Examples of using The section will continue in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Section will continue to prepare the United Nations Treaty Series publications.
IS3.35 In its marketing activities, the Section will continue to take advantage of new technologies and social media.
The Section will continue to leverage existing and new opportunities. These include.
Procurement and Contracts Services. During 1997 the section will continue to function as at present, reporting to the Chief of Administration.
The Section will continue to liaise with the Geneva office, ensuring consistency of application of Pension Fund benefit processing.
Until the automated supplier evaluation system was operational, the Section will continue to monitor and evaluate supplier performance with the information at its disposal.
The Section will continue to support the implementation of business intelligence and reporting systems that conform to the directives of OICT.
In addition and in the light of the fact that not all non-governmental organizations currentlyhave access to electronic means of communication, the Section will continue to rely on mass mailings to reach its target audience.
Moreover, the section will continue to benefit from external funding in these areas.
The Section will continue to be made up of the Property Control and Inventory Unit,the Contingent-owned Equipment Unit, the Property Disposal Unit and the Data Cell.
In working towards the objective of the subprogramme, the Section will continue to develop and improve information systems to support the implementation of United Nations human resources reforms.
The Section will continue to support the Fund ' s operations by providing legal services and assistance to all sections and offices in the secretariat of the Fund.
In working towards the objective of the subprogramme, the Section will continue to improve, maintain and, where necessary, develop information systems to support the implementation of United Nations human resources reforms.
The Section will continue to support the implementation of enterprise resource planning systems that conform to the directives of the Office of Information and Communications Technology.
Instead of creating more higher-level positions, the Section will continue to invest in enabling the existing human resources to take on greater challenges in the field of information and communications technology for the Mission.
The Section will continue to support the implementation of enterprise resource planning systems that conform to the directives of the Office of Information and Communications Technology.
During 1998-1999, it is expected that the Section will continue to provide ongoing support to existing peacekeeping and other missions as well as to those which may be established by the Security Council.
In addition, the Section will continue on the path of print-on-demand and microinventory printing until it reaches the point of holding no physical stock.
Furthermore, the Section will continue to focus on reducing the production turnaround time in the publication of the hard-copy version of the United Nations Treaty Series.
In addition, the Section will continue to focus its efforts on monitoring and facilitation at the local level, confidence-building, conflict resolution, reconciliation and the extension of State authority.
The Section will continue to implement programmes on awareness-raising, capacity-building and the promotion of the implementation of the Trafficking in Persons Protocol and the Smuggling of Migrants Protocol.
The Section will continue to aim to provide adequate professional psychological services so that high stress levels can be addressed and maladaptive coping behaviours and psychological and emotional exhaustion can be prevented.
The Section will continue to provide electrical power, generators, air-conditioning and heating units, domestic water supply, sewage disposal and environmental control to the Mission ' s office and accommodation units.
During the biennium 1998-1999, the Section will continue to provide services to the organizations based at the Centre by constantly reviewing operational needs and matching them with available resources.
It is estimated that, during 1998-1999, the Section will continue to be involved in the provision of ongoing support to the existing peacekeeping and other missions as well as to those which may be established by the Security Council.
In addition, the Section will continue to perform other essential functions such as development of transport standard operating procedures and conduct driver training and testing for national staff and driver testing for international and military personnel.
The Section will continue to undertake the depositary functions of the Secretary-General(for over 500 multilateral treaties) and the registration and publication functions relating to over 50,000 treaties and related actions(annual intake of 2,700).
In the biennium 2004-2005, the Section will continue the gradual conversion of its operations into a common service archival research centre for use by Member States, United Nations organizations and various other organizations and institutions.
The Section will continue to provide language courses in the six official languages of the United Nations, as well as job and career-development training for staff members in the areas of language, management, information technology and upgrading of substantive skills.
The Section will continue to supply medicines and consumables to the medical facilities/satellite clinics established on Mission premises, including the main medical clinic in Kabul, two satellite clinics in compounds A and B and seven clinics in the regions.