Examples of using Division will continue in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Division will continue to administer the UNISPAL web site.
Given the improved conference facilities available,it is expected that the Division will continue to receive more requests to service meetings.
The Division will continue to deploy its electronic occupational health record.
DOS and the concerned geographic division will continue to monitor the performance of this office.
The Division will continue to coordinate and harmonize the collection and dissemination of statistical information by the international agencies.
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For the polio elimination goal, the division will continue strengthening collaboration with Rotary International.
The Division will continue to intensify its efforts to mobilize international public opinion in support of a just settlement of the question of Palestine through the organization of regional seminars, as well as non-governmental organizations symposia and international meetings.
With the above-mentioned in mind, the Division will continue to promote international cooperation within the context of the follow-up to the International Year of the Family.
The Division will continue to foster inter-agency cooperation and coordination and to participate in relevant meetings of United Nations and non-United Nations bodies dealing with oceans-related issues and the mechanisms of cooperation and coordination relating to oceans.
At the same time, the Division will continue to reach out to target audiences using more traditional means of communication.
The Division will continue to provide targeted input for the work of special procedures.
At the same time, the Division will continue to reach out to target audiences using more traditional means of communication.
The Division will continue to further develop the Library only if it receives the necessary funding.
The Mission Support Division will continue to provide effective and efficient administrative, logistical and security support to the Mission.
(e) The Division will continue to document the experiences of countries related to the 2010 World Programme by collecting materials used by countries and entering them into a database.
The Political Affairs Division will continue to perform the functions described in paragraphs 85 through 91 of document A/65/328/Add.4.
The Division will continue to monitor progress in the work of treaty bodies in integrating a gender perspective and will provide gender-specific input for their work.
We hope that the division will continue to administer the programme, taking into account the need for wider geographical participation.
The Division will continue to provide professional advisory services to build national capacity in statistics and to encourage intra-regional dialogue and networks to promote South-South cooperation.
In the longer term, the division will continue to mobilize support for breast-feeding as an entry point for strengthening infant nutrition.
The Division will continue to provide technical supervision to dispensaries and to clinics of peacekeeping missions and will coordinate the implementation of health-care policy throughout the United Nations system.
It is expected that the Division will continue to conduct capacity-building activities on big data for official statistics in the coming years.
The Population Division will continue to carry out its activities in collaboration with organizations of the United Nations system and non-governmental organizations, particularly in the follow-up to the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development.
As part of its operational activities, the Division will continue to review the daily subsistence allowance rates and submit recommendations thereon to the Chairman for the promulgation of those rates.
In addition, the Division will continue to develop partnerships with police services, police colleges, research and academic institutions, police associations and others.
Through the active engagement of Member States, the Division will continue to refine the recruitment process and to ensure that police officers with the required skills, including female officers, are recruited according to the needs of each mission.
The Statistics Division will continue to be the convener of the Expert Group and will, to the extent possible, provide funds for the participation of developing countries.
The United Nations Statistics Division will continue to encourage strong inter-agency collaboration to make existing initiatives more effective and increase agency-country consultations.
In addition, the Division will continue to develop partnerships with other United Nations and international actors, police services, police colleges, research and academic institutions, police associations and others.
The Division will continue to monitor progress with respect to integrating gender perspectives in the work of intergovernmental and expert bodies and exchange information with the Special Rapporteur on violence against women, its causes and consequences or other mandate holders, as relevant.