, resulting in an agreement between the Tribunal and the Office of the High Representative regarding the resources required and the approximate numbers and types of cases that could be tried by the State Court.
