Examples of using It will continue to provide in English and their translations into Arabic
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Furthermore, it will continue to provide specific assistance for mine clearance.
In the intervening period,and as long as the force remains in place, it will continue to provide assistance to humanitarian organizations.
It will continue to provide overall political direction and guidance on electoral matters.
Given its interdisciplinary nature,it will work in close collaboration with other ECLAC divisions, to which it will continue to provide services.
It will continue to provide training and advisory services to Member States, in particular developing countries.
Given its interdisciplinary nature, the subprogramme will be executed inclose collaboration with other ECLAC divisions, to which it will continue to provide services.
It will continue to provide assistance for the promotion of conflict management mechanisms at the regional and state levels.
Given its interdisciplinary nature, the subprogramme will be executed inclose collaboration with the other ECLAC divisions, to which it will continue to provide services.
It will continue to provide training and advisory services to Member States, in particular developing countries.
UNDP will participate in discussions with other organizations in 2003,and until a combined decision is made, it will continue to provide for annual accruals.
After this start-up phase, it will continue to provide backstopping to the Network, which will have an independent secretariat.
It will continue to provide support through its commodity-based project-financing intervention in this key sector of the economy of many countries.
During the temporary utilization ofManagement Support Service resources in Umoja, it will continue to provide advice and assistance to the Secretariat on optimizing internal operations using best practices, process improvement and self-evaluation. IV." Cross-cutting" issues and opportunities.
It will continue to provide assistance for the promotion of the National Reconciliation Plan and the functioning of conflict management mechanisms at the regional and state levels.
It will continue to provide as much support as possible to help develop and improve human resources, skills and technology in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
It will continue to provide advisory services with regard to the restructuring and capacity-building of training institutions, and conduct training programmes on a regional or subregional basis.
It will continue to provide the Committee's concluding comments and general recommendations to the Office of the High Commissioner so that they can be made available promptly to the treaty bodies.
It will continue to provide inputs in the planning of new operations and monitor, in collaboration with relevant Secretariat units, the implementation of the recommendations made in its studies.
It will continue to provide information on its site about all developments in the area of women ' s human rights, including a link to the WomenWatch portal.
It will continue to provide administrative support, which encompasses the areas of logistics, communications, electronic data-processing, recruitment, deployment and administration of field personnel and financial management.
It will continue to provide secretariat and technical supportto the United Nations inter-agency framework for coordination teams and to assist United Nations country teams in the preparation of contingency plans.
It will continue to provide language courses in the six official languages of the United Nations as well as job and career-development training in the areas of management, information technology and upgrading of substantive skills.
It will continue to provide substantive and organizational support for norm-setting in the area of disarmament through the work of the General Assembly and its First Committee, the Disarmament Commission, the Conference on Disarmament and other bodies.
It will continue to provide information to the Commission on the Status of Women and the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women and will inform human rights mechanisms of activities relating to the human rights of women.
At both levels, it will continue to provide relevant technical assistance and, in the case of its support to SIDS/TAP and SIDS/NET, it will also act as facilitator and mobilizer of resources for the countries concerned.
It will continue to provide near real-time satellite data and imagery and other products and services during disasters, pool expertise and resources at the regional and subregional levels, facilitate sharing of good practices and create synergy with other existing regional initiatives.
It will continue to provide a framework by means of which developing countries and countries with economies in transition can take a strategic approach to enhancing their international competitiveness and to allocating their limited resources for national export development more effectively.
It will continue to provide technical cooperation and supportto member and associate member Governments of the subregion to facilitate public policymaking and decision-making in response to meeting the challenges of sustainable development, globalization and subregional and regional integration.
It will continue to provide consultation and guidance on various human resources issues, including conversions to continuing appointments, terminations of appointments(owing to closure of missions, agreed terminations, health reasons and abandonment of posts), outside activities and child/family support issues.