Examples of using Continued to contribute in English and their translations into Chinese
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He continued to contribute.
But highly toxicsulfur dioxide gas pouring from some fissures continued to contribute to"extremely dangerous" conditions.
OHCHR/ADU continued to contribute to regional activities.
In the absence of a common definition of transfer,different national practices continued to contribute to mismatches in the Register.
Demining activities also continued to contribute to protection of civilians' efforts.
UNIKOM continued to contribute to the maintenance of calm and stability in the demilitarized zone.
Reflecting the theme of institutionalization, the Ethics Office continued to contribute to deepening the knowledge of United Nations standards of conduct.
It also continued to contribute to the International Year for the Rapprochement of Cultures;
The presence of peacekeeping operations continued to contribute to building confidence among the parties on the ground.
UNDCP continued to contribute to measures designed to strengthen the control of psychotropic substances, taking a number of practical and technical initiatives to that end.
The transition from 3G to 4G continued to contribute to sales growth in South East Asia and Oceania regions.
EULEX continued to contribute to discussions on the organizational structure of the Kosovo Police.
During the reporting period, the organization continued to contribute to achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, particularly Goals 3 and 8.
Israel continued to contribute to the Department' s thematic events seeking to inform, educate and inspire.
During 2007, UNOGBIS continued to contribute to the stabilization and reconciliation efforts of Guinea-Bissau.
UNODC continued to contribute to the implementation of the Global Compact' s tenth principle, on anti-corruption.
The UNICEF Vaccine Independence Initiative continued to contribute to national self-sufficiency in procurement, for example in the Pacific and Central Asian subregions.
OHCHR continued to contribute to the implementation of the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy and Plan of Action.
The joint assessment process continued to contribute to enhanced dialogue and cooperation between the United Nations and the Government.
UNCTAD continued to contribute to the follow-up of trade-related provisions of major United Nations summits and conferences.
UNODC continued to contribute to enhancing knowledge of thematic and cross-sectoral trends for effective policy formulation.
The Branch also continued to contribute to the annual meetings of the Counter-Terrorism Working Group of the Pacific Islands Forum.
Liberia continued to contribute a platoon to the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali(MINUSMA).
During 2006-2007, ECA continued to contribute to the proactive and constructive participation of African countries in bilateral and multilateral trade negotiations.
OHCHR also continued to contribute to initiatives of GCTF, including by providing substantive and practical guidance for the drafting of good-practices memorandums.
UNOMIG police, however, continued to contribute to weekly quadripartite meetings and investigations of the joint fact-finding group, including by providing expert assistance.
UNOMIG police, however, continued to contribute to the weekly quadripartite meetings and investigations of the Joint Fact-Finding Group, including by providing forensic assistance.
In support of OSCE, EUFOR continued to contribute to the enhancement of the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina capacity in ammunition, weapons and explosives handling and management.
At the global level, UNICEF continued to contribute to the development of a system to monitor and report on egregious rights violations perpetrated against children in conflict-affected areas.
The Office continued to contribute to the progressive development and codification of international public and trade law and the strengthening and development of the international legal order for the seas and oceans.