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The panel was expected to continue working in an advisory capacity.
Engine testing was initiated in June 2011, and was expected to continue to the end of that year.
Such expenditure was expected to continue until the data-processing interface becomes operational in 2004.
Internet usage more thandoubled from 2007 to 2009 with the rapid growth expected to continue.
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Positions not expected to continue beyond 2009.
Several Member States have begun the overseas training ofa general purpose force, a process expected to continue for up to two years.
That trend might be expected to continue in the coming years.
The single-accused trial of Nshogoza for contempt ofcourt is scheduled to commence in September and expected to continue into 2009.
Internet gambling is expected to continue to grow”, Johnson said.
The programme has been executed through the Bosnia and Herzegovina Commission for Deminingand, though in reduced form, assistance from that body is expected to continue.
As the population growth is expected to continue, so is the demand for water.
Total expenditure for the microfinance sub-goal was 17 per cent, with the upward trend interms of share in total UNCDF expenditure expected to continue in 2005.
Each business unit was expected to continue operating with no major changes.
A total of 99 hours were flown, which represents a substantial part of theUNOCI normal aviation operations with the trend expected to continue during 2008/09.
DIWI alleged that despite this finding, it was expected to continue providing its services without payment.
The contracts were expected to continue for differing periods of time, and those that were shortly due to expire were the subject of renewal negotiations.
A disability pension is only paid, however, once the inability to work giving rise to a pension has lasted for one year(waiting year)and is expected to continue.
Population: Saudi Arabia's student population expected to continue to steadily grow, in line with student-aged population growth.
(a) Regional Command Capital: The situation was assessed as tense but stable,notwithstanding that planned attacks against selected high-profile targets are expected to continue, particularly in Kabul.
While the downsizing was expected to continue in 1998, it was likely to be at a more modest rate.
Commitments to be charged to the project budget of a future reporting period may be assumed,provided they are for authorized activities expected to continue beyond the end of the current reporting period.
Other large cities which are expected to continue high rates of growth are Bangkok, Istanbul, Jakarta, Lagos, Metro Manila and Tehran.
The estimated number of conflict-affected persons in Darfur rose from 1.8 million, as at 1 September, to 2 million as at 1 October,an upward trend expected to continue until the end of the year.
It includes ongoing projects expected to continue through 2003 and projects proposed as a result of specific requests addressed to the secretariat.
In 2008, annual military spending reached 1.85% of GDP, or 5 billion kroons,and was expected to continue to increase until 2010, when a 2.0% level was anticipated.
The dynamic growth in East Asia and China is expected to continue, though at a more attenuated pace, and moderate growth combined with slowing inflation and growing international investment is predicted for Latin America and the Caribbean.
Recovery in industrialized countries has been weak, signalling that the major source of globaldemand can no longer be expected to continue to provide the stimulus needed to sustain high growth in the rest of the world.
With material and energy input prices expected to continue to rise as soon as the global recession is over, eco-efficiency opportunities become more attractive.
The eldest of three children(he had two younger sisters, Virginia and Mary),he was expected to continue his father's business, which had been in the family for three generations.